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Annika's Fireworks

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Question 1

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Read this sentence form the passage.
An orange firework burst overhead.
What is the meaning of the word overhead as it is used in the passage?

above

loudly

quickly

through

Question 2

2.

Part A
How does Annika change in the passage?

Annika is scared at the beginning but happy at the end. 

Annika is proud at the beginning and thankful at the end. 

Annika is excited at the beginning but nervous at the end. 

Annika is curious at the beginning and surprised at the end.

Question 3

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Part B
Select the sentence that shows why Annika's feeling change.

At first she tries to ignore her brother, but then she teaches him about fireworks. 

At first she wishes to do something else, but then she sees the beautiful fireworks. 

At first she wants to learn more about fireworks, but then she finds blinking fireflies. 

At first she wants to be on her own, but then she watches the fireworks with her parents. 

Question 4

4.

How does the passage develop the central message that searching can lead to new discoveries?

Annika picks up the camera so she can learn how to take pictures. 

Annika loves the fireworks and wants to see them again next year. 

Annika looks for the sparkles so she can answer he own questions. 

Annika plays with her brother and wants to teach him about fireworks.

Question 5

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How is Annika's point of view different from her mother's?

Annika thinks about people, while her mother thinks about food. 

Annika thinks about playing, but her mother thinks about the fireworks. 

Annika thinks about the fireworks, while her mother thinks about family. 

Annika thinks about the woods, but her mother thinks about taking pictures. 