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Garvey's Choice

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Write: What is one theme of "Garvey's Choice?" Use details from the story to support your answer. Be sure to use the writing checklist.

Reread “Garvey’s Choice.” Choose the best response to each question about the text.

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What is one challenge that Garvey faces?

He is embarrassed that Joe will see his new lunchbox.

He is sorry that he does not know how to talk to Grandpa.

He is not interested in the things that Dad wants him to like.

He is not ready for Angela to hear him singing in the chorus.

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What does Garvey realize about Dad in the section titled “Photo Album”?

Dad has a collection of pictures from football games with Grandpa.

Grandpa had encouraged Dad to push Garvey into playing football.

Dad and Grandpa had used football as a way to bond with each other.

Dad used to be an excellent football player when he was Garvey’s age.

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How does Garvey respond to this challenge?

He tells Dad that he has a solo in the chorus.

He convinces Joe to join a new club with him.

He asks his friends to teach him about football.

He spends time looking at pictures with Grandpa.

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What does Joe mean when he tells Garvey “your voice is choice”?

Garvey should speak louder.

Garvey is an excellent singer.

Garvey picks very good songs.

Garvey has to make a decision.

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5.

Which choice supports the inference that Garvey has gained confidence?

“I shoved that thing in the coal black of my closet, then celebrated with cake.” (lines 8–10)

“We went back to class, each waiting for the other to spill his secret for a laugh.” (lines 26–29)

“‘You’re always singing, or at least humming out loud.’” (lines 56–57)

“This isn’t football, but here, I’m the quarterback.” (lines 69–70)