

Part A
How does the illustration add to the story?
Part B
Which sentence from the passage
best supports the answer to Part A?
What is the purpose of Chapter 2's title "The Schedule"?
Which word from the text has been divided into syllables incorrectly?
How do these two chapters fit together?
What does the word wealthy mean as used in paragraph 1?
How are Tony and Han similar? Select all that apply.
Read this sentence from paragraph 10:
"Lila, the mom, liked the schedule a lot, which was a good sign for the boys' future employment prospects and business plans."
What does the word "prospects" mean in this context?
Which two sentences belong in a summary of chapters 1 and chapters 2?
How does paragraph 9 contribute to the overall structure of the story?
How are Tony's and Han's approaches to childcare different?
How did Noreen's mood change throughout the day?
Which word from the text is divided by syllables correctly?
Based on the text, how would you describe Noreen? Select TWO answers.
Which word from paragraph 2 is divided into syllables correctly?
How does the illustration in chapter 3 add to the story?
Use the chart below to compare and contrast Tony and Han in all three chapters. Decide whether each phrase describes only Tony, only Han, or both characters. Then drag the statement to its correct category.
eats sandwiches for lunch
on a playground
gives Noreen the choice
to do what she wants
applies for a job
babysitting a young girl
is late on the second day
on the job
prefers to follow an
organized schedule
When an author describes a character's smile as 'bright as the sun,' what does this simile emphasize?
What does the word improvise mean as it is used in paragraph 1 of chapter 3?
Which syllable pattern appears in the word 'binoculars'?
How does chapter 3 connect with chapter 2?
How are Noreen and Han alike?
Which two sentences belong in a summary of chapter 3?
The transition from Noreen being told what to do to making her own decisions represents what type of character development?
When an author writes 'Her voice was music to his ears,' what does this metaphor mean?
Which of the following themes applies to the story?
When a narrator says 'Everyone at school thought Jake was mean, but I knew he was just shy,' how does this point of view influence the story?
When a narrator describes a thunderstorm as 'the sky's angry roar,' what does this metaphor suggest about the storm?
How does Chapter 3 fit into the overall structure of this story?
How does the author's choice to end with 'That's how the Four-Hour Walk began' affect the chapter's structure?