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How does Edward feel at the beginning of the story when he first lives with Abilene and is cared for?

excited and curious

proud and distant

content and admired

lonely and afraid

ELA.3.R.1.3

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Read this sentence from the passage:
“Edward found himself listening carefully to another’s story and wishing he could help.”
How does this detail show a change in Edward’s character?

It shows Edward becomes more interested in traveling.

It shows Edward prefers being kept on a shelf.

It shows Edward refuses to wear fine clothes again.

It shows Edward learns to trust and care for others.

ELA.3.R.1.1

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Read the sentence:
“And so, Edward Tulane was mended, put together again, cleaned and polished, dressed in an elegant suit and placed on a high shelf for display.” (pg 185)
What is the meaning of the word “mended” used in this sentence?

To be fixed

To get dressed

To be displayed

To take a bath

ELA.3.V.1.3

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Fill in the bubbles to show whether each event happened at the beginning, middle, or end of Chapters 1–20.

ELA.3.R.3.2.a

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Part A — How does Abilene feel about Edward when she first owns him?

caring and loving

annoyed and careless

afraid and distant

uninterested and grateful

ELA.3.R.1.3

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Part B — Which sentence from the book best supports your answer to Part A?

“She did not pay any attention to the china rabbit.”

“She left Edward alone on the shelf for many days without speaking to him.”

“She dressed him in fine clothes and placed him where everyone could see.”

“She put Edward away in a box and never looked back.”

ELA.3.R.1.3

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Read this sentence from the story:
“Edward’s face was smooth and expressionless as porcelain.”
What type of figurative language is used in this sentence?

simile

metaphor

personification

hyperbole

ELA.3.R.3.1

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Select two details that belong in a brief summary of Chapters 1–20.

Edward is adored by Abilene and lived a comfortable life.

Edward learns to speak and walks on his own.

Edward falls from the ship and begins a journey of loss and learning.

Edward is stolen and kept in a secret museum.

Edward meets travelers, including Bryce, who plays the harmonica and makes him “dance.”

ELA.3.R.3.2.a

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Read this invented sentence inspired by the story:
“Abilene ran to mama and told her ‘I’ve cried a river of tears since he left.’”
Which type of figurative language is used in this sentence?

simile

metaphor

personification

hyperbole

ELA.3.R.3.1

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Match each character to the perspective that best describes how they view Edward.

	Abilene	Pelligrina	Lolly
Shows little care for Edward, treats him as an object to be discarded or mistreated.
Sees Edward as a treasured showpiece and delights in dressing and displaying him.
Feels disappointed in Edward, viewing him as failing to live up to family expectations or hopes.

ELA.3.R.1.3

	Beginning	Middle	End
Edward falls overboard and begins his long journey.
Edward meets Bryce and is played by the harmonica.
Edward is owned and adored by Abilene.

	Beginning	Middle	End
Edward falls overboard and begins his long journey.
Edward meets Bryce and is played by the harmonica.
Edward is owned and adored by Abilene.

Edward Tulane Module E Review

Edward Tulane Module E Review

How does Edward feel at the beginning of the story when he first lives with Abilene and is cared for?

Read this sentence from the passage:
“Edward found himself listening carefully to another’s story and wishing he could help.”
How does this detail show a change in Edward’s character?

Read the sentence:
“And so, Edward Tulane was mended, put together again, cleaned and polished, dressed in an elegant suit and placed on a high shelf for display.” (pg 185)
What is the meaning of the word “mended” used in this sentence?

Fill in the bubbles to show whether each event happened at the beginning, middle, or end of Chapters 1–20.

Part A — How does Abilene feel about Edward when she first owns him?

Part B — Which sentence from the book best supports your answer to Part A?

Read this sentence from the story:
“Edward’s face was smooth and expressionless as porcelain.”
What type of figurative language is used in this sentence?

Select two details that belong in a brief summary of Chapters 1–20.

Read this invented sentence inspired by the story:
“Abilene ran to mama and told her ‘I’ve cried a river of tears since he left.’”
Which type of figurative language is used in this sentence?

Match each character to the perspective that best describes how they view Edward.

How does Edward feel at the beginning of the story when he first lives with Abilene and is cared for?

Read this sentence from the passage:
“Edward found himself listening carefully to another’s story and wishing he could help.”
How does this detail show a change in Edward’s character?

Read the sentence:
“And so, Edward Tulane was mended, put together again, cleaned and polished, dressed in an elegant suit and placed on a high shelf for display.” (pg 185)
What is the meaning of the word “mended” used in this sentence?

Fill in the bubbles to show whether each event happened at the beginning, middle, or end of Chapters 1–20.

Part A — How does Abilene feel about Edward when she first owns him?

Part B — Which sentence from the book best supports your answer to Part A?

Read this sentence from the story:
“Edward’s face was smooth and expressionless as porcelain.”
What type of figurative language is used in this sentence?

Select two details that belong in a brief summary of Chapters 1–20.

Read this invented sentence inspired by the story:
“Abilene ran to mama and told her ‘I’ve cried a river of tears since he left.’”
Which type of figurative language is used in this sentence?

Match each character to the perspective that best describes how they view Edward.

Edward Tulane Module E Review

Edward Tulane Module E Review

How does Edward feel at the beginning of the story when he first lives with Abilene and is cared for?

Read this sentence from the passage: “Edward found himself listening carefully to another’s story and wishing he could help.” How does this detail show a change in Edward’s character?

Read the sentence: “And so, Edward Tulane was mended, put together again, cleaned and polished, dressed in an elegant suit and placed on a high shelf for display.” (pg 185) What is the meaning of the word “mended” used in this sentence?

Fill in the bubbles to show whether each event happened at the beginning, middle, or end of Chapters 1–20.

Part A — How does Abilene feel about Edward when she first owns him?

Part B — Which sentence from the book best supports your answer to Part A?

Read this sentence from the story: “Edward’s face was smooth and expressionless as porcelain.” What type of figurative language is used in this sentence?

Select two details that belong in a brief summary of Chapters 1–20.

Read this invented sentence inspired by the story: “Abilene ran to mama and told her ‘I’ve cried a river of tears since he left.’” Which type of figurative language is used in this sentence?

Match each character to the perspective that best describes how they view Edward.

How does Edward feel at the beginning of the story when he first lives with Abilene and is cared for?

Read this sentence from the passage: “Edward found himself listening carefully to another’s story and wishing he could help.” How does this detail show a change in Edward’s character?

Read the sentence: “And so, Edward Tulane was mended, put together again, cleaned and polished, dressed in an elegant suit and placed on a high shelf for display.” (pg 185) What is the meaning of the word “mended” used in this sentence?

Fill in the bubbles to show whether each event happened at the beginning, middle, or end of Chapters 1–20.

Part A — How does Abilene feel about Edward when she first owns him?

Part B — Which sentence from the book best supports your answer to Part A?

Read this sentence from the story: “Edward’s face was smooth and expressionless as porcelain.” What type of figurative language is used in this sentence?

Select two details that belong in a brief summary of Chapters 1–20.

Read this invented sentence inspired by the story: “Abilene ran to mama and told her ‘I’ve cried a river of tears since he left.’” Which type of figurative language is used in this sentence?

Match each character to the perspective that best describes how they view Edward.

Read this sentence from the passage:
“Edward found himself listening carefully to another’s story and wishing he could help.”
How does this detail show a change in Edward’s character?

Read the sentence:
“And so, Edward Tulane was mended, put together again, cleaned and polished, dressed in an elegant suit and placed on a high shelf for display.” (pg 185)
What is the meaning of the word “mended” used in this sentence?

Read this sentence from the story:
“Edward’s face was smooth and expressionless as porcelain.”
What type of figurative language is used in this sentence?

Read this invented sentence inspired by the story:
“Abilene ran to mama and told her ‘I’ve cried a river of tears since he left.’”
Which type of figurative language is used in this sentence?

Read this sentence from the passage:
“Edward found himself listening carefully to another’s story and wishing he could help.”
How does this detail show a change in Edward’s character?

Read the sentence:
“And so, Edward Tulane was mended, put together again, cleaned and polished, dressed in an elegant suit and placed on a high shelf for display.” (pg 185)
What is the meaning of the word “mended” used in this sentence?

Read this sentence from the story:
“Edward’s face was smooth and expressionless as porcelain.”
What type of figurative language is used in this sentence?

Read this invented sentence inspired by the story:
“Abilene ran to mama and told her ‘I’ve cried a river of tears since he left.’”
Which type of figurative language is used in this sentence?