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Choose the sentence that is punctuated correctly.

A. After hearing the idea from Mali, Mr. Taylor said, "Let's do it.

B. After hearing the idea from Mali, Mr. Taylor said, "Let's do it!"

C. After hearing the idea from Mali: Mr. Taylor said, "Let's do it!"

D. After hearing the idea from Mali, Mr. Taylor said "Let's do it!"

L.5.2b

L.CCR.2

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L.5.2.e

L.CCR.2

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The reader can infer that Mali is a problem solver. Which detail from the passage best supports this inference?

A. "After they got home, Mali headed out to her backyard swing to think."

B. "Mali turned, stared, and put her hand on her hip."

C. "Mali said, 'everyone needs fruits and vegetables for a healthy diet.' "

D. "After determining that her yard was too small to plant a garden, Mali went to talk to Mr. Taylor."

RL.5.1

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RL.5.1

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RL.5.1

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Read the sentence. "I'll help you, and when your garden starts to prosper, you can repay me with a few tomatoes."
A synonym is a word that means the same or nearly the same of another word. What is the synonym of "prosper" ?

A. fail

B. flourish

C. diminish

D. decrease

L.5.5c

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How does the relationship between Mali and Mr. Taylor develop in the passage? Choose two answers.

A. Mali and Mr. Taylor went from being just neighbors to best friends.

B. Mali and Mr. Taylor started to depend on each other.

C. Mali and Mr. Taylor developed a partnership in business.

D. Mali and Mr. Taylor began to despise each other.

RL.5.3

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RL.5.2

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What is the most likely reason the author included illustrations in the passage?

A. They help the reader visualize or make pictures of the key events in the passage.

B. They help the reader understand new or important information.

C. They help the reader visualize the meaning of unknown words.

D They help the reader find information or connect ideas.

RL.5.5

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Read the sentences.
"Mali turned, stared, and put her hands on her hips. 'But Mrs. Fair's stand can't close!' she said. 'It's the only place in the neighborhood we can buy fresh, delicious tomatoes.' "
Why did the author most likely use the phrase "put her hands on her hips" in the passage?"

A. to show that Mali was excited when she looked at the empty lot

B. to show how she felt about planting her own garden

C. to get the reader to see how disappointed Mali was about not having fresh tomatoes

D. to show that Mali was angry at ther mother

RL.5.4

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What is the theme of the passage? Use key details from the passage to support and explain your answer.
Response:

RL.5.2

Grade 5 Wonders Unit 1 Week 1 CATQ

Grade 5 Wonders Unit 1 Week 1 CATQ

Choose the sentence that is punctuated correctly.

The reader can infer that Mali is a problem solver. Which detail from the passage best supports this inference?

Read the sentence. "I'll help you, and when your garden starts to prosper, you can repay me with a few tomatoes."
A synonym is a word that means the same or nearly the same of another word. What is the synonym of "prosper" ?

How does the relationship between Mali and Mr. Taylor develop in the passage? Choose two answers.

What is the most likely reason the author included illustrations in the passage?

Read the sentences.
"Mali turned, stared, and put her hands on her hips. 'But Mrs. Fair's stand can't close!' she said. 'It's the only place in the neighborhood we can buy fresh, delicious tomatoes.' "
Why did the author most likely use the phrase "put her hands on her hips" in the passage?"

What is the theme of the passage? Use key details from the passage to support and explain your answer.
Response:

Choose the sentence that is punctuated correctly.

Choose the two sentences that contain spelling errors.

The reader can infer that Mali is a problem solver. Which detail from the passage best supports this inference?

What did the author most likely mean by including the statement, "Reasons to smile have been scarce lately."

Which sentence from the passage best supports your answer in question 4?

Read the sentence. "I'll help you, and when your garden starts to prosper, you can repay me with a few tomatoes."
A synonym is a word that means the same or nearly the same of another word. What is the synonym of "prosper" ?

How does the relationship between Mali and Mr. Taylor develop in the passage? Choose two answers.

Choose two sentences that should be included in the summary of the last paragraph of the text.

What is the most likely reason the author included illustrations in the passage?

Read the sentences.
"Mali turned, stared, and put her hands on her hips. 'But Mrs. Fair's stand can't close!' she said. 'It's the only place in the neighborhood we can buy fresh, delicious tomatoes.' "
Why did the author most likely use the phrase "put her hands on her hips" in the passage?"

What is the theme of the passage? Use key details from the passage to support and explain your answer.
Response:

Choose the two sentences that contain spelling errors.

What did the author most likely mean by including the statement, "Reasons to smile have been scarce lately."

Which sentence from the passage best supports your answer in question 4?

Choose two sentences that should be included in the summary of the last paragraph of the text.

Grade 5 Wonders Unit 1 Week 1 CATQ

Grade 5 Wonders Unit 1 Week 1 CATQ

Choose the sentence that is punctuated correctly.

The reader can infer that Mali is a problem solver. Which detail from the passage best supports this inference?

Read the sentence. "I'll help you, and when your garden starts to prosper, you can repay me with a few tomatoes."A synonym is a word that means the same or nearly the same of another word. What is the synonym of "prosper" ?

How does the relationship between Mali and Mr. Taylor develop in the passage? Choose two answers.

What is the most likely reason the author included illustrations in the passage?

Read the sentences."Mali turned, stared, and put her hands on her hips. 'But Mrs. Fair's stand can't close!' she said. 'It's the only place in the neighborhood we can buy fresh, delicious tomatoes.' "Why did the author most likely use the phrase "put her hands on her hips" in the passage?"

What is the theme of the passage? Use key details from the passage to support and explain your answer.Response:

Choose the sentence that is punctuated correctly.

Choose the two sentences that contain spelling errors.

The reader can infer that Mali is a problem solver. Which detail from the passage best supports this inference?

What did the author most likely mean by including the statement, "Reasons to smile have been scarce lately."

Which sentence from the passage best supports your answer in question 4?

Read the sentence. "I'll help you, and when your garden starts to prosper, you can repay me with a few tomatoes."A synonym is a word that means the same or nearly the same of another word. What is the synonym of "prosper" ?

How does the relationship between Mali and Mr. Taylor develop in the passage? Choose two answers.

Choose two sentences that should be included in the summary of the last paragraph of the text.

What is the most likely reason the author included illustrations in the passage?

Read the sentences."Mali turned, stared, and put her hands on her hips. 'But Mrs. Fair's stand can't close!' she said. 'It's the only place in the neighborhood we can buy fresh, delicious tomatoes.' "Why did the author most likely use the phrase "put her hands on her hips" in the passage?"

What is the theme of the passage? Use key details from the passage to support and explain your answer.Response:

Choose the two sentences that contain spelling errors.

What did the author most likely mean by including the statement, "Reasons to smile have been scarce lately."

Which sentence from the passage best supports your answer in question 4?

Choose two sentences that should be included in the summary of the last paragraph of the text.

Read the sentence. "I'll help you, and when your garden starts to prosper, you can repay me with a few tomatoes."
A synonym is a word that means the same or nearly the same of another word. What is the synonym of "prosper" ?

Read the sentences.
"Mali turned, stared, and put her hands on her hips. 'But Mrs. Fair's stand can't close!' she said. 'It's the only place in the neighborhood we can buy fresh, delicious tomatoes.' "
Why did the author most likely use the phrase "put her hands on her hips" in the passage?"

What is the theme of the passage? Use key details from the passage to support and explain your answer.
Response:

Read the sentence. "I'll help you, and when your garden starts to prosper, you can repay me with a few tomatoes."
A synonym is a word that means the same or nearly the same of another word. What is the synonym of "prosper" ?

Read the sentences.
"Mali turned, stared, and put her hands on her hips. 'But Mrs. Fair's stand can't close!' she said. 'It's the only place in the neighborhood we can buy fresh, delicious tomatoes.' "
Why did the author most likely use the phrase "put her hands on her hips" in the passage?"

What is the theme of the passage? Use key details from the passage to support and explain your answer.
Response: