#2.4 Daily Practice

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2 questions

     Rebecca was the only student at Randolph Middle School that wore a yellow heart on her cheek and a long white skirt so long that it would make the average person stumble. This was her daily outfit and was worn much like a uniform that a nurse or steel factory worker would wear to show employment status. To Rebecca, this was ordinary but to the other students, her outfits translated her loosely into being thought of as a “strange and odd person”. She knew what the others thought of her.  However one could assume Rebecca did not notice.

On the next question, choose the evidence that help you make your inference from question 1.  You may pick more than one sentence.

#2.4 Daily Practice

Last updated about 5 years ago

2 questions

     Rebecca was the only student at Randolph Middle School that wore a yellow heart on her cheek and a long white skirt so long that it would make the average person stumble. This was her daily outfit and was worn much like a uniform that a nurse or steel factory worker would wear to show employment status. To Rebecca, this was ordinary but to the other students, her outfits translated her loosely into being thought of as a “strange and odd person”. She knew what the others thought of her.  However one could assume Rebecca did not notice.

The description of Rebecca in the setting helps the reader infer-

On the next question, choose the evidence that help you make your inference from question 1.  You may pick more than one sentence.

1. Rebecca was the only student at Randolph Middle School that wore a yellow heart on her cheek and a long white skirt so long that it would make the average person stumble. 2. This was her daily outfit and was worn much like a uniform that a nurse or steel factory worker would wear to show employment status. 3. To Rebecca, this was ordinary but to the other students, her outfits translated her loosely into being thought of as a “strange and odd person”. 4. She knew what the others thought of her. 5. However one could assume Rebecca did not notice.