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Grade 5 Wonders Unit 1 Week 3 CATQ

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CATQ

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11.

In the section “On Walden Pond,” the author states, “Each encounter showed him something new.” Explain how this statement supports the main idea of the passage. Use key evidence from the passage to support and explain your answer.

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1.

Read the sentence...

"A sparrow once perched on his shoulder."

...​Pick the word that best​ defines “perched” as it is used in the sentence.

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3.

What does the first paragraph of “A Life in the Woods” tell the reader about the author’s point of view?

Choose two answers.

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7.

​Which evidence from the passage best ​shows that Thoreau was frustrated?

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9.

Which sentence best ​summarizes the passage?

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10.

A student is writing a story for class. Read the sentences from the story and the question that follows: ​

"One summer day, Thoreau decided to take a long walk in the woods. As he continued on his walk, he began to smile. Suddenly, Thoreau stop to look at the beautiful creations in nature. He glanced at a bird flying high above. Then, he watched a squirrel as it scurried up a tree. Next, he saw a beautiful bright yellow flower swaying in the wind. He was pleased with what he saw on his walk."

Which sentence corrects the grammar usage error in the underlined sentence?

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2.

Choose the sentence that is punctuated correctly.

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4.

Read the subheadings in the passage.

Which of these best​ describe why the author used subheadings in the passage?

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5.

PART A.

Which of these conclusions about the interactions between Thoreau and his stay in the woods is supported by the passage?

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6.

PART B.

Which sentence from the passage best support your answer in part A?

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8.

Read the sentences...

"The spectacular scene made Thoreau wonder at the loon. It no longer seemed a silly animal, but one with some mysterious power. As months went by, Thoreau also became aware of each animal’s ability to stay alive. "

...How does the author’s use of the word “spectacular” help the reader understand Thoreau’s feelings about nature?

Choose two ​answers.