Unit 4 - Week 1 - 5th Grade - Benchmark Advance

Front

Which sentence best describes the narrator of “I, Too”?

Back

The narrator desires a more inclusive and equal nation.

Front

Part B: Which quote from the poem supports the answer to Part A?
Part A: Which sentence best describes the narrator of “I, Too”? Options: "I, too, sing America.", "They send me to eat in the kitchen...", "Tomorrow, I'll be at the table when company comes.", "I, too, am America."

Back

"Tomorrow, I'll be at the table when company comes."

Front

Which definition of blithe is used in line 2? Definition 1: lacking in consideration for others Definition 2: a happy or lighthearted disposition

Back

Definition 2: a happy or lighthearted disposition

Front

How does this portrayal of America in "I, Too" differ from the portrayal in “I Hear America Singing”?

Back

The narrator views America as divisive

Front

Which phrase or sentence from “Gold Country” signals that this is a firsthand account?

Back

"Now that I am here I will use only the American calendar."

Front

What event could NOT be added to the historical fiction story “Gold Country”?

• Wong Ming-Chung buys a new car.
• A storm makes for a risky boat ride.
• Brian catches some fish for dinner.
• Wong Ming-Chung teaches Brian about writing with a brush and ink.

Back

Wong Ming-Chung buys a new car.

Front

Decide whether Wang Ming-Chung is called to register happened before or after the narrator met Brian.

Back

Before

Front

Wang Ming-Chung uses his new pencil. Did this happen before or after the narrator met Brian?

Back

After

Front

Did the event 'Signs are used to learn names' happen before or after the narrator met Brian?

Back

After

Front

Decide whether each event happened before the narrator met Brian, or after.
Wang Ming-Chung sees a fish in the water.

Back

Before