
Milestone Review 1
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Katie Buechner
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13 Slides • 18 Questions
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Milestone Review 1
Show me how ready you are for the Milestones!
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Multiple Choice
Where can you find the answer to the question in the first stanza?
In the first stanza
In the fourth stanza
In the last stanza
The poet does not answer the question.
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Multiple Choice
According to the last slide, what time of year do you think it was?
fall
spring
summer
winter
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Multiple Choice
Where do you think Lucy is going?
to her home
to visit her friends
to school
to the supermarket
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Multiple Choice
Choose a suitable title for this story.
"Trust People"
"Listen to Mom"
"Do Your Best"
"The Show"
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Based on this sentence, draw a conclusion about the way that Jan feels about the creature.
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Multiple Choice
Based on the sentence, draw a conclusion about the way that Jan feels about the creature.
She thinks the creature is cute.
She thinks the creature is scary.
She feels sorry for the creature.
None of the above
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Multiple Choice
Who are the main characters in the previous story?
Katie, her mother, and her friends
Katie and her mother
Katie and her parents
Katie and her friends
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Multiple Choice
Who are the secondary characters in this story?
Katie and her mother
Katie's father and her mother
Katie's father and her friends
Katie and her friends
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Multiple Choice
What does this story say about Katie's mother?
She was very supportive.
She was not supportive.
She did not believe in singing.
She wanted her daughter to make friends.
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Multiple Choice
According to the previous slide, what is made out of orange flowers?
A tasty but unhealthy kind of honey
A tasty and healthy kind of honey
A bad tasting, but healthy kind of honey
Nothing is made out of the orange flower.
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Multiple Choice
Which major event occurred first in the story?
The school bus arrived.
Marrah finished her breakfast.
Marrah searched for her dog.
Marrah ran down the stairs.
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Multiple Choice
Which major event occurred at the end of the story?
Her mother took Marrah to school because she missed her school bus.
Marrah was still searching for her backpack.
Marrah took a day off from school
Marrah's school bus waited for her to take her to school.
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Multiple Choice
What happened when the thieves started drawing water from the well and pouring it onto the ground?
Tony started digging channels in the ground leading to his fruit trees.
The thieves heard the sound of the box falling into the well.
Tony put all of his jewels into a box.
Water reached the fruit trees through channels in the ground.
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Multiple Choice
Why was there little water in the well at the beginning of the story?
The thieves had drawn it all out and poured in onto the ground.
There was a drought.
Tony had used most of it to water his fruit trees.
Tony's son drank nearly all of it.
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Multiple Choice
What is the setting of this poem?
It is set in a house.
It is set in the stove.
It is set in a restaurant.
It is set in a kitchen.
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Multiple Choice
Without the added image, the reader might ________________.
think Eliza is describing a car ride.
think Eliza is describing an actual train ride.
believe the author is confused.
think the author needs more details.
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Multiple Choice
The previous passage was about ___________.
how thieves watered the field.
how the thieves robbed for money.
how the thieves took the jewels.
how the thieves put the box in the well.
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Multiple Choice
Why did Tony throw a box of stones down the well?
The stones were valuable to Tony.
The stones were worth a fortune.
The stones were a diversion.
There was no money at all.
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Multiple Choice
Why did Tony send for soldiers?
Tony worked for the Army.
They enforced the laws of the area.
The police were stealing the jewels.
Tony trusted the thieves.
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