
Unit2 - Test - 6th Grade
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Planning a Mural
The students in the art club were making plans. They wanted to paint a mural on the outside of the town’s recycling center. Their teacher offered to help them write a letter. The letter would describe the plans for the mural. It would ask for permission to paint. The students would ask people in town to sign the letter. If enough people signed, the students would take it to Town Hall.
The students had begun to argue over ideas for the mural. They had very different ideas. Sammy hoped to paint a picture of the town. Jessie wanted to show a rainy day and a sunny day. Anita just wanted to paint ponies. Anita loved ponies! But Luis’s choice was the winner. Everyone agreed it was the perfect idea. Their mural at the recycling center would show people recycling!
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Multiple Choice
What is a Mural?
a plan
a letter
a big painting
recycling center
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Multiple Choice
Before the students could write their letter, they needed to ________.
make a plan for the mural
get permission from people in town
go to Town Hall
begin painting
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Multiple Choice
How did the students decide what to put in the mural?
The students drew ideas out of a hat to come up with a winner.
The students talked about ideas and agreed on one of them.
The students got help from their teacher.
The students wrote a letter.
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Multiple Choice
Why did the students have to go to Town Hall?
They had to paint the outside of Town Hall before they painted the recycling center.
They needed people at Town Hall to give them permission to paint the mural.
They were looking for mural ideas, and there was a nice mural at Town Hall.
They wanted somebody from Town Hall to help them write a letter.
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Multiple Choice
The mural would show ________.
a picture of the town
a picture of a rainy day
a picture of ponies
a picture of people recycling
Planning a Mural
The students in the art club were making plans. They wanted to paint a mural on the outside of the town’s recycling center. Their teacher offered to help them write a letter. The letter would describe the plans for the mural. It would ask for permission to paint. The students would ask people in town to sign the letter. If enough people signed, the students would take it to Town Hall.
The students had begun to argue over ideas for the mural. They had very different ideas. Sammy hoped to paint a picture of the town. Jessie wanted to show a rainy day and a sunny day. Anita just wanted to paint ponies. Anita loved ponies! But Luis’s choice was the winner. Everyone agreed it was the perfect idea. Their mural at the recycling center would show people recycling!
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