Mailing May

What did May travel in?

• car
• carriage
• bus
• train

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What does bundle mean?

• cold
• stuck 
• warmed up
• tied or wrapped together

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What does mailing mean?

• to send something by mail
• to fight
• to eat candy
• to see fireworks

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What was put on May's back?

• a ticket
• a label
• a package
• hand santizer

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What did May's dad give her?

• a hat
• a glove
• a valise
• a stuffed animal

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How did May get to the train to visit grandma?

• carted on a rolling cart
• carried by Leonard
• rode a horse
• walked

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Who did May want to visit?

• Larry
• Her dad
• Granny
• Aunt Judy

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What does carted mean?

• to eat
• to wake
• to mail
• to move

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CCSS.L.3.2E

Why did May get mailed instead of getting a train ticket?

• She likes mail.
• She loves trains. 
• It was less expensive to mail her.
• It was more expensive to mail her.

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What was May at the train station?

• a box
• a package
• a person
• a postcard

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CCSS.RL.2.2

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