Slower Than the Rest

What kind of person is Leo?

• Leo is a caring friend. I know this because he takes Charlie everywhere on his shoulder.

• Leo is a selfish boy. I know this because he doesn't help anyone.

• Leo is a happy boy. He has many friends.

• None of the above.

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How did Leo change from the beginning to the end of the story and why?

• In the beginning Leo was happy and had lots of friends. He found a turtle and named him Bobby. His turtle was in a race with five other turtles.

• In the beginning Leo felt sad because everyone thought he was slow. The school put him in a slow class. But then Leo got Charlie the turtle. He started taking Charlie everywhere even to school. He gave a report about about turtles. Leo put his whole heart into his report. He showed people that he wasn't so slow after all He got an award for the best talk and for the first time in a long time he felt fast.

• In the beginning Leo was crying because he didn't have any friends.He loved his dog Spot and all of his cats. He went to school and told all his friends how his dog did all kinds of tricks.

• In the beginning Leo felt sad because everyone thought he was slow at riding his bike. The school put him in the slow bike riding class. But then Leo got a new bike. He started riding his bike everywhere and even won some races.

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What is a resolution?

• A problem.

• A turtle.

• An answer to a problem.

• None of the above.

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What is the theme in "Slower Than the Rest"?

• Everyone is slow.

• Everyone is happy.

• Everyone is sad.

• Everyone has talents.

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What is the definition of theme?

• repeated lines in a poem

• speaking in 1st person

• who wrote the book

• author's message

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How do you identify who is telling a story?

• by asking yourself who is telling the story and how do I know.

• by looking at the pictures.

• by reading a dictionary.

• by looking in a magnifying glass

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What is a narrator?

• A person who writes the story.

• A person who reads the story.

• A person who takes care of animals.

• A person who is telling the story.

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What is 1st person?

• When the main character tells you his or her story.

• When you get in line first.

• When you are born first.

• When the main character gets there first.

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What is 3rd person?

• When the main character tells you his or her story.

• The story is told by an outside narrator or someone who is not in the story.

• The 3rd person in line to read the text.

• None of the above.

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In 1st person what words will the main character use to tell his story?

• He or she to refer to the main character.

• slow or fast

• I or me

• none of the above

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