The Talking Eggs

What does "two peas in a pod" mean?

• two green peas are in a pea pod

• two things are very similar

• two peas are in a coffee pod

• two things are not alike

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The mother and Rose were not kind to Blanche because

• they scolded and hit Blanche.

• they lived on a farm.

• Rose didn't know beans from birds' eggs.

• the old woman wanted a sip of water.

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To make an inference, you

• guess.

• use your imagination.

• come to a conclusion based on logical reasoning.

• look at the illustrations.

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Talking Eggs is told from what point of view?

• from Rose's point of view so the reader knows what Rose is feeling and thinking

• from Blanche's point of view so the reader knows what Blanche is feeling and thinking

• from the mother's point of view so the reader knows what the mother is feeling and thinking

• third person so the reader knows the thoughts and feelings of all characters

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Which of the following best states the theme of Talking Eggs?

• Old women can be dangerous

• Obedience and kindness will be rewarded

• People who live in poor conditions are generally unhappy

• Magic can happen anywhere

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An antonym is the

• opposite meaning of another word

• same meaning of another word

• similar meaning of another word

• exactly the same word

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A synonym is the

• a word that sounds the same as another word

• exactly the same word

• opposite meaning of another word

• same meaning of another word

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If a person has a sharp mind, they are

• foolish

• smart

• disobedient

• nice

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The resolution of a story is

• how the problem is solved.

• the problem.

• an example of figurative language.

• another word for the illustrations.

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A simile is

• a word that sounds like another word

• a comparison of two things using the words "look" or "has"

• a word that is spelled like another word

• a comparison of two things using the words "like" or "as"

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