Tomato Harvest In line 24, why does the speaker say that he found "sweetness and pride" in the first tomato?

He has worked hard to grow the tomatoes.

He has planted a very sweet-tasting variety of tomato.

Tomatoes are his favorite food to eat.

He knows the next tomato will not taste as good.

Sailing to New Horizon "It was difficult for parents to send me to school, but now all the facilities are in the village. I have started planning for my daughter's future education. I want to see her become a doctor or engineer." This quotation shows that--

Rezwan's efforts have improved educational conditions for future generations

Rezwan believes that his school boats will create many doctors or engineers.

Farida's own difficulties in attending school cause her to be doubtful about her daughter's education

Farida thinks that there are enough facilities in her village to serve all the children

Tomato Harvest The poet organizes the poem by--

presenting the order of events in the speaker's experience

noting the frequent changes in the speaker's emotions

listing the growing phases of the speaker's tomato plants

explaining the reasons for each of the speaker's actions

Tomato Harvest & A Run to Remember In what way do the speaker in the poem and the narrator of the selection differ?

The speaker is focused on one goal, while the narrator initially attempted different events.

The speaker exerts little effort, while the narrator struggled greatly

The speaker is new to gardening, while the narrator was an expert barrel racer.

The speaker knows why he chose to garden, while the narrator was unsure of which event to enter.

Charlie Joe Jackson Which sentence best explains why Charlie Joe's father considers sending Charlie Joe to Camp Rituhbukkee?

It would be bad parenting if we just sat here while you threw your talents away.

My dad thumbed through the brochure.

Finally my dad turned around and looked at my mom, who nodded.

You've never gotten straight A's in your life

Sailing to New Horizons Which sentence from the article best supports the claim that Rezwan's boats have successfully addressed a problem in Bangladesh?

In all, these boats help educate close to 90,000 families in Bangladesh.

The purpose of the organization is to help the people of Bangladesh receive an education and also to bring technology and an improved quality of life to poor people in remote areas of the country.

Each boat was built to accommodate between 30 and 35 students.

Students study using solar lamps that are charged suring the day at stations near the river.

A Run to Remember Why did the author include paragraphs 1 and 2 in the selection?

To explain why the narrator's father bought her a new horse.

To create a description of the narrator's new home.

To show why the narrator enjoyed living in the country.

To illustrate why the narrator loved the pony she had to sell.

Tomato Harvest I felt beaten splashing out to see How little garden was left to me. The poet uses these lines to show that the speaker feels--

confused by the effect the rain had on the garden

concerned that the storm has not ended

burdened by the amount of work required to manage a garden

Sailing to New Horizons The message conveyed by the photographs is that--

students are engaged in learning on school boats

the school boats float down the river to pick up students

the school boats can be used in both sunny and rainy weather

each school boat needs many workers to manage it

Charlie Joe Jackson He held out the brochure to me and grinned like an evil wizard. The author uses a simile in this sentence to reveal that Charlie Joe's father--

is excited to have found a solution even if his son does not like it

has an unusual ability to make his son agree to things he dislikes doing

knows that his son will try to find an alternative to going to the camp

is pretending that he likes the camp so that his son will also like it

Sailing to New Horizons Which statement about education does this article best support?

Schools should adapt to local conditions.

Smaller class sizes are better for instruction.

Students prefer attending classes with friends

Schools should give students time off.

Charlie Joe Jackson The train to Camp Rituhbukkee was leaving the station, and my mom wasn't about to lie across the tracks to stop it. The author uses figurative language in this sentence to show that-

Charlie Joe's mom will not save him from having to go to camp

Charlie Joe does not want to go to a camp so far away from home

Charlie Joe's mom realizes that the camp may be dangerous

Charlie Joe does not want to act against his mother's wishes

A Run to Remember The stinging memory of Becky's smirks made me determined to beat her. From this sentence, the reader can conclude that--

Becky's actions angered the narrator

the narrator wanted to be like Becky

the narrator's efforts amused Becky

Becky was bothered by the narrator

Tomato Harvest Stanza 4 is important to the poem because it shows--

the speaker's commitment to his garden

the changes the speaker notices in his plants

the speaker's lack of experience with gardening

the way the speaker feels about his brothers

A Run to Remember What is the central message the author presents in this selection?

Being dedicated can help one obtain a seemingly impossible goal.

It is tempting to quit when situations become difficult

Receiving negative comments leads to a lack of confidence

It is satisfying to watch others succeed.

Charlie Joe Jackson The first-person point of view helps the reader understand--

Charlie Joe's reasons for not wanting to go to the summer camp

the way Ms. Ferrell views Charlie Joe

that Charlie Joe's dad is serious about sending him to camp

why Charlie Joe's mom will not help him

Sailing to New Horizons The reader can conclude that Rezwan believes that--

developing technology skills is a necessity in today's world

educating children is easier than educating adults

floating schools cannot compete with traditional schools

choosing a career is a difficult decision

Charlie Joe Jackson Paragraphs 1 through 8 contribute to the plot by--

hinting at how Charlie Joe will resolve his problem

establishing Charlie Joe's discomfort in the setting

providing the reason for Charlie Joe's conflict

describing the qualities that others enjoy about Charlie Joe

Charlie Joe Jackson What does the conversation between Charlie Joe and his parents in paragraph 26 through 30 suggest?

Charlie Joe's father doubts that Charlie Joe will be able to schieve the goal he has set for himself.

Charlie Joe thinks that being able to avoid going to summer camp will be an easy task

Charlie Joe feels inspired to do better in school because of his parents' faith in his abilities.

Charlie Joe's mother believe that the summer camp will not offer any benefit to Charlie Joe.

When reading a fiction text it is important to look for--

a change in the main character from the beginning to the end

the main idea of the passage after reading the whole passage

the supporting details for the claim in each paragraph

the organizational pattern that the author uses

Where in a story would you look for the exposition?

Where you see a character change

What is not a reason why author's write?

convince people to agree with them

teach people how to do something

Why is inferring when reading important?

It helps you to better understand what you are reading.

It allows you to put the story in your own words.

It helps to create a visual of the story.

It keeps the story interesting for the reader.

Which passage from the week was a nonfiction text?

Charlie Joe Jackson's Guide to Extra Credit

Which passage contain the most figurative language?

Charlie Joe Jackson's Guide to Extra Credit

Which passage had a clear protagonist and antagonist?

Charlie Joe Jackson's Guide to Extra Credit

Which passage would you annotate with a #main idea and supporting details ?

Charlie Joe Jackson's Guide to Extra Credit

Weekly Passage Madness

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6th Grade

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A Run to Remember

What can the reader tell about the narrator's feelings for Cowboy?

She was fond of him regardless of his appearance.

She wished he looked more like her brown pony.

She hoped her father would trade him for another horse.

She was concerned about his inability to win a competition.

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CCSS.RL.6.3

CCSS.RL.5.3

CCSS.RL.6.6

CCSS.RL.7.6

CCSS.RL.4.3

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Charlie Joe Jackson

Why do paragraphs 23 and 24 mark a turning point in the story?

Charlie Joe's parents want to get his opinion about going to summer camp.

Charlie Joe understands that he should have worked harder in class.

Charlie Joe's parents decided that the summer camp sounds like a good idea.

Charlie Joe recognizes that only he can save his plans for a fun and relaxing summer.

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CCSS.RL.6.2

CCSS.RL.5.2

CCSS.RI.6.2

CCSS.RI.7.2

CCSS.RI.5.2

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Tomato Harvest

Which line from the poem presents a problem that the speaker cannot control?

To keep away the birds that hoped to eat

Of pests for whom green leaves mean lunch

One night it rained so fiercely that

Tomatoes in the strip of clay

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CCSS.RL.5.5

CCSS.RL.6.4

CCSS.RL.5.4

CCSS.RL.7.10

CCSS.RL.7.5

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Sailing to New Horizons

The organization of paragraphs 2 through 4 contributes to the author's main idea by--

describing school boats from their flat bottoms to their waterproof roofs

comparing school boats with other types of boats

explaining how school boats came to be

highlighting the effects school boats have had on people

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CCSS.RL.6.2

CCSS.RL.5.2

CCSS.RI.6.2

CCSS.RI.7.2

CCSS.RI.5.2

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Tomato Harvest & A Run to Remember

One difference between the speaker in the poem and narrator of the selection is that the speaker--

worries about what others say, while the narrator did not listen to the opinions of others

has to be patient in order to achieve his goal, while the narrator had to practice in order to achieve her goal

is pleased with the process of growing plants, while the narrator was annoyed with the results of her work

receives more than he expected, while the narrator's performance did not meet her expectations

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CCSS.RI.5.7

CCSS.RI.6.7

CCSS.RL.6.9

CCSS.RI.7.7

CCSS.RL.7.7

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Charlie Joe Jackson

Based on paragraphs 18 and 19, the reader can conclude that Charlie Joe thinks Ms. Ferrell--

has found a way that may make his classwork more fun

does not really behave that he can improve his grades

is treating him unfairly by suggesting he attend summer camp

does not understand what kinds of activities kids really enjoy

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CCSS.RL.6.3

CCSS.RL.5.3

CCSS.RL.6.6

CCSS.RL.7.6

CCSS.RL.8.6

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Sailing to New Horizons

As used in paragraph 2, what does the word periodic mean?

Regularly occurring

Unexpected

Seldom repeated

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CCSS.RL.6.4

CCSS.RL.5.4

CCSS.RI.6.4

CCSS.RI.7.4

CCSS.RI.5.4

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Weekly Passage Madness

A Run to RememberWhat can the reader tell about the narrator's feelings for Cowboy?

Charlie Joe JacksonWhy do paragraphs 23 and 24 mark a turning point in the story?

Tomato HarvestWhich line from the poem presents a problem that the speaker cannot control?

Sailing to New HorizonsThe organization of paragraphs 2 through 4 contributes to the author's main idea by--

Tomato Harvest & A Run to RememberOne difference between the speaker in the poem and narrator of the selection is that the speaker--

Charlie Joe JacksonBased on paragraphs 18 and 19, the reader can conclude that Charlie Joe thinks Ms. Ferrell--

Sailing to New HorizonsAs used in paragraph 2, what does the word periodic mean?

Tomato HarvestIn line 24, why does the speaker say that he found "sweetness and pride" in the first tomato?

Tomato Harvest & A Run to RememberThe speaker in the poem and the narrator of the selection are both--

Sailing to New Horizon"It was difficult for parents to send me to school, but now all the facilities are in the village. I have started planning for my daughter's future education. I want to see her become a doctor or engineer."This quotation shows that--

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A Run to Remember

What can the reader tell about the narrator's feelings for Cowboy?

Charlie Joe Jackson

Why do paragraphs 23 and 24 mark a turning point in the story?

Tomato Harvest

Which line from the poem presents a problem that the speaker cannot control?

Sailing to New Horizons

The organization of paragraphs 2 through 4 contributes to the author's main idea by--

Tomato Harvest & A Run to Remember

One difference between the speaker in the poem and narrator of the selection is that the speaker--

Charlie Joe Jackson

Based on paragraphs 18 and 19, the reader can conclude that Charlie Joe thinks Ms. Ferrell--

Sailing to New Horizons

As used in paragraph 2, what does the word periodic mean?

Tomato Harvest

In line 24, why does the speaker say that he found "sweetness and pride" in the first tomato?

Tomato Harvest & A Run to Remember

The speaker in the poem and the narrator of the selection are both--

Sailing to New Horizon

"It was difficult for parents to send me to school, but now all the facilities are in the village. I have started planning for my daughter's future education. I want to see her become a doctor or engineer."

This quotation shows that--