The Hollow

Why does Sarah not want to stay in the Hollow and play with the boy?

• She wants to keep trick-or-treating.

• She is up past her bedtime.

• The boy does not seem very friendly.

• She is worried that the boy is a ghost.

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What causes the characters to go into the hollow?

• They are curious to see if there are ghost in the Hollow.

• They are looking for Jake's dog Odie

• They are meeting friends in the Hollow.

• They are taking a shortcut through the Hollow.

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This book is told from _____________

• the second-person point of view.

• the first-person point of view.

• the third-person point of view

• no point of view

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The holiday when children dress up in costumes is called __________

• Children's Day.

• Halloween

• Cinco de Mayo

• Thanksgiving

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What is the problem in the book?

• Jake's costume is torn.

• The characters are lost in the Hollow.

• Sarah lost her Halloween candy.

• Jake wants to stay and play in the Hollow.

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CCSS.RL.5.3

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To freak means ______

He is trying to freak us out..

• to do something kind.

• to make someone uneasy or upset.

• someone who does not look or act the same as others.

• to jump out and scare someone

Which sentence shows the point of view from which the story is told?

• The creak of branches.

• I can see the yellow glow of a streetlight.

• The moon gives the place a cold glow.

• Empty branches reach out of the darkness.

The word gnarled means ___________.

• greatly frightened.

• bumpy, rough, and twisted.

• walking slowly and heavily due to tiredness or difficult conditions.

• occupied or visited by ghosts.

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How does Sarah feel when they meet the boy in the Hollow?

• shy

• terrified

• excited

• hopeful

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What is the most likely reason the author wrote this passage?

• to inform the reader about the dangers of being in the woods at night

• to entertain the reader with a spooky story

• to persuade the reader that ghost are real

• to inform the reader about what to do if you get lost in the woods

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