I Will Always Write Back Part 2

Why was Caitlin ashamed, in hindsight, of the teen drama she had written to Martin about?

• Martin thought she was being a silly American girl

• Marti had more high school drama than Caitlin

• Caitlin didn't realize, at the time, how bad things were for Martin

• Caitlin was friends with Lauren again

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CCSS.RL.6.3

Why was Martin's father no longer signing happily when he came home from work?

• He was struggling to feed his family and pay the bills

• He lost his job

• He was worried about getting in fights on his way home

• Martien and his brothers were being disrespectful

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CCSS.RL.6.1

CCSS.RL.6.2

CCSS.RL.6.3

Why was it so important for Martin to take his Form 2 test?

• If Martin didn't take the test, he couldn't move to the next grade level

• Martin enjoyed taking tests

• Martin needed to do well on the test or he would flunk out of school

• Martin's mother would punish him if he didn't take the test

Martin was able to pay the dollar fee and take his test. Who made that possible?

• Martin's friend Nyasha

• Martin's mother

• Martin's friend Cailtin

• Martin's brother

Why was Martin embarrassed when he saw William on the bus?

• William always bullied Martin at school

• Martin didn't want William to see him working a low class job

• William was Martin's cousin

• Martin and William used to be best friends

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CCSS.RL.6.1

CCSS.RL.6.3

CCSS.W.6.9A

What odd material did Martin used to write a letter?

• Newspaper

• A page from a book

• Tissues

• Ice cream wrapper

Where did Caitlin get the $20 she sent to Martin?

• Her mother gave it to her

• She earned it from babysitting

• She earned it from dogwalking

• It was her birthday money

How long did it take Martin to get back on track once he was back in school?

• 1 year

• 16 months

• 2 years

• 1 month

The word queue means...

• the act of dismissing an employee from a job

• a line of people waiting their turn

• being still; an engine that is running but not in gear

• experienced in your imagination through the actions of others

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CCSS.L.6.4A

The word haggling means

• to dispute or bargain over the price of something

• the act of dismissing an employee from a job

• a line of people waiting their turn

• being still; an engine that is running but not in gear

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