The Talented Clementine

In The Talented Clementine, how does she feel about herself in the beginning of the story, according to the text?

• She things she's very talented

• She's embarrassed that she has no talents

• She waits until next year to show her talents

• She thinks her talent is too much for everyone to handle and decides to help Mrs. Rice instead.

Which sentence BEST SUPPORTS how Clementine feels in the beginning of the story?

• "I tried to hide, but Margarets teacher saw me."

• "Come sit behind me Clementine," she said

• "All the kids were listening so hard, they heard anyway."

What is Clementine's point of view of herself at the end of the story?

• She feels proud of herself

• she feels nervous

• she feels sad

• she feels mad

Which sentence best supports how Clementine feels at the end of the story?

• When a principal orders you to do something, it is impossible to refuse

• "I don't think this is a very good idea at all"

• "The proud, sun-rising feeling stayed with me all through the rest of the show."

• The worried scribbling feeling exploded all through my body