Scared Kelly

Read this sentence from 'Scared Kelly,' "We didn't want to make it a big deal so that maybe Kelly would forget about her fear."

What does this sentence suggest about an important theme of the passage?

• The sentence suggests that the Kelly has a fear of heights.

• The sentence suggests that the family wants Kelly to not ruin their time while at Disneyland.

• The sentence suggests that the family is encouraging.

• The sentence suggests that the family was trying to help Kelly overcome her fear of heights, so that she could enjoy new things.

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Which shows the BEST lesson that can be learned from 'Scared Kelly?'

• Believe in yourself and to have hope

• In order to try new things in life, you need to overcome your fears.

• It is okay to be afraid or scared.

• Good vs. Evil

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Which best summarizes the theme of the story?

• Thomas, Kelly, and their parents go on a summer trip to Disneyland, which their goal is to overcome Kelly's fear of heights.

• Kelly, Thomas, and their parents go to on a summer trip to Disneyland, which they enjoyed multiple activities.

• Kelly, Thomas and their parents went to Disneyland to win a bear at the arcade.

• Kelly, Thomas and their parents went to Disneyland and learned that Kelly was afraid of heights.

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Which detail summaries the text?

• "Kelly tugged at my sleeve, "Please win one for me, Thomas!" She loved stuffed bears, but she was way too little to win one herself."

• "As soon as we got to the front of the line, Kelly froze with fear, much like she had at the water slide."

• "On my first try, I was able to win the bear for her. From that day on, Kelly was not scared of rides or heights anymore."

• All of the above

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