Duffy's Jacket

Who is the narrator of the story?

• Duffy

• Marie

• Andrew

• the Sentinel

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What is the setting of the story Duffy's Jacket?

• a cabin in the woods

• a small house in the Hudson Valley

• a car trip to Grand Canyon

• a boy's bedroom that he shares with his cousin

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Andrew thinks Duffy is scatterbrained and not too bright, but Andrew’s mother believes Duffy is...

• mean-spirited

• lazy

• busy

• brilliant

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Which of the following statements best explains why the mothers want to go camping?

• A friend of Aunt Elise’s boss has a cabin, and the mothers want

  to do something fatherly.

• The mothers want to get close to nature, and a friend has a cabin.

• The mothers want to stay in a historical house, and a friend has one.

• The mothers want to air out the house for a friend, and they

  want to go hiking with the kids.

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The first sign that something unusual is going on occurs when —

• The boys take a walk in the woods.

• Mom and Aunt Elise tell the boys not to frighten Marie.

• Duffy forgets his sneakers.

• Andrew finds a message scrawled on the wall.

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Which of the following details is most significant to the story?

• Duffy buys new sneakers.

• Duffy forgets his lunch.

• Duffy forgets his jacket.

• Duffy loses a suitcase.

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Foreshadowing is ...

• hinting at events that will happen later

• a feeling of gloom that hangs over an event

• a character trait

• the pattern of action in the story

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Which past action foreshadows the ending of this story?

• Both families did a lot of things together.

• They aired out the house.

• Duffy forgot many things.

• The kids went wading in the stream.

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The climax of a story is ...

• a struggle between opposing forces.

• a prediction about the future.

• a complication.

• the most emotional or exciting moment.

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The climax of the story occurs when ...

• Andrew finds a message scrawled on the wall.

• The Sentinel steps into the room.

• The mothers go into town.

• The kids run from the house.

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