Text Structure - RL3.5

Read the passage

What important event happened in chapter 2?

• Waffles barks at a glowing necklace.

• The narrator asks Waffles if he wants to go on a walk

• Waffles walks on the sidewalk.

In this drama, the sentence, "I think I see her in the tree!" is an example of ______________

• A character

• Dialogue (what the character is saying)

• Setting

How is the text organized?

• In stanzas

• In chapters

• In scenes

Why does the author include "A table inside an ice cream shop next to a large window" in the drama?

• To help the actors and directors understand the set (the stage setup)

• To explain who the characters in the drama are

• To break the important events into smaller parts

Why would the description above be included in a drama?

• so the actors know how to play each character

• so the reader understands each character

• both A and B

How many stanzas does the author include in this poem?

• 2

• 7

• 6

• 3

This text is most likely part of a _____________?

• Poem

• Story

• Drama

What is the first stanza about?

• When the narrator was three

• When the narrator was four

• When the narrator was five

How does the author separate the important events in the drama?

• Stanzas

• scenes

• pages

What does the second stanza describe?

• What the narrator's pet look like

• A time when all the narrator's pets worked together

• The type of dance each of the narrator's pets do