LAFS.7.RL.1.2_iReady Guided Practice

Which statement best describes Laila at the beginning of the story?

• Laila is a quiet student who appreciates an orderly classroom

• Laila enjoys chatting with her friends before class

• Laila likes to be the focus of attention in all of her classes.

• Laila dislikes the popular kids who ignore her.

Which sentence best states an important theme about human behavior as described in "The Substitute"?

• Choosing to take action requires courage.

• Older people often have wisdom to share.

• A quiet person isn't necessarily a shy person.

• Being popular isn't as important as being kind.

Select two pieces of evidence from "The Substitute" that support your answer to question 2.

• "The popular kids just wrote her off"

• "that quiet girl"

• "she wanted to keep talking, but she felt bad for Mr. Marrero"

• "knew it was time to blend back in or help"

• "she took a deep breath"

Who is the author of "The Substitute"?

• Bobcat Bulletin

• Rachel O'Meara

• Bailey Sebastian

• May Alcott

Where did the story, "The Substitute", take place?

• In the lunchroom

• On a basketball court

• During the Civil War

• In math class

Why are the students in Laila's class talking loudly and laughing?

• They are taking advantage of a substitute teacher by not behaving well

• They are excited about last night's show

• They are excited about math class

• They are curious to hear about the jet that crash-landed in the ocean.

How does Laila know the substitute?

• Laila and Mr. Marrero are neighbors

• Laila and Mr. Marrero are friends

• Laila and Mr. Marrero are relatives

• Laila and Mr. Marrero are co-workers

"from Little Women" What is an important theme of the story?

• Vanity and selfishness are stronger than generosity and kindness.

• In times of trouble, family and good friends support each other

• Misfortune can overwhelm even the strongest people.

• The best way to deal with grief is to distract yourself with others tasks.

How does Aunt March's response to Marmee's note help to develop the theme?

• Despite the situation, Aunt March still wants to prove she was right.

• Aunt March gives only the amount of money she feels she is obligated to give.

• Even though she expressed her disapproval, Aunt March is still willing to help.

• Aunt March realizes that her early warnings were inappropriate and apologizes.

Which quote from the story best supports the story's theme?

• "I won't waste no time a-cryin', but git your things ready right away, mum."

• "I earned it, and I don't think you'll blame me, for I only sold what was my own."

• "She's right, there's no time for tears now. Be calm, girls, and let me think."

• "That's my contribution toward making Father comfortable and bringing him home."