Lesson Check 7 Pretest

1. Show the correct order of events found under the heading Mystery’s Real Name.

• C, E, G

• A, B, C

• A, E, I

• B, D, I

2. Fill in one bubble in each row to show the sequence of events in the passage.

• D, E, F

• C, D, H

• B, F, G

• A, F, H

Which of the following correctly sequences the events in the story?

• A. I found a dog and named him mystery. I wanted him to stay forever. I spotted posters with a picture of a lost dog on it.

• B. A dark thought crept into my mind. I found a lost dog on my way home. I couldn't bear to lost Barney.

• C. I spotted posters with a picture of a lost dog on my way home. I tore down ten posters. I fell in love with the dog.

• D. I fell in love with the dog. I found a dog on my way home. I spotted posters with a picture of a lost dog on it.

4. Part A.

Which sentence describes how Jillian feels about Mystery?

• A. She is sad that the dog is lost.

• B. She is mad because someone took her dog.

• C. She is in love with the dog.

• D. She feels happy she knows the dog’s real name

4. Part B.

What happens in the story because of Jillian’s feelings in Part A?

• A. She thought she was not ready to become a pet owner.

• B. She went looking the dog’s real owner.

• C. She wanted him to stay with her forever.

• D. She took the dog for a walk.

1. Fill in the bubble before one sentence that shows why Jillian tore down the ten posters she saw while walking all over the neighborhood.

A. The next day, I was taking Mystery for a walk when I spotted, tacked to a telephone pole, a poster with a picture of a lost dog on it. B. I thought, oh no, it can’t be! C. But there was no question, it was Mystery- or should I say Barney, because it seemed that was his real name. D. Then we walked all over the neighborhood, and I tore down ten more posters from ten more poles. E. I knew that what I was doing was selfish and wrong, but I couldn’t bear to lose…Barney.

• A. The next day, I was taking Mystery for a walk when I spotted, tacked to a telephone pole, a poster with a picture of a lost dog on it.

• B. I thought, oh no, it can’t be!

• C. But there was no question, it was Mystery- or should I say Barney, because it seemed that was his real name.

• D. Then we walked all over the neighborhood, and I tore down ten more posters from ten more poles.

• E. I knew that what I was doing was selfish and wrong, but I couldn’t bear to lose…Barney.