Reading Comprehension: Dear Mr. Winston

Dear Mr. Winston is written in the form of a . . .

• letter.

• essay.

• story.

• report.

Other than writing him a letter, what did Cara do to prove to Mr. Winston that she's "truly, genuinely sorry"?

• Cara didn't do anything

• Cara bought Mr. Winston a gift

• Cara sent Mr. Winston flowers

• Cara cleaned up the library

Cara finds out what kind of snake she brought into the library.

• True

• False

Cara brought the box with her THE FIRST TIME she went inside the library.

• True

• False

Was the local snake that Cara bought harmless?

• Yes

• No

• Sometimes

Who did Cara buy the snake from?

• the pet store

• Jake Lambert

• Mr. Winston

• She found the snake

After Mr. Winston saw the snake in the library, what did he do?

• run away

• call for help

• catch the snake

• faint

Mr. Winston told Cara she can't bring the book outside the library. Why not?

• Because it's a reference book.

• Because it's very expensive.

• Because someone reserved the book.

• Because Mr. Winston is using the book.

Whose point of view is the story written in?

• Mr. Winston

• Jake Lambert

• Cara

• Cara's parents

Was it stated in the letter that the snake was found?

• yes

• no