Unit 12 Google Form

1. Paragraphs 7-14 contribute to the rising action by:

• A. hinting at how Papa will take a picture
• B.describing the names of different birds
• C. providing Papa's memories of birds
• D. establishing Manno's displeasure

2. Manno's feelings about the outing begin to become more positive when he

• F. drives to the beach with Papa
• G. sits quietly
• J. understand Papa's words
• H. eats spaghetti

3. Which statement expresses a main theme of the text?

• A. Listen to those who are older
• B. Embrace all of life's experiences
• C. Reveal your true feelings
• D. Trust your family

4. The third-person limited point of view helps the reader understand-

• F. Manno's confusion about the birds
• G. why Papa believes Manno should enjoy his hobby
• H. the way Papa views Manno
• J. Manno's feelins about the early morning experience

5. The resolution of the story reveals that Manno-

• A. is interested in learning more about birds
• B. wants Papa to teach him how to take photos
• C. is grateful for his experience with Papa
• D. hopes to have new experiences

6. Read this sentence from paragraph 1- The sun was trying to push its way over the ocean's edge, but I had to try harder now, in late September, than it did in the summertime. The author uses personification in this sentence to show that the sun?

• F. has long arms
• G. is bright
• H. is slow to rise
• J. has no strength

7. The reader can use knowledge of the Latin root aud to determine that the word audible in paragraph 20 means-

• A. unable to hear
• B. heard previously
• C. hoping to hear again
• D. loud enough to be heard

8. What prediction can the reader make based on the story's resolution?

• F. Manno will be patient the next time he goes with Papa to take pictures.
• G. Manno will decide that the early morning is not the best time to visit the beach.
• H. Manno will find a way to purchase a camera so he can take his own pictures.
• J. Manno will learn the names of birds so he can identify them without help.