In “Raymond’s Run”, you can infer that Squeaky’s reason for wanting to be called Hazel before the race is __________.

She wants to be taken seriously as a runner.

She is embarrassed by her nickname.

She is trying to trick Gretchen.

She doesn’t want people to know who she is.

In “The Medicine Bag”, what conflict does Martin face in the story?

Martin is embarrassed by his Grandpa and the medicine bag.

Martin does not like that his sister always wants to play with his friends.

Martin is unhappy living in his loud neighborhood.

Martin is scared of Grandpa because he is an Indian.

Which of the following sentences belongs in a summary of “Raymond’s Run”?

A new girl named Gretchen believes she will beat Squeaky in this year’s race.

Squeaky should learn to be less rude to others.

Mary Louise moved from Baltimore to Squeaky’s town.

Squeaky’s father can beat her in a race while whistling and with his hands in his pockets.

How do Martin’s actions in paragraph 83 further reveal how he has changed? [Paragraph 83] That night Mom and Dad took Grandpa to the hospital. Two weeks later I stood alone on the lonely prairie of the reservation and put the sacred sage in my medicine bag.

Martin realizes the tradition of the medicine bag and choses to continue it.

Martin realizes that he should have let his friends meet Grandpa sooner.

Martin realizes that sage is a powerful medicine that can cure sicknesses.

Martin realizes Grandpa is going to want him to visit him more.

In “The Scholarship Jacket” how does Martha’s conversation with her Grandpa affect the story?

It makes Marta realize the true value of the jacket.

It reveals why the Board is changing the rules.

It causes Marta to not want the jacket anymore.

It reminds Marta of all the things she has not been able to have.

In “Home”, how did Hakeem’s actions create conflict for Aleena?

Aleena felt both frustration and love for Hakeem.

Aleena felt confused by Hakeem.

How do Martha’s actions in paragraphs 33 and 34 convey a change in her? [Paragraph 33] His face looked as happy and innocent as a baby’s, but I knew better. Without answering I gave him a quick hug and ran to the bus. I cried on the walk home again, but this time because I was so happy. I couldn’t wait to tell Grandpa and ran straight to the field. I joined him in the row where he was working, and without saying anything I crouched down and started pulling up the weeds with my hands. Grandpa worked alongside me for a few minutes, and he didn’t ask what had happened. After I had a little pile of weeds between the rows, I stood up and faced him. [Paragraph 34] “The principal said he’s making an exception for me, Grandpa, and I’m getting the jacket after all. That’s after I told him what you said.”

She is grateful for Grandpas advice.

She shows that she will still work with Grandpa.

She is hurt that the teachers betrayed her.

She shows Grandpa that he was wrong.

In “The Scholarship Jacket”, what did Martha’s grandfather help her understand about why she shouldn’t have to pay for the jacket?

Paying for the jacket is not the same as earning it for her hard work.

You don’t always get what you want.

When you really want something, you get it no matter what the cost.

Rich people always get what they want.

In “The Medicine Bag”, why does Grandpa share the story of Iron Shell with Martin?

Grandpa wants Martin to understand that the medicine bag is a symbol of protection.

Grandpa wants Martin to become a blacksmith like Iron Shell was.

Grandpa wants Martin to know why no one makes the vision quest anymore.

Grandpa wants to make Martin fearful of what might happen if he refuses to wear the medicine bag.

In “Home”, which piece of evidence best reveals that Aleena’s attitude toward Hakeem has change?

“Instead, their words swirl inside me and make me feel emptier than the bottles without any sand left in them.”

“I stand on the sideline, feeling invisible. The guys don’t even notice I’m here.”

“With eight girls coming over, the last thing I want is for Hakeem to be hyper and get in the way.”

“I stare angrily at Hakeem. There isn’t enough new sand left to refill the bottles.”

In “Raymond’s Run”, how is Squeaky affected by seeing her brother run?

It inspires her to help Raymond so that he can be proud of himself.

It pushes her to be the best runner she can be.

It reminds her that running is supposed to be fun.

It embarrasses her to see Raymond’s strange running style.

In “Raymond’s Run”, what conflict does squeaky face?

Gretchen tells everyone she will win the race, not Squeaky.

Raymond tries to run against Squeaky.

Mr. Pearson tells Squeaky to let someone else win the race.

Squeaky tries to fight everyone and gets kicked out of the race.

What do the italicized words in paragraph 42 reveal about Aleena’s attitude toward her parents? [Paragraph 42] He has to learn . That’s the new understatement of the year. Hakeem gets a pass for everything bad he does because he doesn’t understand English, or because he’s never seen books or Legos before. I’ve been teaching him so many things every single day, but sometimes it feels like he hasn’t learned anything since he left the orphanage weeks ago.

She disagrees with her parents’ explanations for Hakeem’s behavior.

She agrees that her parents need to spend more time with Hakeem.

She thinks her parents made a mistake adopting Hakeem.

She wants her parents to be more patient with Hakeem.

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The quality of being worthy of honor and respect.

To change completely.

A quality that makes something different from something else.

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Something heavy or hard to carry. A hard responsibility.

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A person who studies.

Write or Draw

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