DOL_U3_L4_10.5.23

What can the reader conclude about Lisa and Mami from paragraph 1 of Excerpt 4?

• They are alike.

• They are different.

• They are content.

• They are upset.

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4.6H

Based on page 18 of Excerpt 4,  what can the reader conclude about Mami’s cooking?

• Mami is an experienced cook.

• Mami inherited Grandma’s cooking talent.

• Mami does not know how to cook well.

• Lisa and Celeste enjoyed the rice Mami made.

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4.6H

Based on Grandma’s letter from Excerpt 4, the reader can conclude—

• Grandma did not teach Mami how to cook

• Grandma wanted Mami to be a chef

• Grandma did not teach Celest how to cook.

• Grandma wants their traditional food lost.

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4.6H

Based on the last paragraph on page 18, the reader can conclude that Lisa is —

• upset about what happened to dinner.

• is not sure what to do about dinner.

• is concerned that Celeste and Mami have dinner.

• is not concerned if Celeste and Mami have dinner.

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4.6H

Read the sentence from pg 18  of Excerpt 4.

I expect some sort of reaction to my madness, but Lisa does not say anything. She keeps smiling as she always does. 

How do these sentences contribute to the conclusion that Lisa is supportive?

She does not ridicule Celeste for mentioning that her Grandma passed away.

What does the word "safely" mean in the following sentence:

The boy put the glass vase safely on the counter before he accidentally broke it.

• without thinking

• he broke it

• in a careful way

• in a fast way

Answer explanation

the suffix -ly tells how something is done.

For example: She ran quickly around the track.

The word quickly means "to move in a quick way".

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4.3C