The Upside Down Boy Reading

How does the family feel about their move?

• They are unhappy and want to go back to their old home.

• They are excited and happy.

• The family feel uncomfortable.

• The family wants a new home.

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Why does Juanito wonder if the street lamp is really a golden cornstalk with a dusty coat?

• He is nervous and thinks of something familiar to make him feel better.

• He thinks the street lamp is a cornstalk.

• He thinks the street lamp can be something to eat.

• He thinks the street lamp is does not belong.

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Look at paragraph 8. Do cars really melt? What do you think the writer means.

• Yes, cars are melting.

• No, the writer means that they are going fast and looks like a blur.

• No, the cars cannot melt.

• Yes, the writer is letting the readers know how cars can melt.

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Why is Juanito unable to answer the teacher's question about Juanito's finger painting?

• There is a rock in his mouth.

• His mouth is stuffed with a potato burrito.

• He does not know enough English to explain.

• He is thinking about recess.

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What makes Juanito feel different from the other kids?

• He is happy to be at recess and the other kids are not happy.

• He is doesn't match and the other kids do.

• He chirps with the birds and the other students do not.

• He feels like whenever he does something, everyone else is doing the opposite.

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What does Juanito become at the end of the story?

• El Maestro Juanito, the choir conductor

• A famous painter

• A professional athlete

• A scientist

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