Magical Lost Brocade

The Magical Lost Brocade is a: 

• autobiography
• biography
• narrative non-fiction
• folktale 

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This folktale takes place in what country?

• China
• Colombia
• Asia
• India 

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The text explains that Ping's mother was grief-stricken when the brocade became lost. What does grief-stricken mean? 

• very mad
• very sad
• very happy
• very full 

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CCSS.RI.5.4

CCSS.RI.6.4

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What is the way Ping's mother earns a living? 

• She sells fruits and vegetables 
• She sells brocades 
• She makes brocades, Ping sells them
• She makes blankets 

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The father is ..................... his child that the toy can be fixed.

• pursuit

• assuring

• gratitude

• emerging

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They ran in ..................... of the mail truck.

• gratitude

• assuring

• pursuit

• emerging

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She expressed her....................... to the helpful friend.

• emerging

• pursuit

• assuring

• gratitude

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CCSS.RL.5.4

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The boy ..............................voices outside the door.

• detected

• previous

• emerging

• gratitude

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What might a coach say when reassuring a team? Select all that apply.

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Definition: To go after something.

Example: I organized a ___________ party with my sister to go and search for our lost dog.

• outcome

• pursuit

• previous

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