Where was Laura Ingalls Wilder born?

• Pepin, Wisconsin

• Walnut Grove, Minnesota

• DeSmet, South Dakota

• Mansfield, Missouri

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Where did Laura Ingalls Wilder go to high school?

• Pepin, Wisconsin

• Walnut Grove, Minnesota

• DeSmet, South Dakota

• Mansfield, Missouri

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What did Laura Ingalls Wilder become after leaving school?

• A farmer

• A teacher

• A writer

• A doctor

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Where did Laura Ingalls Wilder write the Little House series?

• Pepin, Wisconsin

• Walnut Grove, Minnesota

• DeSmet, South Dakota

• Mansfield, Missouri

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What is the name of Laura Ingalls Wilder's husband?

• David Wilder

• John Wilder

• Almanzo Wilder

• Michael Wilder

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The main idea of the selection is most likely that Laura Ingalls —

• • married and had two children with her husband

• • was born in a log cabin and lived there with her family

• • was a writer whose books told about her life as a pioneer

• • took a job as a teacher several miles from where she lived

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The fact that Laura Ingalls quit school to become a teacher supports the idea that she —

• • liked to write stories

• • wanted to leave home

• • cared about her family

• • thought school was boring

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The author included the information about Laura Ingalls’s childhood to —

• • persuade the reader to live like a pioneer

• • persuade the reader to become a teacher

• • show how important Laura’s childhood was to her stories

• • explain how Laura and Almanzo fell in love and were married

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A main idea of this selection is that Laura Ingalls Wilder wanted people to know about her life on the frontier. Make a list of three details from the selection that support this idea.

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The Great Wall of China is a 5,500-mile-long wall in China. It is actually made up of several walls built at different times. Some of the walls were built over two thousand years ago. When the first walls were built, China was made up of small kingdoms. Later, when the kingdoms became one country, the leader of China joined all the walls into one long wall. The strongest parts of the wall were built many years later. Over time, parts of the wall have been damaged. But the strongest part of the wall still stands and is visited by thousands of people every day.

What is the main idea?

• Thousands of people visit the Great Wall every day.

• The Great Wall of China is made of different walls that together took thousands of years to build.

• When they first started building the wall, China was made of many kingdoms.

• The strongest parts of the wall were built many years after they started building.

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