Mod 3, Week 2 Reading Comprehension

Working with Others

The passage talks about how it is okay to feel angry when you have a conflict with someone. What does the word conflict mean?

• laugh

• problem

• show

• visit

Working with Others

Why do some people want to be alone when they are angry?

• to read

• to calm down

• to practice a game

• to yell at their friends

Working with Others

What does the passage say you should do if you are stuck?

• hit

• ignore

• take sides

• ask for help

Working with Others

Why does the author say people should talk about their feelings?

• so they can feel better

• so they won’t feel alone

• so they can listen to others

• so they won’t get blamed for things

Working with Others

Why did the author write the passage?

• to tell who argues

• to tell how to take turns

• to tell where to meet someone

• to tell why people should work together

Gingerbread for Liberty!

What is the passage MOSTLY about?

• how bread was made in the past

• where bread was sold in the past

• what a baker does for his country

• why a baker left his home country

Gingerbread for Liberty!

In the passage, the baker turned out many kinds of bread. What do the words turned out mean as they are used in the passage?

• ate

• kept

• made

• showed

Gingerbread for Liberty!

How does the baker help the men in the American army?

• He gives them a job.

• He feeds them his bread.

• He gives them a place to stay.

• He teaches them how to bake.

Gingerbread for Liberty!

After talking with the baker, what do the men from the other army MOST LIKELY do?

• join the American army

• go to their home country

• learn how to make bread

• cook with the American army

Gingerbread for Liberty!

Why did the author write the passage?

• to show what life in a bakery is like

• to tell ways to make food

• to give a recipe for gingerbread

• to tell about an important person