Strong-Willed Jessica

Based on details in the story, what can the reader infer about Jessica?

• She feels confused about what date to write on the board.

• She likes to be a leader and help out.

• She has to help the teacher all the time.

• She's excited about school.

Which conclusion about Jessica is best supported by the end of the story?

• She decides that she will not go to school the next day.

• She learned a lesson and knows that everyone needs a chance to help and be a leader.

• She hopes to be the leader every single day.

• She realized she did not want to help Lily and wanted to be the leader next time.

Which sentence from the story suggests that Jessica was okay not being the leader?

• "You're right, and besides, our group gave the best presentation, so it's good to be a part of the team"

• Jessica started to object, but then she thought about what Lily said.

• "Mrs. Green won't mind" Jessica replied

• Jessica frowned, Jessica was sitting in the cafeteria, deep in thought, when Lily stopped by her table.

Jessica conversations with Lily shows that Jessica-

• Wishes that she could be leader all the time.

• Is surprised at how much she needs her help

• Does not mind helping her teacher

• Does not think they can work together

What are the keywords that tell us that some stories can be told from the first-person point of view?

• The stove was huge and Mrs. Turner was happy to cook.

• Mrs. Turner came in from the living room.

• Mrs. Turner showed me what I needed to do.

• Mrs. Turner wrapped the lid with one of the yellow rubber gloves by the sink, took a deep breath and twisted.

The word "good" in the story is not precise. Which of the following words should we replace good with?

• Lots of

• Wise

• Silly

• Some

What change, if any, is needed in the following sentence.

The coolest moment last year was when I jumped off the float in a parade.

• 1. Change My to Mine

• 1. Change when to win

• 1. Change off to of

• 1. Change in to during

 What change, if any, is needed in the following sentence.

It was 4th of July when we performed God Bless america by Irving Berlin. 

• 1. Remove the italics 

• 1. Capitalize america

• 1. Change God Bless to god bless

• Change we to we’re

What change, if any, is needed in the following sentence.

There were alot of peoples at the store today. 

• 1. Change were to we’re

• 1. Change There to Their

• 1. Change peoples to people

• Change store to stores

What change, if any, is needed in the following sentence.

He angrily flinged the book across the room, expressing his frustration. 

• 1. Change flinged to flung 

• 1. Change expressing to expresing

• 1. Change frustration to frustrataon

• 1. No change needed