What two things could Melody ask after Mrs. V added a variety of nouns, verbs, and adjectives to her communication board?

"Where is my book bag?" and "Happy Birthday, Mom!"

"I wanted to READ!" and "Happy Birthday, Mom!"

"Happy Birthday, Dad!" and "I have magic thumbs!"

"I want to read" and "I want music!"

In paragraph 17 Melody states, "the rest of my body is sort of like a coat with the buttons done up in the wrong holes" -- what does Melody mean by this thought?

Melody thinks her body has flaws, unlike her thumbs which work perfectly.

Melody thinks her body needs help, she does not like it.

Melody wants to believe that her body is like a clothing garment. A coat is long and has buttons, just like what she wants.

Melody believes her body is warm like when you're wearing a coat. The buttons are in the wrong place though.

How did Mrs. V organize the flash cards to help with nouns, verbs, and adjectives?

Verbs were put on the blue cards

Adjectives were put on the green cards

Nouns were put on the pink cards

Melody wanted Mrs. V to understand that the music reminded her of certain colors. What did Melody finally realize in this moment?

Melody realized that even Mrs. V couldn't figure out everything in her head.

Mrs. V was a mind reader and knew exactly what Melody was thinking in that moment.

Melody knew that Mrs. V could understand her.

Melody realized that Mrs. V could visualize exactly what she was trying to communicate.

The most likely reason that Melody provides the memory about the storm clouds in paragraph 35 - 37 is --

to explain how Mrs. V made learning fun with humor and imagination

to explain why Melody wanted to be a meteorologist

to explain the difference between Nimbus and Cumulus clouds

to explain how Mrs. V taught science in her classroom

The genre "from Out of my Mind" is Realistic Fiction. What does this mean?

It is a fictional story based on real events, but the characters are made up.

An exaggerated tale told from generation to generation.

It is a fictional story based on real events told from the past.

A true story about a person's life, written by someone else.

Which is the best summary for the text, "from Out of my Mind"? *REMEMBER* Somebody, Wanted, But, So, and Then

A girl named Melody with a disability wanted to read, but her disability made it difficult for her to communicate. Her teacher, Mrs. V, began working with her on different reading strategies. This helped Melody and she eventually became a very good reader! It is now easier for her to communicate with her teacher and family.

A girl named Melody had a disability and could not read. The disability caused her to not read words correctly. Melody was very frustrated until her teacher helped her. Eventually, she learned how to read.

A girl named Melody wanted to read but she had a disability. So her teacher taught her and then she could read.

"from Out of my Mind" Vocabulary and Comprehension Test

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"from Out of my Mind" Vocabulary and Comprehension Test

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Which word matches the definition: interesting or stylish

Which word matches the definition: unable to understand, puzzled

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Which word matches the definition: grouchy, easily made angry

Which word matches the definition: feeling annoyed at being unable to change something

Which word matches the definition: annoyed or upset with

What is Melody's disability?

The most likely reason that the author provides information in paragraph 2 of the story, "from Out of My Mind" is --

When Mrs. V says, "He's like you, sort of, isn't he?" who is she comparing Melody to?

If Melody could choose between walking or talking, which did she tell Mrs. V she would rather do?

What two things could Melody ask after Mrs. V added a variety of nouns, verbs, and adjectives to her communication board?

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"from Out of my Mind" Vocabulary and Comprehension Test

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Which word matches the definition: interesting or stylish

Which word matches the definition: unable to understand, puzzled

3.Which word matches the definition: grouchy, easily made angry

Which word matches the definition: feeling annoyed at being unable to change something

Which word matches the definition: annoyed or upset with

What is Melody's disability?

The most likely reason that the author provides information in paragraph 2 of the story, "from Out of My Mind" is --

When Mrs. V says, "He's like you, sort of, isn't he?" who is she comparing Melody to?

If Melody could choose between walking or talking, which did she tell Mrs. V she would rather do?

What two things could Melody ask after Mrs. V added a variety of nouns, verbs, and adjectives to her communication board?

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3.
Which word matches the definition: grouchy, easily made angry