MyView 4.2 "Red Hair in Japan" Online Practice Part 4

How did Lydia help Kat at lunch? (part 4)

• She helped Kat choose her food.

• She introduced Kat to other kids.

• She taught Kat some words in Japanese.

Kat met some new friends at school. Where were they from? (part 4)

• They were all from England.

• They were all from the United States.

• They were from all over the world.

What did all the kids at lunch have in common? (part 4)

• They all spoke perfect English without any accent.

• They all brought their traditional food for lunch.

• They all spoke English with different accents.

Why did Ling say it’s hard for her to say what she was thinking? (part 4)

• She thought about things using Chinese.

• She was terribly bad at speaking English.

• She only knew how to speak in Japanese.

Which detail does not show that the students were making Kat feel welcome? (part 4)

• "Everyone had a different accent but their English was good."

• "Everyone was from someplace else."

• "Sometimes it is hard to say what I am thinking."

What did Adiya miss from her home country? (part 4)

• She missed her tea and scones.

• She missed eating a falafel sandwich.

• She missed speaking her native language.

What happened in the falling action? (part 4)

• Kat was still nervous about being the new kid at school.

• There were many students laughing at and making fun of Kat’s red hair.

• 1. Kat showed everyone the selfie of her and her best friends.

At the end of the story, what did Kat do that showed she was becoming more comfortable at school? (2023 midterm)

• She took a selfie with all of her new friends.

• She tried to talk to Kyle in the hallway, but he was busy talking to another tall boy.

• She did not pin her hair back.

What happened in the resolution of the story? (2023 GF)

• Kat moved back to England.

• Kat realized that she could fit in in her new school.

• Kat and her brother Kyle gave each other a high five.

How did talking about favorite foods make Kat feel? (part 4)

• It made her feel more homesick.

• It made her feel unhappy and lonely.

• It made her feel better and happier.