Grade 5 Mod 4 Week 3 Practice Reading Quiz

What is the meaning of suitable in the sentence 'He wanted one that was suitable to give to a special passenger traveling on the B&O train that would stop in Hanover Junction, Pennsylvania.'?

• something that is of value

• something that is personal

• something that is likely to be remembered

• something that is right for a certain person

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How does the Civil War setting affect the story’s plot?

• It explains why most people travel by train.

• It explains why Jack’s family grows apples.

• It explains why many people live in Hanover Junction.

• It explains why Jack begins to give people apples.

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Which quotation from the story uses dialect from the time period?

• “I hope Tad feels better.”

• “Move closer! Please!”

• “The war makes traveling difficult for him.”

• “Thanks, young’un!”

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CCSS.RL.7.9

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The story is told from the third-person point of view. What kind of information does the narrator’s point of view allow the reader to know about Jack?

• His thoughts and feelings

• His actions and dialogue

• His family background and history

• His appearance and personality

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What does the information in paragraph 13 suggest about Jack and his father?

• Jack can depend upon his father for help.

• If Jack is in danger, his father protects him.

• If Jack wants to go somewhere, he asks his father first.

• Jack wishes that he were as strong as his father.

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Which of Jack’s character traits does the sentence 'As Pa hurried toward him, Jack held out the apple and yelled, “Mr. President, for your son!”' help develop?

• his honesty

• his kindness

• his confidence

• his eagerness

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