Read the sentence from the passage.

My sister tickled the dirt with her fingertips. What does "tickled the dirt" mean in the sentence?

• lightly touched the dirt

• drew a picture in the dirt

• patted the dirt back into place

• dug in the dirt looking for things

Which sentence best tells what the sisters learn in the passage?

• Twin sisters see how they are alike.

• Twin sisters respect one another’s differences.

• Twin sisters work together to make a diorama.

• Twin sisters talk about what they will be when they grow up.

What is the result of Karly helping Jessie with her school project?

• Jessie appreciates Karly’s having different interests.

• Jessie decides to become an archaeologist.

• Jessie accepts Karly’s offer to finish the diorama.

• Jessie decides to collect different types of dolls.

Which evidence from the passage supports the answer in Part One? Choose two answers.

• “A granite cave,’ I replied, ‘it’s perfect.’ ”

• “I have a miniature boy doll I can dress up like a caveman!’ Jessie exclaimed.”

• “I won’t call you weird anymore.’ ”

• “I’d be lost without you for my sister,’ Jessie said as she gave me a hug.”

This question has two parts. Answer Part One and then Part Two. Part One: From which point of view is the passage written?

• third person through a narrator

• first person through Karly

• third person through Dad

• first person through Jessie

This question has two parts. Answer Part One and then Part Two. Part Two: Which sentence from the passage best supports the answer in Part One? Choose one answer.

• “Karly, get that slimy, disgusting piece of junk away from my doll!” Jessie hollered.”

• “I pushed my rock under Jessie’s nose.”

• “Dad and I bought it at the Natural Science Museum.’”

• “Jessie scrunched up her face, closed her eyes, and clawed at the earth.”