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Which committee thought of the Assignments?

• The Committee of Laborers.
• The Committee of Nurturers.
• The Committee of Spouses.
• The Committee of Elders.

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What does Jonas suggest The Giver do so his load will not be so heavy?

• Give his books to the House of Old.
• Give Jonas painful memories.
  
• Stop seeing Jonas.
• Visit the Department of Justice.

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Mrs. Garcia spends hours each night helping Javier with his homework.What can you reasonably infer from this sentence?

• Mrs. Garcia is very patient.
• Javier isn't a very good student.
• Mrs. Garcia neglects her other children.

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What could be an inference made on Charlie's future based on what we know from the story and its ending?

• That Charlie would die
• That Charlie would become smart again
• That Charlie and Miss Kinnian will get married
• Charlie will go back and forth with being smart

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What is Rainsford's first name?

• Edward
• Richard
• Conor
• Sanger

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_{Inferring uses these skills?}
• making an assumption based on subtle verbal and nonverbal clues
• judging or concluding that something is true
• analyzing facts and coming to a logical outcome based on
the evidence
• drawing conclusions (reading between the lines)
• realizing “Oh, now I get it!”

• True
• False

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When Winnie was first taken away by the Tucks, what helped calm her down?

• a doll
• water
• music box
• a lollipop

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What does Ponyboy say to hurt Johnny's feelings when they are walking home from the drive-in?

• That Ponyboy and Johnny are not friends
• That Marcia doesn't like Johnny
• That Johnny is like a Soc
• That Johnny isn't wanted at home

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How do you know what the setting of a story is? Sometimes, a narrator will tell you where and when the story occurs right away. Often, though, you’ll have to look for clues to determine the setting. Try to find words or phrases that tell you what it looks like or sounds like where the characters are. Characters can also give clues about the setting. Be sure that your inferences about the setting are backed up by evidence from the text.

Read the following passage:
As Maribelle hurried down the street, the wind swept the snow along the sidewalk and hid her footsteps, so that it looked as if no one had passed. Above her, the cold, silent skyscrapers of the city loomed. The whole block was eerily silent in the snowstorm, and she pulled her coat tightly around her. Maribelle had only moved here a few months before. She came because she wanted to be a singer. But right now, she was frightened.

Which detail from the passage indicate the setting?

• “Above her, the cold, silent skyscrapers of the city loomed.”
  
• “Maribelle had only moved here a few months before.”
  
• “But right now, she was frightened.”
• “She came because she wanted to be a singer.”
  

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What did Brian call himself in chapter 10?

• A genius boy

• A silly boy

• A city boy

• A pioneer

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