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When Nick FIRST made up the word "frindle", he was trying to:

• Prove how smart he was to Mrs. Granger
• Prove to Mrs. Granger that she didnt' know all the words in the dictionary
• Prove that he could make a new word to his parents
• Prove that he could disrupt Mrs. Granger's class

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Who is Kinyani?

• Another silverback at the zoo.
• A female gorilla at the zoo.
• Ivan's child.
• The zoo lady.

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How does Ivan describe humans?

• Silly as ducks
• Angry like elephants
• Chatty like chimps
• Patient as stones

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The most exciting moment of a story is known as the ______.

• Exposition
• Resolution
• Climax
• Falling action

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Infer means to look for _____________ in the story and use your knowledge. 

• clues
• characters
• setting
• theme

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Rip Van Winkle did no work on the farm, but he worked hard to help his 

• mother. 
• children.
• friends.
• wife.

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Read the following dialogue from the story.
Martina was too delighted to be angry. At last, she’d found her perfect match.

How does Martina know that Pérez is the “perfect match”?

• He uses the Coffee Test.
• He offers her family money.
• Martina's father approves of him. 
• Martina has loved him for many years. 

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The narrator is the______.

• person telling the text
• main character in the story
• enemy of the main character in the text
• person listening to the text

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If the narrator uses the word "I" frequently, this is story is said to be written in

• 1st person

• 2nd person

• 3rd person

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How did the princess help Theseus?

• by giving him rocks and stones to throw at the Minotaur

• by giving him money to help her escape

• by giving him a ball of string to find his way out of the maze

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