TEKS.ELA.2.7C

Who told Mr. Zuckerman about the words in the web?

• his wife
• Fern
• Lurvy

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Why did the tree want to give the boy all she had?

• she didn't want him to come back
• she didn't like her apples, branches, or trunk
• she loved the boy and wanted him to be happy
• she was forced to

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How does the tree act throughout the story?

• greedy / selfish
• generous
• funny
• rude

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What does Otis try to give Opal to sweep with?

• a stick
• a mop
• a broom
• his guitar

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What does Opal compare Winn Dixie's fur to?

• a rose
• a mop
• a dandelion
• a bush

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What did Little Willy's grandfather do for a living?

• Potato Farmer

• Chicken Farmer

• Tax Collector

• Supply Store Owner

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My family went to the circus. We saw the funny clowns. We watched the lion act. We ate a lot of treats and popcorn. This story is about __________.

• eating treats and popcorn

• clowns

• going to the circus

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TEKS.ELA.6.5G

TEKS.ELA.6.6C

TEKS.ELA.4.6G

TEKS.ELA.2.6G

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The Fox and the Stork

One day, a fox invited a stork for supper. He started making some soup. It smelled so good that he wished could eat it all himself.

When the stork arrived, the mean fox served the soup in flat bowls. Poor Stork! She tried to sip the soup with her long beak, but the bowl was too shallow. The fox lapped up all his broth in a minute. The stork couldn't eat at all!

A few days later, the stork invited the fox to supper. He hurried over to her house, sniffing at the smell of tasty stew in the air.

"Here you are!" said the stork. With a little smile, she served the stew in tall glass jars. The fox couldn't eat any, but the stork easily ate all of hers with her long beak.

The fox realized that the stork was teaching him a lesson. He hung his head. He was ashamed of how greedy and mean he had been. He knew that if he had been nice, Stork would have been nice to him.

What is the moral of the story?

• A. Treat others the way you want to be treated.

• B. Foxes and storks shouldn't eat together.

• C. Never give up.

• D. Take your time.

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TEKS.ELA.2.7C

Mario is a very kind character. What information could help us infer he is a kind character?

• Mario always holds the door open for people behind him.

• Mario always says "good game" to his friends even if he loses!

• If Mario sees someone playing alone at recess, he asks them to join his game.

• All three of these examples help show that Mario is a kind character.

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Dear Aunt Tia

Aunty, I have some good news for you. Last month I passed my final examination. A week ago I succeeded to join in a senior high school English competition.

Last night my parents promised to send me to a famous English course in my town. They also promised me if my scores in English are good, they will send me to a foreign university. Great, isn't it? I'll work hard. I want to be a great pediatrician like you, Aunty.

Well, that's all for now. I am looking forward to having your news.

Love

Debby

The word “they” in the second paragraph refers to?

• Tia

• Debby

• Debby’s aunt

• Debby’s parent

• Tia’s parent

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