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Cinderella is kind, sweet, and charming, while her step sisters are mean and cruel.  How are Cinderella and her step sisters different?

• They both want to marry the prince.
• The step sisters are kind, but Cinderella is not.
• Cinderella is kind, but her step sisters are not.

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How could you describe Ruth and Walter’s relationship at the beginning of the play?

• lighthearted and full of love 
• tense; they’re easily frustrated by each other
• full of pity for one another   
• easy going; they joke with each other

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Which two things are being compared in this sentence: Jimmy tried to help her, but when he got to his feet, his legs were jello.

• Jimmy and Jello
• Legs and Jello
• Her and Jello
• Feet and Legs

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This text structure is "how are things in the text similar or different."

• Main Idea and Details
• Problem and Solution
• Cause and Effect
• Comparison

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To examine two or more things in order to show how they are alike or different. 

• contribute
• impact
• quote
• compare
  

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contrast

• to show how to do something
• to show similarities
• to describe a situation
• to show differences

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As all of his classmates rushed to vote in this year’s Student Council election, Kevin stayed behind. His decision should be simple, right? His cousin, Tiffany, was running for Treasurer. The only problem? His best friend Max was her opponent. Kevin looked at the posters each had decorated and hung in the hallway. Where was Kevin’s allegiance? To his friends or to his family?

• Tough Questions
• Aha Moment
• Contrasts and Contradictions
• Memory Moment

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Which of the following does NOT describe the setting of "The Westing Game"

• Wisconsin
• Sunset Towers
• Michigan
• The Westing House

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What does the author compare to August? 

• A merry-go-round
• A Ferris Wheel
• A bicycle
• A scooter

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The time and place of the story

• conflict
• setting
• irony
• exposition

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