Zoo Formative

From what point of view is this story told?

• First person from the point of view of Ralph

• First person from the point of view of Sammy

• Third person: The narrator can see only into the mind of Sammy

• Third person: The narrator cannot see into the mind of any character

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6.RL.6

What conclusion can be drawn about how Sammy feels about Ralph at the end of the story?

• Sammy thinks Ralph is careless.

• Sammy thinks Ralph is dangerous.

• Sammy thinks Ralph is helpful.

• Sammy thinks Ralph is funny.

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6.RL.1

What effect do Sammy's words have on Ralph?

• Ralph goes home.

• Ralph ignores Sammy.

• Ralph stops running.

• Ralph runs to the field.

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6.RL.5

What is the point of view of "Searching for Sugar"?

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6.RL.6

What is one of the themes in this story?

• Dogs and kittens do not make good playmates.

• Some cats do not know how to meow.

• Help can come from unexpected sources.

• Hard work and effort always pay off in the end.

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6.RL.2

Which point of view is used when the narrator reports the thoughts and feelings of just one character?

• First Person

• Third Person - Limited

• Second Person

• Third Person - Omniscent

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6.RL.2

What is one of the themes in this story?

• Physical strength is better then mental strength.

• Good things can happen in the end.

• Dogs and cats make great friends.

• Boys should not do grown-up work.

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6.RL.6