Understanding the Story

What is the conflict in the story?

• The father and daughter can't find the owls.

• The father and daughter are lost in the woods.

• The owl is scared to fly.

• The daughter is afraid of the dark.

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How was the conflict solved?

• The father found a map.

• The daughter called for help.

• The owl flew to them and landed on a branch.

• The father used a flashlight.

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Which event happened first?

• The father and daughter walked through the woods.

• The father called out to the owl.

• The owl flew to them.

• They heard a hoot.

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CCSS.RL.5.6

Which event is the turning point that leads the character changing in the story?

• The father turns on the flashlight.

• The daughter hears a hoot.

• The owl flies to them.

• The father and daughter walk through the woods.

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Which attempt to solve the problem doesn’t work?

• The father turning on the flashlight.

• The daughter calling for help.

• The owl flying to them.

• There is no attempt that doesn't work.

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CCSS.RL.2.2

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How do the father and daughter figure out where the owl is?

• By using a map.

• By listening to the hoot.

• By asking for directions.

• By using a flashlight.

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Which sentence best shows the conflict that the father and daughter face?

• "It was very dark, and the trees seemed to close in around us."

• "The owl was a beautiful sight."

• "We walked slowly through the woods."

• "We heard a hoot."

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How does the setting influence the selection’s climax?

• The dark woods create a sense of mystery and suspense.

• The quiet woods make it easier to hear the owl.

• The trees provide shelter from the rain.

• The setting does not influence the climax.

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What effect do the father’s comments in the book have on the resolution of the selection?

• They make the daughter feel scared.

• They make the father feel confident.

• They create a sense of excitement and anticipation for the girl.

• They have no effect on the resolution.

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How would the ending be different for the daughter if someone had used a flashlight sooner?

• She would have seen the owl sooner.

• She would have been scared.

• She would have gotten lost.

• The ending would not have been different.

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