Darby's Birthday Party

The children think that if they don’t have a party, Darby will be _______.

• angry

• sad

• happy

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What is the main problem that Mike and Mia have in the story?

• finding games to play at the party

• finding friends to invite to the party

• finding a special place to have the party

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Why is the mall not a good place for Darby’s party?

• It’s too expensive.

• It’s too busy.

• Dogs aren’t allowed.

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Which is the first place the children check out for the party?

• the park

• the zoo

• the beach

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When you invite someone to a party it means to _______.

• tell them to leave

• ask them to come over

• eat cake with them

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Why was it important for Mike and Mia to celebrate Darby’s birthday?

• To make Darby feel special and appreciated

• To have an excuse for a party

• To give Darby a surprise gift

• To follow a family tradition

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What does the word 'celebrate' mean in the context of the passage?

• Ignore

• Enjoy

• Commemorate

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• crush

• brush

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What digraph does this word start with?

• ph

• ch

• sh

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spell...

• cach

• cass

• cash

• chash

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