A Surprise Reunion Comprehension Quiz

What is the Genre of this story?

• Fiction

• Non-Fiction

• Realistic Fiction

• Fantasy

Find this paragraph in the story. Why do you think

Cameahwait smiled? (Infer)

• Cameahwait smiled at the children playing nearby.
• Cameahwait smiled as he remembered the games he had played as a child.
• Cameahwait smiled because he was sad about the past.
• Cameahwait smiled when he saw the sunset.

Find this paragraph in the story. Based on the passage, how does Cameahwait feel about his sister? (Context Clues)

• Cameahwait feels a deep care and longing for his sister.
• Cameahwait is angry with his sister.
• Cameahwait feels indifferent towards his sister.
• Cameahwait has forgotten about his sister.

Find this paragraph in the story. What does "came back to reality" mean? (using figurative language)

• It means to return to the present moment after being distracted or lost in thought.
• It means to ignore everything around you.
• It means to dream about the future.
• It means to fall asleep suddenly.

Find this part of the story in the story. How do you think the meeting between the men will go? (characterization)

• The meeting will likely end in conflict and misunderstanding.
• The men will ignore each other and leave without speaking.
• The meeting will focus solely on their differences and disagreements.
• The meeting will likely go well, focusing on cooperation and mutual assistance.

Find this part of your story. Why do you think Sacagawea

had tears in her eyes? (infer)

• She was upset about the journey ahead.
• She was angry at her companions.
• She was overjoyed at seeing her brother.

• She was feeling sick from the weather.

Find this section in your story. What was the gift that Lewis and Clark gave to Cameahwait? (infer)

• A collection of rare artifacts

• A promise of future trade agreements
• Reunion with his beloved sister

• A new map of the territory

How do traditions and the past connect the chief and his sister? (essential question)

• Traditions create rivalry between the chief and his sister.
• Traditions have no impact on their relationship.
• The chief and his sister are connected through their wealth.
• Traditions connect the chief and his sister by reinforcing their familial ties and shared identity.