From Out of My Mind

In what point of view is the story, "from Out of my Mind" told in?

• 1st

• 2nd

• 3rd

• 3rd Limited

The genre "from Out of my Mind" is Realistic Fiction. What does this mean?

• An exaggerated tale told from generation to generation.

• It is a fictional story based on real events, but the characters are made up.

• It is a fictional story based on real events told from the past.

• A true story about a person's life, written by someone else.

In paragraph 17 Melody states, "the rest of my body is sort of like a coat with the buttons done up in the wrong holes" -- what does Melody mean by this thought?

• Melody thinks her body has flaws, unlike her thumbs which work perfectly.

• Melody thinks her body needs help, she does not like it.

• Melody wants to believe that her body is like a clothing garment. A coat is long and has buttons, just like what she wants.

• Melody believes her body is warm like when you're wearing a coat. The buttons are in the wrong place though.

The most likely reason that Melody provides the memory about the storm clouds in paragraph 35 - 37 is --

• to explain why Melody wanted to be a meteorologist

• to explain how Mrs. V made learning fun with humor and imagination

• to explain the difference between Nimbus and Cumulus clouds

• to explain how Mrs. V taught science in her classroom

You can tell the story "from Out of my Mind" is an excerpt because it is a piece of a larger book.

• TRUE

• FALSE

The most likely reason that the author provides information in paragraph 2 of the story, "from Out of My Mind" is --

• to explain why Melody was feeling crazy

• to explain

• to explain

• to explain

When Mrs. V says, "He's like you, sort of, isn't he?" who is she comparing Melody to?

• Sharon M. Draper

• Stephen Hawking

• Jerry Lewis

• Another student in her class.

In what point of view is the story, 'From Out of My Mind' told in?

• 1st

• 2nd

• 3rd

• 3rd Limited

The genre 'From Out of My Mind' is Realistic Fiction. What does this mean?

• An exaggerated tale told from generation to generation.

• It is a fictional story based on real events, but the characters are made up.

• It is a fictional story based on real events told from the past.

• A true story about a person's life, written by someone else.

In paragraph 17 Melody states, 'the rest of my body is sort of like a coat with the buttons done up in the wrong holes' -- what does Melody mean by this thought?

• Melody thinks her body has flaws, unlike her thumbs which work perfectly.

• Melody thinks her body needs help, she does not like it.

• Melody wants to believe that her body is like a clothing garment. A coat is long and has buttons, just like what she wants.

• Melody believes her body is warm like when you're wearing a coat. The buttons are in the wrong place though.