Jake

Paragraph 6 is important to the development of the plot because it is where --

• Jake learns a lesson

• Jake's problem begins

• Jake makes a difficult decision

• Jake's problem is solved

What does Jake learn in this story?

• Taking a risk is more important than making a mistake.

• Offer help to people whenever they clearly need it.

• People often know more than they think they do.

• Being helpful can bring unexpected results.

Who does Jake think are the "Know-it-All" students in his class

• Marin and Jake

• Kevin and Marsha

• Kevin and Jake

• Marsha and Sara

What did Jake do with the directions packet when he got it?

• throw it in the garbage

• shove it in his bookbag

• rip it in half

• start reading it

Who did Jake call a science kid?

• Marsha

• Pete

• Kevin

What is Jake's teacher named?

• Mrs. Karp

• Mrs. Rippy

• Mrs. Snavin

What is Jake's main challenge in the story?

• Understanding his homework

• Making new friends

• Overcoming his fear of public speaking

• Finding his lost dog

Which literary device is used when describing Jake's emotions?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Personification

• Hyperbole

What lesson does Jake learn by the end of the story?

• Honesty is the best policy

• Teamwork leads to success

• Patience is a virtue

• Courage can be found within

How does Jake's relationship with his teacher change throughout the story?

• It becomes more respectful

• It becomes more distant

• It becomes more competitive

• It becomes more friendly