Jenna and the Black Cat

The passage describes Jenna’s problem of finding a black kitten in a tree. How does Jenna solve the problem?

• She lets Erica climb up and get the cat.

• She and Erica coax the kitten out of the tree.

• She walks quickly past the tree and runs away.

• She climbs up the tree and gets the cat.

After reading the passage, what can you conclude about Jenna?

• She has many superstitious beliefs, but she isn’t afraid of black cats.

• She is very superstitious but also thoughtful and kind.

• She wants to become less superstitious and more like Erica.

• She is so superstitious that she is impossible to be around.

Why do you think that Jenna “held back” when she first saw the kitten?

The primary purpose of the passage is to describe-

• how Erica and Jenna became friends and make a good team

• the importance of being a good friend and helping others

• why people who are superstitious are afraid of so many things

• how a superstitious girl deals with finding a black cat

What did Jenna make Erica toss over her shoulder after she walked under a ladder?

The passage describes Jenna’s problem of finding a black kitten in a tree. How does Jenna solve the problem?

• She lets Erica climb up and get the cat.

• She and Erica coax the kitten out of the tree.

• She walks quickly past the tree and runs away.

• She climbs up the tree and gets the cat.

After reading the passage, what can you conclude about Jenna?

• She has many superstitious beliefs, but she isn’t afraid of black cats.

• She is very superstitious but also thoughtful and kind.

• She wants to become less superstitious and more like Erica.

• She is so superstitious that she is impossible to be around.

The primary purpose of the passage is to describe

• how Erica and Jenna became friends and make a good team

• the importance of being a good friend and helping others

• why people who are superstitious are afraid of so many things

• how a superstitious girl deals with finding a black cat

The passage describes Jenna's problem of finding a black kitten in a tree. How does Jenna solve the problem?

• She lets Erica climb up and get the cat.

• She and Erica coax the kitten out of the tree.

• She walks quickly past the tree and runs away

• She climbs up the tree and gets the cat.

The passage describes Jenna's problem of finding a black kitten in a tree. How does Jenna solve the problem?

• She lets Erica climb up and get the cat.

• She and Erica coax the kitten out of the tree.

• She walks quickly past the tree and runs away.

• She climbs up the tree and gets the cat.