The Last Stop on Market Street

How does the setting and events change how CJ feels on the bus ride? Give an example.

How do the author and the illustrator create mood in Last Stop on Market Street? Give at least one example from the book. (2 points)

What type of sentence is this?

• compound

• complex

• simple

What is the main theme of 'The Last Stop on Market Street'?

• Community and connection

• Adventure and exploration

• Mystery and suspense

• Love and romance

Which literary device is used when CJ's grandmother describes the bus as a 'rolling library'?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Personification

• Hyperbole

What does CJ learn from his grandmother during their bus ride?

• The importance of material wealth

• The beauty in everyday life

• How to drive a bus

• The history of Market Street

How does the author use imagery to describe the city in 'The Last Stop on Market Street'?

• By focusing on the sounds and smells

• By describing the historical landmarks

• By highlighting the city's architecture

• By detailing the city's weather

What role does the bus driver play in CJ's journey?

• He is a silent observer

• He is a guide and friend

• He is an antagonist

• He is a background character

Which of the following best describes CJ's feelings at the end of the story?

• Disappointed

• Content and enlightened

• Confused

• Angry

What is the significance of the soup kitchen at the end of the story?

• It represents a place of community and giving

• It is a place where CJ gets lost

• It is a symbol of wealth

• It is where CJ finds a treasure