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What is the main idea of the book "Something Like Home"?

• The importance of friendship in overcoming challenges.

• The journey of a young girl finding her place in a new environment.

• The significance of family traditions.

• The adventures of a group of friends in a magical land.

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Which event best summarizes the turning point in the story?

• The protagonist moves to a new city.

• The protagonist makes a new friend who helps her adjust.

• The protagonist wins a school competition.

• The protagonist returns to her old home.

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Why does the main character initially struggle in her new environment?

• She misses her old friends and familiar surroundings.

• She dislikes the weather in the new place.

• She finds the new school too easy.

• She is not allowed to bring her pet.

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How does the setting of the new city contribute to the story?

• It provides a backdrop for exciting adventures.

• It highlights the protagonist's feelings of isolation.

• It is a place where the protagonist's family has a long history.

• It is a magical place that changes with the protagonist's emotions.

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What theme is explored through the protagonist's relationship with her new friend?

• The power of imagination.

• The importance of honesty.

• The value of acceptance and understanding.

• The necessity of competition.

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CCSS.RL.4.9

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Compare the protagonist's feelings at the beginning and end of the book.

• She feels the same throughout the book.

• She starts feeling excited and ends feeling disappointed.

• She begins feeling lonely and ends feeling at home.

• She starts feeling confident and ends feeling unsure.

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CCSS.RL.2.1

What motivates the protagonist to try and fit in at her new school?

• Her desire to win a scholarship.

• Her wish to make her parents proud.

• Her longing to make new friends.

• Her interest in joining the school sports team.

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Describe the setting of the protagonist's old home.

• A bustling city with lots of noise and activity.

• A quiet village surrounded by nature.

• A coastal town with beautiful beaches.

• A mountain town with snowy peaks.

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How does the theme of change manifest in the story?

• Through the protagonist's changing hairstyles.

• Through the protagonist's adaptation to a new school.

• Through the protagonist's shifting interests in hobbies.

• Through the protagonist's evolving taste in music.

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CCSS.RL.4.2

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CCSS.RL.6.2

What is the main conflict in "Something Like Home"?

• The protagonist's struggle with a rival at school.

• The protagonist's internal struggle to find her place.

• The protagonist's battle against a natural disaster.

• The protagonist's quest to find a lost treasure.

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