4.6 TEST

What is the setting of SCENE 2 of the drama?

• A. A barn

• B. Jack’s house

• C. A country road

• D. The market

Which of Jack’s lines best helps the reader understand that he wants to be helpful?

• A. Mother, I’m afraid Annabelle has grown too old to produce milk. (line 3)

• B. I’ll find work so that I can earn money for us. (line 5)

• C. I’ll expect a fair price for the cow. (line 7)

• D. Sir, this is my cow Annabelle. (line 11)

Read this sentence from line 13. My mother will not be happy if I sell Annabelle for beans. Why does the author include this line in the drama?

• A. To show that Jack’s mother does not like beans

• B. To suggest that Jack does not want to sell Annabelle

• C. To suggest that Jack does not think the beans are magic

• D. To show that Jack is not sure what he should do

Why is the dialogue in SCENE 1 important to the drama? Use evidence from the text to support your answer.

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Analysis

Read the passage "Jack's Beanstalk". Based on the information in the selection, write a response to the following:

Explain what the reader learns about the characters by the dialogue.

Write a well-organized essay that uses specific evidence from the selection the support your answer.

Remember to -

• clearly state your central idea

• organize your writing

• develop your ideas

• use evidence from the selection in your response

• use correct spelling, capitalization, punctuation, and grammar

Manage your time carefully so that you can -

• review

• plan your response

• write your response

Writing Review - Use the text to answer the following questions.

(1) Some animals graze and browse. (2) They feed and they eat on grasses, leaves, twigs, roots, and bark. (3) Other animals feed on meet. (4) They are predators.

What change is needed in sentence 3?

• Change animals to anima

• Change feed to fed

• Change meet to meat

• No change is needed in sentence 3.

(2) They feed and they eat on grasses, leaves, twigs, roots, and bark

Sentence 2 repeats information. In the space provided, rewrite sentence 2 in a clear and effective way.

What does dialogue mean?

• words spoken between characters in a play

• place and time of a drama

• a way to divide a play into parts

• tells what the actors should do

What does setting mean?

• place and time of a drama

• a way to divide a play into parts

• words spoken between characters

• a person who wrote the play

What does acts or scenes mean?

• words spoken between characters in a play

• place and time of a drama

• a way to divide a play into parts

• tells what the actors should do