6th Grade Lucky Foxes 3/13

First and Last name

Class Period

• Period 2
• Period 3
• Period 4
• Period 5
• Period 6

The first four paragraphs of the story contribute most to the plot by-

• Highlighting Mira's Strained relationship with her grandpa
• suggesting that Mira's friends are probably having fun without her
• presenting the situation and Mira's problem or conflict
• revealing that Mira know how to connect her phone to Wi-Fi

Paragraphs 3 through 5 are part of the

• rising action
• climaxx
• falling action
• resolution

How does the setting influence Mira's character development?

• The setting allows Mira to evolve from bored to excited.
• The setting allows Mra to evolve from angry to bored.
• Option The setting allows Mira to evolve from happy to bored.
• The setting allows Mira to evolve from bored to compliant.

The story reaches a climax, or turning point, when -

• Mira tries to connect to Grandpa's Wi-Fi
• Mira finds the fox kits and decides to help them
• Mira throws a book inside the cabin
• Mira notices the black birds circling nearby

Which prediction is reasonabe?

• Mira will not want to visit her grandparents again.
• Mira will become a veterinarian when she grows up.
• Mira will want to visit her grandparents again.
• Mira will be agraid of buzzards.

Read these sentences from paragraph 22 What if at was their mother by the road? Mira worried. These fox kits need me! How does Mira's internal response impact the plot?

• It shows a shift in Mira's attitude , adding to the climax.
• It shows a shift in Mira's attitude, adding to the exposition.
• It shows a shift in Mira's attitude, adding to the historical setting.
• It shows a shift in Mira's attitude adding to the resolution.

Read the sentence from paragraph 13 Ugh! I should not be here: I don't fit in here, Mira thought with exasperation. Which type of character response is this, and how do you know?

• Internal response, because Mira is expressing her feelings through her thoughts
• External response, because Mira is expressing her feelings through speech
• Internal response, because Mira is expressing her feelings through speech
• External response, because Mira is expressing her feelings through her thoughts.

Read the sentnce from paragraph 24. Mira beamed and said, "Right, lucky. I am lucky to be here!" Which type of character response is this, and how do you know?

• Internal response, because Mira is showing her feelings through her thoughts
• External response, because Mira is expressing her feelings through speech
• External response, because Mira is expressing her feelings through her thoughts
• Internal response, because Mira is expressing her feelings through speech