The Piano

What did Greta not like about the new item in the living room?

• The color of the item

• The size of the item

• The placement of the item

• The style of the item

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Why did Greta run to her room when her brother started banging on the piano?

• Because she was upset about the piano

• Because she wanted to play the piano

• Because she was called by her mother

• Because she had homework to do

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What did Greta's mother say about the new piano?

• She loved it.

• She thought it was too expensive.

• She didn't like the color.

• She was indifferent.

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What did Greta dream about?

• A sunny beach

• A snowy mountain

• A bustling city

• A quiet forest

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How did Greta's mother react when Greta entered the room while she was playing the piano?

• She smiled and continued playing.

• She stopped playing and scolded Greta.

• She ignored Greta and focused on her music.

• She invited Greta to join her.

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What did Greta's mother reveal about her own past with the piano?

• She was a concert pianist.

• She never played the piano.

• She taught piano lessons.

• She played the piano when she was a child.

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Why was the toy chest moved to the middle of Greta's room?

• To make space for the new piano.

• To clean the floor

• To organize toys better

• To paint the walls

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What was Greta's favorite kind of ice cream?

• Vanilla

• Chocolate

• Strawberry Mango

• Mint

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Passage: “I didn’t really stop. I guess I kind of drifted away from it. When I moved out of my parents’ house, I left the piano behind, and I never got another one.” Greta stared at her mother’s face, which held a half smile. “You never should have stopped,” said Greta. “You might be right,” Greta’s mother said, and she stole a quick look at her daughter. Greta felt like her mother had just told her a secret, and a bubble of warmth rose inside her. “Will you play some more?” she asked.

• She would like to show Greta how to play the piano.

• She knows Greta is upset and is trying to comfort her.

• She would like to explain to Greta how she learned to play the piano.

• She knows Greta is nervous about having new neighbors.

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Which explanation BEST describes the meaning of the phrase drifted away from it as it is used in these sentences from the story?

• Greta’s mother stopped enjoying music.

• Greta’s mother felt sad about playing music.

• Greta’s mother stopped playing the piano bit by bit.

• Greta’s mother suddenly finished listening to a song

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