(4)RL.3.2- Manners

What did David do when he saw the older lady on the bus?

• He ignored her.

• He gave her his seat.

• He asked her to move.

• He got off the bus.

What did David's parents teach him to say?

• Yes, sir and no, ma'am

• Please and thank you

• Both A and B

• Only thank you

Where was the next bus stop located?

• In front of a school

• In front of the city library

• In front of a park

• In front of a store

How did other kids react when David opened doors for them?

• They thanked him.

• They laughed at him.

• They ignored him.

• They were confused.

What did David offer to do for Mrs. Watson?

• Drive her home.

• Hold her bags while she got off the bus.

• Buy her groceries.

• Read her a book.

What did Mrs. Watson say about her steadiness?

• She is very steady on her feet.

• She is not as steady as she was when she was young.

• She never loses her balance.

• She can run very fast.

Why does David's history teacher give him extra credit?

• For helping other students

• For writing stories related to their studies

• For perfect attendance

• For participating in sports

What does Mrs. Watson say about David?

• He is very shy

• He is a good cook

• He is an interesting young man

• He is a fast runner

Which sentence from the selection supports the idea that David is not bothered by what his friends think about him?

• “David stood up and smiled at the older lady who was coming down the aisle of the bus.”

• “ ‘Here, son,’ she said to David. ‘Have a seat. There are plenty of seats now.’ ”

• “ ‘The other kids look at me funny sometimes when I open doors for them, but I don’t mind.’ ”

• “ ‘I’m doing some reading for a story I’m writing,’ he said.”

Which sentence from the selection supports the idea that David is helpful?

• “ ‘I’m Mrs. Watson. Pleased to meet you, David.’ ”

• “ ‘I’ll be glad to carry them to your house for you, Mrs. Watson,’ said David.”

• “ ‘Well, they made a much bigger fuss about manners back then.’ ”

• “ ‘You have to let me be the first to read your story when it’s finished,’ said Mrs. Watson.”