For which TWO reasons does Sully continually repeat the word skylight?

He hopes that Scoot will eventually hear him.

He is desperate for ways to help Scoot escape.

He is constantly thinking about what Scoot is doing.

He is trying to keep his mind occupied with something else.

He wants to find a way to stay calm and think clearly.

What text evidence best shows the effect of the setting on the characters?

The characters are isolated and must rely on themselves to survive.

The boat is described as comfortable and safe.

They are surrounded by friends and family.

The story takes place in a city.

Which quotation from the text best supports the inference that Sully feels helpless?

"He knew what would happen down there. The water would torture her."

"He shouted her name again and again."

"He started to make a plan to save her."

"He was confident she would escape."

. Which phrase from the story helps the reader understand the meaning of dogged securely (para. 11)?

A. “the boat was upside down”

B. “the side ports were supposed to be” ”

C. “seawater has no heart, no brain”

Organize these event in the correct order.

A giant rogue wave flips the Old Sea Dog, trapping Scoot in the cabin

Sully and Scoot face multiple challenges: Sully tries to open doors, Scoot wakes up trapped, they attempt.

Scoot makes her sixth dive, opens the skylight, and escapes.

Scoot surfaces, Sully helps her onto the hull, and they cling together overnight.

At dawn, the Red Rooster rescues Sully and Scoot; the Old Sea Dog sinks

Which detail from the story best supports the inference that Sully feels helpless after the wave strikes?

He is outside the boat and cannot reach his sister.

He tries to remember his sailing lessons.

He enjoys the view of the ocean.

. In the story, the author writes that the water was "lapping at Scoot’s chin." What effect does this figurative language have?

It helps the reader imagine the movement and danger of the water.

It makes the water seem playful and harmless.

It describes the color of the water.

Which characteristic best identifies this selection as an adventure story?

The characters each face a specific danger.

The characters are in a realistic situation.

An ocean voyage is a main plot element.

A natural surrounding drives the action.

Select the quotation below that is the best example of the CONFLICT of the story "Rogue Wave."

Sully's attention was drawn to a squadron of seagulls diving on small fish about a hundred yards off the port bow, and he did not see the giant wave that had crept up silently behind the Sea Dog... It was already too late to shout a warning to Scoot so she could escape from the cabin.

Scoot had seen a toolbox under the companionway steps and went back to find it. She guessed there'd be wrenches inside it, unless they'd spilled out.

Sullivan Atkins, Scoots's oldest brother, was steering the cutter-rigged boat on a northerly curse about fifteen miles off desolate Cabo Colnett, south of Ensenada. Under a brilliant sun, the glittering blue Pacific rose and fell in long, slick swells, a cold light breeze holding steady.

The Old Sea Dog stayed on the surface for a little while longer, having delivered her survivors to safety; then her air pocket breathed its last and she slipped beneath the water, headed for the bottom.

Select the theme from below that best exemplifies the story "Rogue Wave."

Always be prepared and pay attention to your surroundings.

Keep your friends close and your enemies closer.

Life jackets save lives on boats like Scoot and Sully's.

Read the excerpt: “Though she couldn’t hear his voice, the mere fact that he was up there told her she’d escape. Sully had gotten her out of jams before. She absolutely knew she’d survive.” How does Scoot’s trust in Sully show character development?

B. It shows she is motivated by her brother’s strength.

A. It proves she is a static character.

C. It reveals she is the antagonist.

D. It demonstrates she no longer cares about family bonds.

Read the excerpt: “He fought back tears of frustration. There was no way to reach Scoot.” Which conflict is emphasized?

A. Internal conflict — Sully struggles with feelings of helplessness.

B. External conflict — Sully argues with Scoot about steering.

C. Character vs. society — Sully blames the Coast Guard.

D. Character vs. self — Scoot doubts her survival skills.

What is the main conflict in the story?

C. A rogue wave capsizing the boat and trapping Scoot inside

A. Sully and Scoot arguing about sailing directions

B. The Sea Dog running out of food

Why can Sully be considered a static character in the story?

A) He doesn’t change his approach to the situation and remains focused on saving Scoot.

B) He becomes more fearful and less confident as the story progresses.

C) He changes his mind multiple times about how to handle the rogue wave. .

D) He refuses to take any action, leaving all decisions to Scoot

How does Scoot’s character development affect the plot of "Rogue Wave"?

B) Scoot’s growth into a more courageous person helps her escape, resolving the main conflict.

A) Scoot’s lack of change makes the story predictable and uneventful.

C) Scoot’s refusal to change adds more conflict to the story, making it more intense.

D) Scoot’s consistent bravery throughout the story shows that she doesn’t need to change.

In "Rogue Wave," how does Scoot change from the beginning to the end of the story?

B) She becomes more determined and resourceful, finding a way to escape the cabin.

A) She stays the same throughout the story, never changing her attitude.

C) She starts out brave but becomes scared and gives up.

D) She relies entirely on Sully to save her and never takes action.

How did the setting have a similar effect on BOTH characters?

It caused them both to be persistent.

It caused them both to be trapped in the galley.

It caused them both to be badly injured.

It caused them both to learn how to sail.

One thing that shows how determined Scoot is is when she...

she keeps diving under water to find tools to escape with.

she builds a life raft with her own hands.

she figures out that Sully capsized the boat on purpose.

gives up and waits for the boat to sink.

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Rogue Wave Selection Test

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Which sentence best describes why paragraphs 1 and 3 are important to the plot?

The word navigation comes from the Latin word agere, meaning “drive or lead.” This information helps the reader understand that navigation in paragraph 7 most closely means the act of —

The word submerging comes from the Latin word mergere, meaning “to plunge.” This information helps the reader understand that submerging in paragraph 9 means that part of the boat is —

Which quote from the selection takes place during the climax of the selection?

How is suspense created in the selection?

The author most likely includes Scoot’s blackout in order to —

What can the reader infer about how Sully feels from the details in paragraphs 22–25?

For which TWO reasons does Sully continually repeat the word skylight?

Based on the selection, what TWO things can be inferred about Scoot?

What text evidence best shows the effect of the setting on the characters?

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