Unit 3 Fiction Test Corrections- 5th Grade

A. The family enjoys a pot of beef stew that is warmed over an open fire.

B. Winnie and her family decide to camp outdoors in order to see a meteor shower at night. They set up their campsite, enjoy the outdoors, and then sleep for a few hours until it is almost time for the meteor shower to begin.

C. Dad is unable to wake up in the middle of the night, so he misses the meteor shower completely.

D. Winnie and Mom are amazed by the bright streaks of light they see in the night sky.

E. Even though it is winter, the sleeping bags keep the family warm and cozy.

A. shares her mother's feelings about the joys of camping during winter.

B. is willing to put her mother's happiness ahead of her own personal comfort.

C. wants to show her mother how to be less serious and have more fun.

D. wants to help her mother communicate better with those around her.

A. It is when Winnie realizes that her father was wise to stay asleep.

B. It is when Winnie apologizes to her mother for her earlier behavior.

C. It is when Winnie forgives her father for not waking up.

D. It is when Winnie realizes that seeing the meteor shower is worth losing sleep for.

A. Winnie's thoughts and feelings.

B. Winnie's father's thoughts and feelings.

C. the author's thoughts and feelings.

D. all the characters' thoughts and feelings.

A. cheerful voice.

B. satisfied voice.

C. confident voice.

D. peaceful voice.

A. Asking questions is the only way to get answers.

B. Delivering bad news to others is hard.

C. Taking a careful approach works best.

D. Understanding changes in weather takes time.

A. Jaylen packs fun activities to enjoy.

B. The family goes camping every summer.

C. Dad and Jaylen remember to pack the first-aid kit.

D. Kim thought about what their own tent meant for this trip.

E. The family plans to leave home at 6 A.M.

A. Every summer, the Thompson family packed their car and set out on a four-day camping trip to the state park. The park had hiking trails, a lake, a bird sanctuary, and even a small museum. Families flocked to the park every summer, so the Thompsons reserved their campsite six months in advance.

B. Dad and Jaylen remember to pack the first-aid kit.

C. Kim thought about what their own tent meant for this trip. She could prove how skilled she had become. She planned to set it up by herself after reviewing the assembly instructions for hours.

D. The family plans to leave home at 6 A.M.

E. Mom talks to the park ranger on the phone.

A. Kim plans to read stories while camping.

B. Dad offers to help find a place to go camping.

C. Kim realizes they can still go camping.

D. Jaylen agrees to watch a movie instead of camping.

A. To emphasize the feelings that the characters experience.

B. To show which events are the most surprising to the main character.

C. To suggest that the characters are unable to keep track of time.

D. To demonstrate how long it takes the main character to set up a tent.