CKLA Unit 10 Lesson 7 (Chapter 10)

Which of the following statements best describes the Pilgrim children's naming tradition?

• Children were named after famous people.

• Names often reflected their beliefs and aspirations.

• Children chose their own names when they turned ten, based on their personality and interests.

• Names were passed down from grandparents, representing family heritage and tradition.

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Part A: What is the main reason Mary and Remember Allerton hurried home?

• They were late for dinner.

• Their father was waiting for them to ask about their day and help with chores.

• Their stepmother, Mrs. Fear Allerton, was waiting for them and was known to be quite impatient.

• They were lost in the forest and didn't know how to find their way back.

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Part B: Which text from the passage best supports your answer?

• "It was not a good idea to keep a woman whose name was Fear waiting."

• "They had gone out to collect firewood and stopped to play with their friends."

• "Their father had pointed out many times that it was important to be home on time."

• "Mary and Remember hurried home."

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Part A: What does the name "Wrestling" suggest about what his parents hoped for him?

• They hoped he would become a strong and powerful person.

• They wanted him to be a famous wrestler who would win many competitions.

• They wished for him to be a peaceful and calm individual who avoids conflict.

• They expected him to be a good student who excels in academics.

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Part B: Which text from the passage best supports your answer?

• "He had been a weak baby, and his father gave him the name hoping it would make him strong."

• "Wrestling planned to change his name when he was older."

• "He didn’t feel much like a wrestler."

• "Their names often indicated what kind of person their parents hoped they would become."

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Part A: What does the word "anxiously" mean in the sentence: "The children anxiously gathered up their firewood and made their way home"?

• Happily

• Eagerly

• Nervously

• Carelessly

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Part B: Which text from the passage best supports your answer?

• "The children gathered up their firewood and made their way home."

• "They played a game of hide and seek."

• "The sun had begun to set, and they realized they had been gone for quite some time."

• "They climbed trees and collected sweet berries to eat."

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Part A: Which of the following best describes the Pilgrims' journey across the ocean?

• It was a short and pleasant trip.

• It was a long and difficult journey, taking two months, filled with challenges and hardships along the way.

• They arrived in Virginia as planned, finding everything as they had hoped.

• They traveled by train instead of ship, enjoying a smooth and easy ride.

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Part B: Which text from the passage best supports your answer?

• "It had taken them two months to cross the ocean."

• "Many people had died either on the ship or within the first months of being in Plymouth."

• "They had survived the journey onboard the Mayflower from England."

• "The journey across the ocean was now just a terrible memory."

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Based on the passage, which of the following best summarizes the Pilgrims' experiences after arriving in Plymouth?

• The Pilgrims faced many challenges, including harsh weather, poor soil, and the loss of loved ones.

• The Pilgrims quickly adapted to their new surroundings and found everything they needed.

• The Pilgrims were excited and enjoyed their new home without any problems.

• The Pilgrims planned to return to England immediately after realizing their mistakes.

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