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3rd Grade Unit 4, Week 2- THE IMPOSSIBLE PET SHOW

Total questions: 19

Worksheet time: 29mins

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Class
Date
1.

What would the reader most likely know if the passage were written from Carla's point of view? Pick two choices.

a)

how Carla got her idea for the pet show

b)

why Daniel is nervous around Perro

c)

why Daniel is afraid to be the announcer

d)

how she feels when Daniel helps with the animals

e)

what Carla’s talent is

2.

Read this sentence from the story.

I'm embarrassed to say that I'm afraid of Carla's dog.


What does the word embarrassed suggest about the narrator?

a)

He wants Carla to know he is afraid of Perro.

b)

He does not want Carla to know he is afraid of Perro.

c)

He wants Carla to know he doesn't like Perro.

d)

He wants Carla to know he likes Perro.

3.

something that you accomplish

a)

talent

b)

audience

c)

achievement

d)

attention

4.

How does the narrator feel about his problem at the beginning of the passage? Pick two choices.

a)

excited

b)

nervous

c)

scared

d)

happy

e)

furious

5.

Which sentence best describes the lesson of the passage?

a)

If you are scared to do something, do not try.

b)

Trying new things can lead to finding hidden talents.

c)

Animals are difficult to control in a large group.

d)

Good friends are hard to find.

6.

watch, listen, and concentrate on something

a)

confidence

b)

realized

c)

tracked

d)

attention

7.

Which sentence from the passage best supports the lesson of the passage?

a)

"I realized that being an announcer wasn't so bad after all."

b)

"By Saturday morning, I had practiced announcing each pet's act a hundred times."

c)

"My stomach was doing flip flops by the time the audience arrived."

d)

“I’m sorry, but that's impossible!"

8.

Which text evidence supports Daniel's point of view of being afraid to be the announcer?

a)

“I’ve discovered my talent, too.”

b)

“Crowds make me nervous and unsure.”

c)

“Stay!” I yelled.

9.

said you were sorry

a)

apologize

b)

confidence

c)

embarassed

d)

talents

10.

Which text evidence supports Daniel's point of view of wanting to save the pet show?

a)

“I’ve discovered my talent, too.”

b)

“Crowds make me nervous and unsure.”

c)

“Stay!” I yelled.

11.

Which text evidence supports Daniel's point of view of becoming confident in his job as announcer?

a)

“I’ve discovered my talent, too.”

b)

“Crowds make me nervous and unsure.”

c)

“Stay!” I yelled.

12.

The word audience means to have trust or faith in something or someone.

a)

True

b)

False

13.

Read this sentence from the story.

Crowds make me nervous and unsure.


What does the word unsure mean?

a)

positive

b)

certain

c)

silly

d)

not certain

14.

Read this sentence from the story.

"Daniel, that was incredible," said Carla


What does the word incredible most likely mean?

a)

awful

b)

amazing

c)

funny

d)

smart

15.

Which word has the same prefix as incredible?

a)

inside

b)

interrupt

c)

inexcusable

d)

inner

16.

a group of people gathered to hear or see something

a)

tracked

b)

realized

c)

audience

d)

apologized

17.

What is the narrator's point of view about being the announcer in the pet show at the beginning of the story? Pick two choices.

a)

It will be impossible to be the announcer.

b)

Announcing is fun!

c)

It helps to practice announcing with a friend.

d)

The audience makes announcing scary.

18.

What is the narrator's point of view about being the announcer in the pet show in the middle of the story?

a)

It helps to practice announcing with a friend.

b)

Announcing is fun!

c)

It will be impossible to be the announcer.

d)

The audience makes announcing scary.

19.

What is the narrator's point of view about being the announcer in the pet show at the end of the story?

a)

It helps to practice announcing with a friend.

b)

Announcing is fun!

c)

It will be impossible to be the announcer.

d)

The audience makes announcing scary.