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Dear Primo

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 3hrs 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

On page 118 in the story, they have skyscrapers in the city. What are skyscrapers.

a)

loud cars

b)

long trains

c)

dark tunnels

d)

tall buildings

2.

Why does the author switch between Carlitos' and Charlie's letters during the story?

a)

to share how they two different boys live

b)

to teach about living in Mexico

c)

to explain what food is like in America

d)

to teach about life in the big city

3.

Where does Carlitos live?

a)

In Mexico in the city

b)

in Mexico on a farm

c)

in America in the city

d)

in America on a farm

4.

What idea do both of the boys have at the end of the story?

a)

They should text each other pictures.

b)

They should visit one another

c)

They should write more letters.

d)

They should go on a vacation with each other.

5.

What way are the boys lives are similar or the same?

a)

They both live in a big city

b)

They both go to school

c)

They both work on the farm to help their parents.

d)

They both have a sister

6.

In the story Fort Friends, what is the main difference between Kayla's and Maddie's home?

a)

Kayla's home is busier

b)

Kayla's home is louder

c)

Kayla's home is more pleasant

d)

Kayla's home is more crowded

7.

Read the sentence.

It's a good thing I prepared and brought a notebook and pen.

Think about the prefix pre-. What is the meaning of prepared?

a)

got ready before

b)

acted without thinking

c)

bought something new

d)

tried something more than once

8.

Which character is telling the story in letter 2?

a)

Lila

b)

Mom

c)

Kayla

d)

Maddie

9.

Read the sentence from letter 2.

Their work is difficult.

Which word means the same as difficult as it is used above?

a)

hard

b)

quiet

c)

common

d)

important

10.

Read the sentece from letter 4.

He told me he needs TOTAL SILENCE.

Why is TOTAL SILENCE written in capital letters?

a)

to show it is a central idea

b)

to show it is a line in a play

c)

to show it is a serious statement

d)

to show it was said by someone else.