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Worksheets"Save Me a Seat" Chapters 1 - 10
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 43mins
the name used to identify the members of a family
willpower
surname
laid off
notorious
known widely and usually unfavorably
surname
laid off
willpower
notorious
to cease employing someone
laid off
willpower
surname
Auditory Processing Disorder
the trait of firmly controlling your own behavior
Auditory Processing Disorder
surname
willpower
notorious
a disorder of the hearing system that causes difficulty in the way a person understands what they are hearing
willpower
notorious
Auditory Processing Disorder
surname
The class laughs at Ravi for all the following except—
He stands up to answer the question.
He calls the teacher "ma'am."
He gets the answer wrong.
His accent is different.
What can the reader infer from the line: "'My name is Ravi Suryanaryanan, and I just shifted from Bangalore.'"
Ravi's English sounds different than American English.
Ravi's English uses some different words than American English.
The class has never had a new student in class before.
Ravi realizes that his first day of school is not going as well as he had hoped.
How are Ravi and Joe different?
Ravi excels in school, and Joe struggles.
Joe has trouble fitting in, and Ravi does not.
They have different teachers.
Joe excels in school, and Ravi struggles.
The first-person point of view allows the reader to understand the—
reason Mrs. Beam urged Ravi to speak to the class.
thoughts of every character.
same setting from different perspectives.
thoughts of the teachers compared to the thoughts of students.
What are the ways Ravi's lunch customs are different than other students' at Albert Einstein Elementary? Check all that apply.
His lunch box is made out of metal.
He eats outside.
He rinses his mouth after eating lunch.
He remains silent during lunchtime.
Which line or lines from the story lets the reader know that Ravi used to have many friends at his old school?
I thought Dillon and I would eat lunch together today, but instead he goes and sits down at a table in the corner by the window with some of the other boys.
I'm not worried. I'm sure that Dillon and I are going to be friends. He's been smiling and winking at me all morning.
When Mrs. Beam calls time, the only thing Emily Mooney and I have found to place in the intersection of our diagram is that we are both in room 506—and that was my idea.
everyone is slapping him on the back and treating him like he's a hero. I smile to myself. I know exactly how it feels to be that guy.
The first-person point of view allows the reader to understand the—
thoughts of the teachers compared to the thoughts of students.
same setting from different perspectives.
thoughts of every character.
reason Mrs. Beam had icebreakers in class.
What is cricket?
a football game
a basketball game
a game played with a ball and a bat
What is a kleptomaniac?
a person who owns to much stuff
impulse to steal things
a problem with your car
