WorksheetsMarisol McDonald Doesn’t Match Module 1 Test
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 2hrs 58mins
Match the word below to the correct definition.
Clash
colors/patterns that don't go together
Winking
quickly blinking one eye at someone
Suggest
to give ideas or plans to someone
Scrunch
to be squeezed into a different shape
Bilingual
people who can speak two languages
What is the most important reason that the author describes what Marisol is wearing in the beginning of the story?
to tell more about who Marisol is
to tell which colors Marisol likes best
to show how Marisol starts to doubt herself
to show why Marisol’s brother thinks she is smart
Why does Marisol try to match?
She is tired of being mismatched.
She wants to prove she can do it.
She wants her parents to get her a puppy.
She wants to play soccer-playing pirates.
What happens after Marisol tries to match?
She enjoys trying new food.
She feels upset the whole day.
She draws her favorite piece of art.
She feels angry that her teacher left a note.
What lesson does Marisol learn?
Be kind to people who are different from you.
Be who you think others want you to be.
Be the best at what you do.
Be true to who you are.
You can tell that this is realistic fiction because?
Nothing about it could happen in real life.
It is about a real life person.
It gives details and facts about a real topic
It has characters that act and speak like real people.
What does Marisol think that her hair looks like?
Fire
Carrots
The Sun
Oranges
How can you tell that Ms. Apple’s note cheers up Marisol?
She skips all the way home.
She begins to cry.
She gives Ms. Apple a hug.
She goes home and paints.
What does Marisol like to eat?
Peanut Butter and Jelly Crackers
Peanut Butter and Jelly Burritos
Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwiches
Peanut Butter and Jelly on Bananas
Why doesn’t Ms. Apple like the way that Marisol signs her name?
Her cursive is too slanted.
She uses print and cursive at the same time.
Her writing is too sloppy.
She doesn’t use cursive.
Where did the family go to get a puppy?
The Pound
The Pet Store
A Farm
What did the puppy do when Marisol walked near him?
He ran away.
He growled at her.
He started to bark.
He jumped into her lap.
________ Person is when the narrator is in the story.
First Person
Second Person
Third Person
Omniscient Person
________ Person is when the narrator is on the outside of the story.
Third Person
First Person
Second Person
Fourth Person
What Point of View was Marisol McDonald Doesn't Match written in?
First Person
Second Person
Third Person
