WorksheetsUnit 3, Lesson 6 "Fish for Jimmy"
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
1. If something is permitted, it is ____________
a)
allowed.
b)
guarded.
c)
earned.
d)
completed.
2.
2. What does the word trickle mean in this sentence?
A trickle of water was all they needed.
a)
small glass
b)
large bucket
c)
thin stream
d)
cool spray
3.
3. What does desolate mean in this sentence?
The beach was desolate but beautiful.
a)
rocky
b)
unpopular
c)
faraway
d)
deserted
4.
4. The things to be sold in a store are called ___
a)
rejoin.
b)
stock.
c)
modest.
d)
pounce.
5.
5. Which of these is a cutting tool?
a)
plank
b)
opals
c)
shears
d)
latch
6.
6. The following question has two parts. First, answer Part A then Part B.
Part A : How did Taro get out of the camp?
a)
He crept under the fence.
b)
He pretended to be ill.
c)
He cut a hole in the fence.
d)
He ran very fast through the gate.
7.
7. Part B: Which sentence from the story best supports your answer for Part A?
a)
Taro crept from shadow to shadow until he arrived at the fence.
b)
Mother and Taro feared that Jimmy was becoming ill.
c)
He stopped running with the other children.
d)
He clipped the fence and slipped into the darkness.
8.
8. What event made Mother and Father first start to worry?
a)
Business was not very good.
b)
Japan bombed Pearl Harbor.
c)
They had to go away.
d)
The FBI was banging on the door.
9.
9. Where did Taro find the shears?
a)
in the camp garden
b)
in the kitchen
c)
near the fence
d)
inside mother’s scarf
10.
10. What made Jimmy want to eat?
a)
the cooks made delicious food for him
b)
his mother was beginning to worry about him
c)
knowing that his father would soon be there
d)
fish that Taro caught and his mother cooked
11.
11. What is the setting for the beginning of this story?
a)
the country of Japan
b)
a vegetable market
c)
the Pacific Ocean
d)
an internment camp
12.
12. Which of the following best describes how Belinda's character traits change throughout the story?
a)
She remains grumpy and refuses to interact with children, even after the girl helps her.
b)
She starts out rude and unkind to children but becomes more open, friendly, and welcoming after the girl helps her.
c)
She becomes more distant and avoids the little girl even after she helps with Biggy.
d)
She continues to avoid children and only befriends the girl out of guilt for her earlier behavior.
13.
13. Which of the following best describes how Belinda's feelings change throughout the plot?
a)
She starts out feeling indifferent to children and continues to feel that way throughout the story.
b)
She begins feeling frustrated and angry at children, but later feels gratitude and warmth towards the girl after she helps her.
c)
She feels happy and content with her life, but becomes sad and resentful toward the little girl.
d)
She starts out feeling friendly toward children but becomes increasingly annoyed and distant as the story progresses.
14.
14. Which of the following best describes how Belinda's motivations change throughout the plot?
a)
She is initially motivated by a desire to avoid children, but later becomes motivated to form a friendship with the little girl.
b)
She starts out motivated to protect her dog from children and becomes motivated to keep her distance from everyone.
c)
She is initially motivated by anger toward children and later becomes focused on making her house more private.
d)
She is motivated by a need for independence and later decides to move away from the little girl.
15.
15. Which of the following best describes how the setting impacts Belinda’s character development?
a)
The setting of her home, filled with solitude, encourages Belinda to remain distant and unwilling to change.
b)
The setting of the busy city makes Belinda more social and eager to interact with others.
c)
The setting of the dog’s disappearance in a crowded area forces Belinda to become more aggressive and defensive.
d)
The setting of the little girl's porch allows Belinda to open up and form a new relationship, helping her grow kinder toward children.
16.
16. Which of the following best describes how the conflict impacts Belinda’s character development?
a)
The conflict with the little girl makes Belinda more stubborn and unwilling to change her attitudes toward children.
b)
The conflict with her dog’s disappearance makes Belinda even more isolated and angry at children.
c)
The conflict of losing her dog causes Belinda to reflect on her behavior, leading her to develop a kinder attitude toward children.
d)
The conflict of dealing with the little girl’s behavior forces Belinda to become more distant and untrusting.
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