text evidence

Front

Which piece of evidence from the text supports the claim that Leslie is not happy to have the electricity back? Options:

Leslie sighs deeply when he hears the appliances.

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Leslie watches the tiny ants at work on the tree.

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Leslie can hear many different kinds of machines.

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Leslie reaches out of the window for an apple.

Back

Leslie sighs deeply when he hears the appliances.

Front

Which evidence supports the claim that Leslie's selfishness hurts others?

Back

Leslie hits his cousin on the head and creates "a bump as big as a ping-pong ball."

Front

Which sentence is correct?

On page 1, the author explains, ”After breakfast that Saturday he went to his room, closed the door quietly, turned the radio on, and pushed for three hours straight.”

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On page 1 the author explains ”After breakfast that Saturday he went to his room, closed the door quietly, turned the radio on, and pushed for three hours straight”

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The author explains, ”After breakfast that Saturday he went to his room, closed the door quietly, turned the radio on, and pushed for three hours straight.”

Back

On page 1, the author explains, ”After breakfast that Saturday he went to his room, closed the door quietly, turned the radio on, and pushed for three hours straight.”

Front

Which piece of evidence from the text supports the claim that Leslie's response to his father is uncharacteristic? Options:

Leslie hears a weird sound after he makes his reply.

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Leslie’s mother is concerned when she hears his answer.

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Mr. Andrew has good news for Leslie about the electricity.

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Leslie looks out the window when he gets to his room.

Back

Leslie’s mother is concerned when she hears his answer.

Front

What words help you infer what the setting is? Options:

Lights dimmed, screen was revealed, smell of popcorn

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Freedom of open air, saw a deer in its natural habitat, came upon a rock

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Sweat dropped, workout became intense, trainer was holding the class

Back

Freedom of open air, saw a deer in its natural habitat, came upon a rock

Front

Which sentence is correct?
Options:
1. An example of this occurs when Alfonso says, “'You wanna go bike riding?"' (3).
2. An example of this occurs when Alfonso says, You wanna go bike riding? (3).
3. An example of this occurs when Alfonso says, “'You wanna go bike riding?"'.

Back

An example of this occurs when Alfonso says, “'You wanna go bike riding?"' (3).

Front

Which sentence provides evidence to support the claim that Leslie is not sorry for hurting his cousin?

Back

“Well, serves her right for snatching my remote,” Leslie had whispered to himself as he crept to his room after completing the eavesdropping session.

Front

Which evidence supports the claim that Leslie is unable to read novels?

Back

Mrs. Andrew is worried that Leslie will never be able to finish a book.

Front

Which piece of evidence supports the claim that the woman who Leslie sees is Melissa's mother? Options: The woman knows Melissa's name, The woman is pushing a baby in a stroller, Melissa refers to her when she says, "Parents!", The woman looks like Melissa.

Back

Melissa refers to her when she says, "Parents!"

Front

Which sentence is correct?
Options:

As stated in the text, "On an impulse, he removed the chain to wipe off the gritty oil. But while he was unhooking it from the back sprocket, it snapped. The chain lay in his hand like a dead snake" (5).

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"On an impulse, he removed the chain to wipe off the gritty oil. But while he was unhooking it from the back sprocket, it snapped. The chain lay in his hand like a dead snake".

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As stated in the text, On an impulse, he removed the chain to wipe off the gritty oil. But while he was unhooking it from the back sprocket, it snapped. The chain lay in his hand like a dead snake.

Back

As stated in the text, "On an impulse, he removed the chain to wipe off the gritty oil. But while he was unhooking it from the back sprocket, it snapped. The chain lay in his hand like a dead snake" (5).