Me and Uncle Romie (Comprehension)

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How does James feel at the beginning of the passage?

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James feels nervous and worried about going to New York.

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What does James think about Uncle Romie's artwork at the beginning of the passage?

Back

James thinks Uncle Romie's artwork is easy.

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Where does Aunt Nanette take James first?

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Aunt Nanette takes James to Harlem first.

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How is New York different from James’s hometown?

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New York has tall buildings that are close together.

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What is the room called where Uncle Romie completes all his work?

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The room is called his studio.

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What emotion does James experience when he thinks about leaving home?

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James feels lucky to be leaving home.

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What is one thing James is angry about?

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James is angry about missing his birthday.

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What is one of the first places Aunt Nanette shows James in New York?

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Aunt Nanette shows James Harlem.

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What does James notice about the buildings in New York?

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James notices that the buildings are tall and close together.

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What type of work does Uncle Romie do in his studio?

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Uncle Romie creates artwork in his studio.