Zoo Selection Test (HMH Grade 6 Unit 2 Lesson 2)

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How can you tell that the story is written from a third-person omniscient point of view?

Back

It tells what all the characters are thinking and feeling.

Front

What is the effect of the point of view in paragraphs 8–14, after the scene change?

Back

It shows family life on Kaan in a way we can understand.

Front

What change should be made to the sentence: They feel sad that they would have to wait for next year when Professor Hugo would land the Zoo and they could observe more strange creatures.

Back

Change feel to felt

Front

embrace

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To hold in one’s arms

Front

The author’s use of the omniscient point of view in most of the story best enables the reader to —

Back

understand the reactions of the humans

Front

Which statement best expresses the theme of the selection?

Back

A sense of curiosity is universal among thinking beings.

Front

Which correction should the student make in the summary: Professor Hugo brought his Space Zoo to Chicago. People were happy and lined up early to see the amazing show of animals from other planets. The professor took a dollar from each person. Two months later, the ship got to Kaan, and the horse-spiders came out of the ship. They were surprised by the Earth people and thought the money they gave the professor was worth it.

Back

Change came out to come out

Front

What is one theme the author presents through the use of descriptions of human behavior?

Back

Humans value exciting entertainment.

Front

Which phrase best describes Professor Hugo?

Back

A smart businessman

Front

What word best describes how the Kaan creatures feel about Earth?

Back

Interested