Module 2, Extreme Settings {All Summer in a Day}

Front

What does the phrase like leaves before a new hurricane show about the children?

Back

They are running in different directions.

Front

What does the phrase like leaves before a new hurricane show about the children?

Back

They are running in different directions.

Front

How does the setting change in this passage?

Back

It becomes cool and stormy.

Front

Which piece of evidence best supports the idea that the setting changes in this passage, or excerpt from the text? Options: "The sun faded.", "A stir of mist.", "Vanishing away.", "Darkened into midnight."

Back

"Darkened into midnight."

Front

Based on what you read, which statement best summarizes the passage?

Back

The children are sad and then scared by the change in the weather.

Front

solemn
"Their faces were solemn and pale. They looked at their hands and feet, their faces down."

Back

Serious.

Front

Why did none of the children move after one of the girls said, 'Well...?' and no one moved?

Back

They are afraid to face Margot and what they did to her.

Front

How do the children feel in this passage?

Back

Ashamed of their actions.

Front

Which detail from the passage best supports the idea that Margot's classmates are ashamed of themselves?

Back

"They could not meet each other's glances."

Front

How did Margot's experience of coming from Earth and seeing the sun affect her classmates?

Back

This made many of her classmates treat her differently because she had life experiences that they could not relate to or understand.