The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane Chapter 16

What is the new setting?

• a garden

• Abilene's house

• a ship

• a kitchen

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What are Bryce's intentions in chapter 16?

• to trick the old lady

• to work all day in the garden

• to save Edward

• to laugh at Edward

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What does Edward imagine while in the field?

• Pellegrina's dark eyes

• Rosie the dog

• life with Abilene

• What it would be like to have wings

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Based on chapter 16, we can infer that Bryce

• hates working in the field

• works for the old woman

• is hungry

• is the old lady's grandson

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"The birds circled over Edward's head, laughing at him" is an example of

• personification

• imagery

• alliteration

• onomatopoeia

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CCSS.L.3.5A

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Edward is the same selfish rabbit that we met in the beginning of the story.

• True

• False

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Edward's experiences in this story have helped him

• learn how to talk

• feel love

• become selfish

• turn into a real rabbit

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When Bryce rescued Edward from the pole in the garden, Edward felt

• annoyed

• comfort

• relief

• tortured

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What does it mean when Edward says, "Perhaps it is not too late to be saved"?

• He is sad.

• He has hope.

• He wants to go back to Abilene.

• He does not trust Bryce.

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"In the late afternoon, Bryce and the old lady left the field". Which word in that sentence is a verb?

• Bryce

• lady

• left

• field

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