Save Me a Seat - Chapter 15

How does Ravi feel about being in Miss Frost's room?

• frustrated

• excited

• relieved

• sad

What piece of text evidence supports your answer to how Ravi feels about being in Miss Frost's room?

• "This is ridiculous. Does she think I'm a baby?"

• "Miss Frost gives me a book called Fun with Phonics and tells me to read along with the recording of the first story."

• "How sweet my victory will taste!"

Ravi wanted to prove that Mrs. Beam was wrong about a definition of a word. How did he feel when he realized she was right? Choose 2.

• embarrased

• excited

• defeated

• calm

What text evidence best supports how Ravi feels about being wrong?

• "I'll announce her mistake in front of the whole class, pump my fist, and take a bow."

• "All I want is to dig a deep hole and hide my head in it forever."

• "Miss Frost comes and sits down next to me."

In the chapter, Miss Frost offers Ravi an M&M and Ravi says, "Amma doesn't like me to eat sweets, but I don't want to be rude, so I take a candy." What does this show about Ravi?

• Ravi is embarrased.

• Ravi is happy.

• Ravi is polite.

What text evidence shows the assumptions people are making about Joe?

• "I shake my head no. Why should I be his friend, after what he did to me?"

• "Just because Joe needs help doesn't mean he isn't bright."

• "They think I can't speak English or do math. But that's not true."

What text evidence shows the assumptions people are making about Ravi?

• "I shake my head no. Why should I be his friend, after what he did to me?"

• "Just because Joe needs help doesn't mean he isn't bright."

• "They think I can't speak English or do math. But that's not true."

In the chapter, Miss Frost tells Ravi, "You and [Joe] could easily be friends." From what you have learned about each character, what do Joe and Ravi have in common?

Make a prediction for EACH character about what will happen on Wednesday.

"On Wednesday Joe will.... and Ravi will..."