A Book for Jonah & Fruit for All

Use “A Book for Jonah” to answer this question:

What was the main reason Dylan’s book was a success?

• F People wanted to help Dylan and Jonah.

• G It showed what a chocolate bar meant to Dylan.

• H People were curious about Dylan’s favorite activities.

• J It revealed what Jonah likes best about Dylan.

Use “A Book for Jonah” to answer this question:

Dylan and Jonah use the phrase “so chocolate bar” to describe —

• A events that raise money for Jonah

• B experiences that they enjoy

• C places that sell Dylan’s book

• D ways to make someone feel better

Use “A Book for Jonah” to answer this question:

Why did the author include the information in paragraph 4?

• F To explain how so many people heard about Dylan’s mission

• G To tell why the two friends were asked to be on TV shows

• H To describe a place Dylan got to visit because of the book

• J To reveal what information can be found on Dylan and Jonah’s website

Use “A Book for Jonah” to answer this question:

What is the best summary of paragraphs 1 through 3?

• A Dylan Siegel’s friend Jonah has a liver disease. Dylan wrote a book called

  Chocolate Bar to sell at school. A grocery store provided chocolate bars for

  Dylan to sell.

• B Dylan Siegel wanted to write a book titled Chocolate Bar about going to the

  beach and other things he enjoys. After he wrote the book, he sold copies of it

  at school. He also sold chocolate bars from a grocery store.

• C Dylan Siegel wanted to raise money for his friend Jonah. Dylan’s parents had

  ideas about some ways that he could raise money. He worked with people to

  sell a book he wrote.

• D Dylan Siegel wanted to help his friend Jonah, who has a liver disease. Dylan

  wrote a book titled Chocolate Bar. Copies of the book and chocolate bars

  donated by a grocery store were sold to raise money for Jonah.

Use “A Book for Jonah” to answer this question:

Which detail from the article suggests that many people want to help Jonah?

• F The book describes some of Dylan’s experiences.

• G The scientists at a university need to do some research.

• H Dylan’s book has raised several hundred thousand dollars.

• J Dylan’s parents provided ideas about how to raise money.

Use "Fruit for All" to answer this question:

The reader can infer that people with busy schedules can still help Fruit For All

by —

• A starting a group in their own neighborhood

• B helping collect fruit from people who have extra

• C allowing volunteers to pick fruit from their trees

• D asking other people to become volunteers

Use "Fruit for All" to answer this question:

In paragraph 2, the word initially means —

• F at first

• G carefully

• H always

• J without help

Use "Fruit for All" to answer this question:

Which information on the Fruit For All website would be most useful to someone

who wants to help but lives far away from Zach’s community?

• A How to start a group

• B The different fruits the group accepts

• C The steps necessary to get volunteers to pick fruit

• D How to help pick fruit

Use "Fruit for All" to answer this question:

One problem Zach faced after he started Fruit For All was —

• F collecting fruit from people who lived miles away

• G getting enough people to participate in his project

• H finding enough time during the week to volunteer

• J keeping up with information on the website

Use “A Book for Jonah” and “Fruit for All” to answer this question:

Dylan in “A Book for Jonah” and Zach in “Fruit for All” would most likely agree

that —

• A children can help people more than adults can

• B using technology is the only way to inform people

• C schools should support people in the community who are in need

• D it is easier to accomplish a goal with the support of friends and family