Part A: How is the narrator's point of view about Sadie revealed?
7th GRADE Passage 2 - The Garbage-Bin Bandit pg. 247

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1.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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by how the narrator's parents act toward Sadie
by how the narrator's parents talk about Sadie
by how the narrator speaks to Sadie
by how the narrator refers to Sadie
2.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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Part B: Select the sentence from the passage that supports the answer in Part A.
"a bandit was terrorizing Bradley Street, and my best friend was the only suspect." (paragraph 1)
"Mom was annoyed, but she seemed to have forgotten about the incident until it happened again three days later." (paragraph 1)
"He trailed off as he looked at our dog, Sadie." (paragraph 3)
"She turned to me and frowned, explaining, 'The evidence adds up.'" (paragraph 4)
3.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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How does the author mainly develop Mom and Dad's point of view about the garbage-bin bandit?
through action
through dialogue
through background detail
through description of the incident
4.
MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION
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Select two details from the passage that show the narrator wants to help Sadie.
the narrator thinks that Sadie is usually a well-behaved dog.
the narrator spends two nights trying to watch the garbage bin.
the narrator falls asleep before catching the garbage-bin bandit.
the narrator learns that Sadie will be chained up in the backyard.
the narrator sets up a baby monitor with a camera at the window.
5.
MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION
5 mins • 1 pt
This questions asks you to support contrasting points of view of the narrator and of Mom and Dad.
Which sentences below support the narrator's point of view?
"When it happened a few days after that, she was furious." (paragraph 1)
"In fact, I think I know the culprit of this crime..." (paragraph 3)
"Still, there were plenty more likely suspects than Sadie lurking in the surrounding trees outside!" (paragraph 5)
"These restrictions would have made her miserable, so I knew I had to do something to prove her innocence."
6.
MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION
5 mins • 1 pt
This question asks you to support contrasting points of view of the narrator and of Mom and Dad.
Which sentences below support Mom and Dad's point of view?
"When it happened a few days after that, she was furious." (paragraph 1)
"In fact, I think I know the culprit of this crime..." (paragraph 3)
"Still, there were plenty more likely suspects than Sadie lurking in the surrounding trees outside!" (paragraph 5)
"These restrictions would have made her miserable, so I knew I had to do something to prove her innocence."
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