Giles's Surprise Tutoring TCAP

#33. Which of the following statements about the story are true? Select all that apply.

• A. Giles likes to daydream.

• B. Horace surprises everyone.

• C. Giles works hard to win the contest.

• D. Horace cares a lot about what people think.

• E. Giles wants everyone to admire him and his house.

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#34. Which statement best describes the central message, or moral, of "Giles's Surprise"?

• A. You must believe in your dreams to succeed.

• B. It is important to impress others with your appearance.

• C. You must always save for the future.

• D. Never judge someone just by his or her appearance.

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#35. Which of the following explain why Giles thought he would win the contest? Select all that apply.

• A. He had better supplies.

• C. He watched Horace make a mess.

• D. He knew the villagers liked him better.

• E. He knew what kind of house he wanted.

• F. He thought Horace would not be able to build a house.

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# 36. PART A:

How does Horace Friendly's appearance make people feel about him?

• A. People are attracted to Horace and believe he will win.

• B. People suspect Horace is hopeless and underestimate him.

• C. People fear that Horace might hurt himself in the contest.

• D. People pity Horace and want to help him win the contest.

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#36. PART B:

What paragraph did you find your supporting details that proves your answer in PART A?

• Paragraph 5

• Paragraph 6

• Paragraph 2

• Paragraph 8

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#36. PART B: Write your answer to Part B here.

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