8. Wade taught the narrator about ____.

a. finding your way in the city

9. If you want to help a blind person, what is the first thing to do?

a. Touch the person’s arm lightly.

c. Wait for the person to speak.

d. Be sure not to use certain words.

10. How do you know that Wade trusted the narrator?

a. Wade let the narrator help him.

b. Wade asked the narrator for directions.

c. Wade dared the narrator to do things.

d. Wade told the narrator not to worry.

12. Which words from the story help you understand the order of events?

c. “That man was very proud”

13. Why does the narrator say he is sorry to the blind man?

a. He didn’t know he was blind.

b. He bumped into him by accident.

c. He couldn’t help the man find his way.

d. He didn’t know the right way to help him.

14. What is the best way to summarize paragraph 3?

d. Wade taught the narrator the right way to help blind people.

a. The narrator learned a lot in his college classes.

b. The narrator learned about how blind people read.

c. Wade and the narrator became best friends.

17. At the beginning of the story, what is the narrator’s problem?

c. He can’t find his way in the city.

a. He feels lonely for his friends.

b. He doesn’t know how to make friends.

d. He hurts the blind man’s feelings.

18. How does the narrator solve his problem?

a. He asks for help from the blind man.

b. He asks a police officer for directions.

c. He calls a college friend for advice.

d. He uses a compass to find his way.

19. You would find more information about the topic of this story under the heading ____.

b. Common Reasons for Blindness

Reorder the following events.

The narrator got lost in the city and got off at the wrong subway stop.

The narrator asked a man for directions and noticed he was blind.

The narrator apologized, but the blind man reassured him and pointed in the right direction.

The narrator admired the blind man for his independence and ability to get around.

The narrator realized he was the one who was lost, not the blind man.

Reorder the following events.

The blind man shared that he worked hard to do things on his own and faced many challenges.

The narrator learned to admire people who dare to do things.

A few years later, the narrator went to college and met a blind classmate named Wade.

Wade taught the narrator the right things to say and do when helping blind people.

The narrator learned to help blind people correctly and shared this knowledge with others.

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Authored by Jesse Beagan

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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1. What mistake did the narrator make?

a. he got off at the wrong subway stop

b. he couldn’t find his map

c. he forgot the address

d. he had wrong directions

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2. What did the narrator ask the man in the city?

a. He asked what time it was.

b. He asked for directions.

c. He asked why he was blind.

d. He asked if he could help him.

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CCSS.RL.7.6

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30 sec • 1 pt

3. The narrator admired the man who helped him because ____.

a. he felt sorry for other people

b. he had a job on the subway

c. he had gone to college

d. he worked hard to do things on his own

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4. The narrator likes people who ____.

a. admit they are lost

b. dare to do things

c. never get lost

d. know the right things to say

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30 sec • 1 pt

5. Why did the narrator remember the man in the subway?

a. He got lost again in the city.

b. He wanted to find the man again.

c. He learned a lot from the man.

d. He felt sorry for the man.

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30 sec • 1 pt

6. How did the narrator know Wade?

a. Wade was his friend at college.

b. Wade was his brother.

c. Wade was a worker at the subway.

d. Wade was his teacher.

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CCSS.RL.7.6

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30 sec • 1 pt

7. The narrator listened to Wade’s views because he knew about ____.

a. cities

b. friendship

c. blindness

d. school

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