Module 1 Week 1: Marisol McDonald

In the story, the puppy leaps into Marisol’s lap. What does the word leaps mean?

• jumps

• falls

• barks

• sleeps

What is the most important reason that the author describes what Marisol is wearing in the beginning of the story?

• to tell more about who Marisol is

• to tell which colors Marisol likes best

• to show how Marisol starts to doubt herself

• to show why Marisol’s brother thinks she is smart

Why does Marisol try to match?

• She wants to prove she can do it.

• She wants to look like her friends.

• She wants her parents to get her a puppy.

• She wants to play soccer-playing pirates.

What happens after Marisol tries to match?

• She feels upset the whole day.

• She enjoys trying new food.

• She draws her favorite piece of art.

• She feels angry that her teacher left a note.

What lesson does Marisol learn?

• Be true to who you are.

• Be kind to people who are different from you.

• Be who you think others want you to be.

• Be the best at what you do.

Colors or patterns that ________ look strange or ugly together.

• clash

• usual

• suggest

• scrunches

You are ___________ when you quickly blink one eye at someone because you share a joke or secret.

• winking

• scrunches

• mismatched

• mushy

Things that are _______________ do not fit or belong together.

• mismatched

• bilingual

• suggest

• usual

If you ____________ something, you give ideas or plans for someone to think about

• suggest

• mismatched

• usual

• clash

If something ____________ up, it is squeezed or crushed into a different shape.

• scrunches

• mushy

• suggest

• bilingual