Juliane's Survival Story Quiz

What factors contributed to Juliane surviving her fall from the sky?

• She was wearing a parachute.

• She had a special safety harness.

• She was strapped into her seat and fell through the trees.

• She managed to grab a branch on her way down.

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CCSS.RI.6.1

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How did Juliane treat her wound after finding the boat?

• She used a bandage from her backpack.

• She drank water from the river.

• She used gasoline to clean her wound.

• She waited for the lumberjacks to arrive and assist her.

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Why did Stanley Kubiak likely choose to write about Juliane’s survival story?

• To entertain readers with a thrilling jungle adventure

• To show readers how dangerous air travel can be

• To inspire readers with a message of bravery and resilience

• To give readers survival tips for the Amazon rainforest

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Which two challenges did Juliane face, and how did she manage to survive each one?

• She found it hard to stay hydrated, so she drank river water; she was also cold, so she found shelter.

• She was hungry, so she ate some candy from the crash; her arm was infested with maggots, so she cleaned it with gasoline and water.

• She was exhausted, so she slept often; she was injured, so she used tree sap to heal.

• She needed tools, so she made them from branches; she needed food, so she found wild berries.

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CCSS.RI.7.2

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Which title best captures the theme of Juliane’s survival story?

• "Survival in the Amazon"

• "Juliane’s Jungle Adventure"

• "Against All Odds"

• "Flying with Family"

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CCSS.RL.6.2

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Why were Juliane and her mother on the plane, and where were they going?

• They were traveling to visit her father, a scientist working in the Amazon.

• They were taking a vacation in the Amazon rainforest.

• They were on a research trip to study jungle animals.

• They were traveling to her mother’s hometown for a holiday.

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How did Juliane’s knowledge of the jungle and her father’s advice help her survive?

• She found medicinal plants her father taught her about.

• She remembered that following a river could lead to people.

• She knew how to set up traps for catching food.

• She avoided drinking water from rivers as her father advised.

Which challenge did Juliane face in the jungle, and how did she overcome them?

• She was afraid of wild animals and found safety in a tree.

• Her arm became infected, so she used gasoline to clean it.

• She had no food, so she hunted animals for survival.

• She didn’t have a map, so she used the stars to navigate.

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What do you think the author wanted readers to understand by sharing Juliane’s story?

• The Amazon rainforest is a dangerous place.

• Survival requires bravery, resilience, and a strong will.

• Christmas Eve is not a good time to travel.

• Pilots should avoid flying through storms

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CCSS.RL.5.2

CCSS.RL.5.9

CCSS.RL.6.2

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Which text structure best describes the organization of the events from the plane crash to Juliane finding help in the village?

• Cause and Effect

• Sequence

• Compare and Contrast

• Problem and Solution

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CCSS.RI.6.5

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