My Favorite Chaperone Review

Read the sentence from paragraph 11 of the selection. “You can go now with Mr. Walsh.” How can this sentence be rewritten in the imperative mood?

• Go now with Mr. Walsh.

• Can you go with Mr. Walsh?

• Have you gone with Mr. Walsh?

• You might want to go with Mr. Walsh.

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What is Maya’s motivation for misinterpreting Nurzhan’s principal’s words?

• She dislikes the principal.

• She wants to leave the office quickly.

• She is afraid of what her father will do to her brother.

• She thinks the principal is making too big a deal about the fight.

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Which phrase from the surrounding sentences helps readers understand the meaning of the word whimpering as used in paragraph 139?

• dropped me

• trembling inside

• caught stealing

• silence filled

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Read the sentence from paragraph 140 of the selection. "I lay my head back against the seat and closed my eyes, squeezing them shut, and took myself far away until I was safe on the bars at a beautiful gymnastics meet in the sky." What does this sentence suggest about Maya?

• Maya misses her friends from the gymnastics team.

• Maya regrets missing her gymnastics meet.

• Maya needs an escape from reality.

• Maya needs to get more sleep.

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Which phrase from the selection conveys Maya’s father’s anger when he sees her with Daniel?

• I ran to the cab (paragraph 139)

• I swung back and forth (paragraph 140)

• splintered into a million pieces (paragraph 141)

• roared in front of me (paragraph 141)

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Why does Nurzhan most likely help Maya get permission to go to the Spring Fling?

• He wants to help her since she helped him get out of trouble.

• He needs to go to the dance and have fun after all his troubles.

• He hopes Maya will get to go so she will keep taking care of him.

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Which statement describes the climax of “My Favorite Chaperone”?

• Nurzhan is suspended after he fights with another boy.

• Maya fills in for her mother at work after her mother is injured.

• Nurzhan convinces their parents to let Maya go to the dance.

• Maya notices that Nurzhan is missing when she dances with Daniel.

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Indicate whether each event from the story is part of the rising action or the resolution.

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(a) Rising Action

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(b) Resolution

• Maya worries about getting her permission slip signed.

• Nurzhan chaperones Maya at the dance.

• Maya attends the dance.

• Maya’s parents find her with an American boy.

  Maya’s parents find her with an American boy.

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This question has two parts. First, answer Part A. Then, answer Part B. Part A Which statement best describes the relationship between Maya and Nurzhan?

• They like to joke around with each other.

• They try to help each other solve their problems.

• Maya is annoyed by Nurzhan because he frequently complains.

• Nurzhan is afraid of Maya because she frequently threatens him.

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Which two excerpts from the selection best support the answer to Part A?

• "Your son, Nurzhan, was involved in quite a nasty fight.” Papa looked at me, and I said to him in Russian, “Nurzhan was in little fight.” Mr. Shanaman continued. “The other boy, Ossie Nishizono, needed two stitches at the hospital.” “The other boy, Ossie Nishizono, was a little hurt,” I told Papa. (paragraphs 76–79)

• "Maya, I—” “Don’t talk. Do your work.” “But I—” “I missed the gymnastics meet because of you!” “Watch the knife!” Nurzhan looked scared. (paragraphs 98–102)

• I looked down and saw my finger bleeding on the potatoes, and it scared me to be so tired that I hadn’t seen this. “It’s just blood, Nurzhan. I cut myself. It’ll wash off.” “Oh, yuck.” “Quiet, boy! I said I would wash it off.” (paragraphs 184–186)

• I laughed. “Oh, Nurzhan. Don’t be foolish. You waste your time. Papa will never change his thinking because of you.” “I will try anyway. When he comes home tonight, I will speak to him myself. I have a plan.” (paragraphs 207–208)

• Nurzhan and I giggled so loud that Mama came in and told us to be quiet. “Shhh, Nurzhan, Maya. Go to sleep!” She spoke sharply to both of us. (paragraph 264)

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