9th Grade Q4W1 Summative Test

What is Mia's main struggle at the beginning of the story?

• She is not good at school.

• She feels lost and unsure of her identity.

• She has trouble making friends.

• She is afraid of the dark.

What does Mia find in the woods?

• A treehouse

• An old cabin

• A hidden treasure

• A beautiful garden

What does the sign on the cabin read?

• The Cabin of Secrets

• The Cabin of Reflection

• The Cabin of Dreams

• The Cabin of Wonders

Which activity does Mia NOT include on her list of things to explore?

• Joining the debate club

• Learning to play the guitar

• Traveling to a new country

• Volunteering at the local animal shelter

What realization does Mia come to at the end of the story?

• She should only focus on one talent.

• She is a unique blend of her various experiences.

• She needs to find a new hobby.

• She wants to move to a new town.

What does "self-discovery" refer to in the passage?

• Finding lost items

• Understanding oneself

• Discovering new places

• Learning about others

In the phrase "each activity, each challenge," what does "challenge" imply?

• A game

• A problem to solve

• An easy task

• A fun experience

What does "embracing" mean in the context of Mia's journey?

• Rejecting

• Accepting and welcoming

• Ignoring

• Hiding

How is the word "unique" used in the story?

• To describe something common

• To describe something special or one of a kind

• To describe something broken

• To describe something temporary

The setting of the "Cabin of Reflection" contributes to Mia's journey of self-discovery by:

• providing a space for introspection and personal growth.

• offering distractions that hinder her self-discovery.

• being a place where she meets new people who influence her.

• serving as a reminder of her past failures.