Reading Class Challenges

In Mrs. Miller's reading class, Shannon struggles with understanding the material, feeling frustrated and distracted. Her outburst about the difficulty of the books leads to a conflict with classmates, who criticize her for not staying on task. Despite feeling upset by their treatment, Shannon attempts to refocus on her reading.

Why is Shannon feeling frustrated in Mrs. Miller's class?

• She is hungry and wants to have lunch.

• She finds the reading material too easy.

• She thinks the information is worthless and hard to understand.

• She is distracted by her classmates.

What does Shannon do when she feels frustrated with the reading material?

• She blurts out her frustration about the books.

• She decides to leave the class.

• She asks the teacher for help.

• She starts talking to Mimi.

What happens to Shannon after she expresses her frustration?

• She receives a note from the teacher.

• She gets praised by her classmates.

• Something hits her in the back of the head.

• She is asked to leave the class.

How does Shannon react when confronted by her classmates?

• She tells them to mind their own business.

• She starts crying.

• She apologizes immediately.

• She leaves the classroom.

What do Shannon's classmates accuse her of?

• Talking too loudly.

• Cheating on a test.

• Disturbing the whole class.

• Not doing her homework.

How does Shannon feel after the confrontation with her classmates?

• Happy and relieved.

• Angry and rebellious.

• Sad but determined to refocus.

• Indifferent and uninterested.