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Unit 3 Week 1 Assessment

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Welcome to a New School
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Welcome to a new School
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Multiple Choice
I looked around at the other kids in the room. We were all members of the new student welcoming committee. Each member of the group was once a new kid at this school, and we knew what the first few days in a strange place were like. Then the advisor of the committee, Mrs. Campos, walked in. What does the word committee mean in the paragraph?
group
member
student
teacher
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Multiple Choice
What does the point of view in the passage help to show about Suwon?
the reasons why she did not like her new school
the reasons why she came to a new school
the reasons why she was nervous at lunch
the reasons why she loves her old school
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Multiple Choice
Which sentence from the passage best supports your answer in part A?
“Then Jordan added, ‘The buddy could sit with the new kid at lunch because it’s scary to eat alone.’
“I had entered the lunchroom cautiously because I was so afraid that I would have to sit by myself.”
“‘It would have to be before school because the halls are too busy during the day.’”
“‘When I was a new student, I saw a lot of kids wearing shirts with the school’s name on them.’”
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Multiple Choice
This question has two parts. First, answer part A. Then, answer part B. Part A: Read the paragraph from the passage. I beamed with pleasure when Mrs. Campos said, “I really like that idea, Suwon. We would have to ask the principal for permission to have students in the building before school starts, but I am confident that he will like the idea. I know he wants new students to feel comfortable.” What does the word confident mean in the paragraph?
comfortable
confined
satisfied
sure
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Multiple Choice
Part B: Which phrase from the paragraph best supports your answer in part A?
“beamed with pleasure”
“ask the principal”
“before school starts”
“I know he wants”
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Multiple Select
Pick two things the reader would know if the passage were written from Mrs. Campos’s point of view.
how Jordan feels about Mrs. Campos
which idea Mrs. Campos likes the best
if Leah wants to be a new student buddy
if the parent group would pay for new shirts
what Mrs. Campos thinks about during the meeting
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Sadie Says Hello
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Saide Says Hello
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Multiple Choice
This question has two parts. First, answer part A. Then, answer part B. Part A: Who is the narrator of the passage?
Howard
Mrs. Brent
Howard’s mother
An outside observer
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Multiple Choice
Part B: Which sentence from the passage best shows who the narrator is?
“His pet snake, Sadie, was going to be in the festival, and he gently placed Sadie in a cardboard box for the occasion.”
“Howard decided that this was an ideal opportunity to get a glass of juice, so he headed for the kitchen, leaving his mother and Mrs. Brent talking by the door.”
“‘Oh, my goodness, a snake!’ she screamed.”
“‘I think Sadie just wanted to say hello.’”
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Multiple Choice
Read the paragraph from the passage. When Howard returned from the kitchen, he peeked into Sadie’s box. He could not believe it, but the box was empty! Then he saw a slight movement out of the corner of his eye. Sadie had slithered out of her box and was headed straight toward Mrs. Brent! What does the word slithered mean, based on the paragraph clues?
flew
jumped
slid
stopped
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Multiple Select
How most likely would the passage be different if it were written from the mother’s point of view? Pick two choices
It would show that she does not like snakes.
It would show that she wants Mrs. Brent to feel better
It would show that she feels the same way as Mrs. Brent
It would show that she thinks Howard let Sadie go on purpose
It would show that she does not want to argue with Mrs. Brent.
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Multiple Choice
This question has two parts. First, answer part A. Then, answer part B. Part A: Read the paragraph from the passage. “Please don’t worry—everything is all right,” Howard’s mother assured her. “Howard has everything under control. Now Howard, please apologize to Mrs. Brent and tell her how sorry you are that this happened.” Based on the paragraph clues, what does the word apologize mean?
give an excuse
repeat a question
ask for forgiveness
explain your reasons
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Multiple Choice
Part B: Which phrase in the paragraph best explains the meaning of apologize?
“don’t worry”
“everything under control”
“how sorry you are”
“this happened”
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Open Ended
“Welcome to a New School” and “Sadie Says Hello” are written from different points of view. Explain how each point of view shows the characters’ thoughts and feelings. Support your answer with details from both texts.
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