110.31.b.6
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Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS)
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110.31.b.6
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- Q 1/15Score 0Read the following quotation from paragraph 8. In these sentences, Skippy Oglesby suggests that as a teenager -29he often got into troublehe was naivehe liked to fool othershe intimidated others
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- Q1Read the following quotation from paragraph 8. In these sentences, Skippy Oglesby suggests that as a teenager -he often got into troublehe was naivehe liked to fool othershe intimidated others60s110.31.b.6
- Q2By asking a series of questions in paragraph 12, the author emphasizes his -belief that his father was uniqueuncertainty about what motivated his fatherhope that others will appreciate his fatherdoubts about the details of Oglesby's story60s110.31.b.6
- Q3What did young Skippy Oglesby and the author's father have in common?Knowledge of motorcyclesStorytelling skillsAn inclination to bully othersA love of pranks60s110.31.b.6
- Q4In paragraphs 1 and 15, the author shows -his awareness of himself as a writerhis realization that some of his memories are exaggeratedhis desire to be a role modelhis skepticism about the distinction between truth and memory60s110.31.b.6
- Q5Paragraph 4 is significant because it highlights the -emotional impact of the grandfather having to sell his possessionsreasons why the grandfather was a collector of unusual trinketsvalue the grandfather placed upon the arts during his lifegrandfather's desire to pass along the story of his life to his granddaughter60s110.31.b.6