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Jan. 1/28/25 Lesson

Quiz by Jordan Emebunor

Grade 6
English Language Arts
Common Core

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  • Q1
    What does paragraph 5 reveal about Paige?
    She fears going out on the lake.
    She wants to play with the neighborhood girls.
    She prefers the outdoors to coming inside.
    She wants to avoid her grandparents.
    60s
    RL.6.3
  • Q2
    How do paragraphs 8 through 10 develop the plot of the story?
    They show how Paige and her brothers are alike.
    They give background information about Paige.
    They illustrate Paige's internal conflict.
    They explain why Paige admires her Grandpa.
    60s
    RL.6.5
  • Q3

    In paragraph 6, Paige mentions a "big white monster." What is she referring to?

    her fishing pole

    the fishing boat

    All of the above 

    her grandparents RV

    30s
  • Q4

    Read the sentence from paragraph 14 below.

    Across from the kitchenette stood the bathroom, which contributed to the monster's bad case of morning breath.

    What does the metaphor mean in the sentence?

    People made a mess inside the RV.
    The RV had a rotten smell.
    People slept poorly inside the RV.
    The RV was a cramped place.
    60s
    RL.6.4
  • Q5
    Which detail signals a change in the direction of the story?
    Grandpa loans Paige a fishing pole.
    Paige warns her family about the heat.
    Grandpa and Grandma arrive in their RV.
    Paige and the girls beat the boys in a water fight.
    60s
    RL.6.3
  • Q6
    How does the author most develop Grandpa's point of view in the story?
    by having the narrator describe Grandpa
    by including dialogue between Grandpa and the kids
    by sharing Grandpa's thoughts with the reader
    by showing how Grandpa acts with Paige's brothers
    60s
    RL.6.6
  • Q7
    Which detail would be most important to include in a summary of the story?
    Paige loses a lot of fishing poles.
    Paige enjoys water-skiing and tubing.
    Grandpa owns many different hats.
    Grandpa wants to take the kids fishing.
    120s
    RL.6.2
  • Q8
    Which sentence best expresses the theme of the story?
    Sometimes people are embarrassed by family.
    People often cherish their childhood memories.
    People usually change as they grow older.
    Sometimes people make choices to please others.
    60s
    RL.6.2

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