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- 1. Multiple Choice
Infer why you think Pablo's teacher was having International Day?
The students could learn about different cultures.
They could have a party.
She liked to cook.
The students could learn about the teacher's culture.
- 2. Multiple Choice
Why did Mama tell Pablo to decide what to take before the bakery opened?
She wanted to help him decide before she became to busy with customers.
She felt he would be late for school.
She knew he would not help with customers if he was deciding what to take.
She feared the customers would buy everything up.
- 3. Multiple Choice
Pablo decided to take jalapeno bagels because....
They were a mixture of both of his parents.
He would be able to serve them with lox.
They were his favorite things to eat.
He had made them without any help from his parents.
- 4. Multiple Choice
What does the word INGREDIENTS
mean?
jalapeno bagels
parts of a mixture
steps to follow
name of the recipe
- 5. Multiple Choice
What is a synonym for MIXTURE?shapecarrycombinationmix - 6. Multiple Choicea set of directions for cookingcustomerrecipeculturedough
- 7. Multiple Choicetraditions and customs shared by a group of peopleculturebakeryrecipeingredients
- 8. Multiple ChoiceIn the story, Pablo and Papa let the bagels rise, boil them, then bake them. What would happen if one day they baked them first and then boiled them?The bagels would not turn out well.There would be no cream cheese.They would forget to put on the poppy seeds.There would be no lox.
- 9. Multiple Choice
Which is a fact?
Pablo added chocolate chips to the chango bars
The chango bars were everyone's favorite.
Jalapeno bagels are delicious!
A bakery is a great place to buy bread.
- 10. Multiple Choice
Which is an opinion?
Pablo helped his mother mix and kneed the bread.
Pablo's mother made the best pan dulce in town.
Pablo's mother baked the empanadas de calabaza.
Pablo is taking jalapeno bagels to school.
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