10 questions
In paragraph 4, the phrase "but none meant as mush as his quarter collection " suggests that the collection ...
contains many coins
has a new design
has personal value
includes rare coins
Based on paragraphs 6 and 7, the reader may conclude that ...
Samuel trusts Everett
Everett lives near Samuel
Samuel works hard
Everett will go home
The word "misjudged" in paragraph 12 means...
agreed with
been bothered by
argued against
been wrong about
Read this sentence from paragraph 13: "In fact, Samuel thought Everett was acting like someone with a secret." What is the purpose of the sentence?
To describe Everett's guilt
To summarize Everett's bad character
To add suspense to the plot
To reveal the initiating event
What does paragraph 16 reveal about Everett?
He makes quick decisions.
He is a good judge of character.
He enjoys surprising his friends.
He wants to prove his innocence.
Read this sentence form paragraph 17: "Silver flashed at him, and his eyes suddenly stung." The sentence suggests that Samuel's ...
feelings are hurt.
eyes are sensitive to light.
coins are damaged.
eyes are filling with tears.
Based on the ending of the story, the reader can tell that in the future Samuel will...
be careful about blaming his friends.
not want to continue his collection.
not listen to the advice of his sister.
find new friends who share his hobby.
Where does Samuel learn the truth about his coin collection?
His house
Everett's house
His aunt's house
Mr. Bates's house
Why is Samuel's coin collection important to him?
The collection gives him something to talk about with his aunt.
The collection helps form a connection with his dad.
Replacing the collection would be very expensive.
His best friend has a coin collection.
Which statement BEST expresses the theme of the story?
Sharing interests helps keep families together.
Friends should respect each other.
Trust is an important part of friendship.
Advice from parents solves problems.