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Where would you be more likely to find a concession stand?
a forest
a football stadium
a garden
Who is narrating the story?
Chris's mom
Chris's dad
Chris
Chris's best friend
Mr. Evans
The reader can tell that this story is realistic fiction because -- *
it is about characters and events that could exist in real life
it is written to teach readers a lesson about hardships
it is based on the lives of real people and actual events
it is written to inform readers about the life of an important figure
Which statement best explains why this story is an example of realistic fiction?
The author included only details that really happened
The characters are people whom the author knows.
The author includes details about an actual sport.
The conflict in the story is one that happens to everyone
Based on paragraphs 10 - 11 of the story, the reader can infer that ----
(10) Dad made a little motion with his head and said something that sounded like “Grumpa-grumpa” and then mentioned that he had to get up early in the morning. Mom looked at me, and her mouth tightened just a little.
(11)That was okay with me because I didn’t want him to talk about the game if he didn’t like it. After washing and getting into my pj’s I wheeled into my room, transferred to the bed, and tried to make sense of the day. I didn’t know what to make of Dad’s reaction, but I knew I wanted to play.
Chris is not confident in his ability to play basketball.
Chris values the opinion of his father about basketball.
Chris does not think his team plays basketball very well
Chris wants to convince his mother to let him play basketball.
Which sentence explains the conflict Chris faces in paragraph 22?
(22) “I don’t know,” I said with a shrug. My heart sank. I went into my room and started on my homework, trying not to think of why Dad would call Mr. Evans.
He thinks his father will try to coach the basketball team
He believes he is not good enough to play basketball
He fears his father will not let him play on the basketball team.
He worries how he will balance schoolwork and basketball.
In the following sentence from paragraph 7, the sensory language highlights the father’s ____________ "Mom said that he’s chewing up his words to see how they taste before he lets them out."
When I told Mom, she was all for it, but Dad just looked at me and mumbled something under his breath. He does that sometimes. Mom said that he’s chewing up his words to see how they taste before he lets them out.
Hesitation
Confusion
Wish for secrecy
Sense of Humor
Which of the following might be involved in a collision?
two buildings
two bicycles
two mountains
Using the first-person point of view allows the author to ____________
describe each character’s feelings about the accident
inform readers about the rules of wheelchair basketball
explain why the father takes an interest in wheelchair basketball
reveal the narrator’s relationship with his father
The play resulted in a ___________ when the point guard lost possession of the ball.
congestion
concession
collision
turnover
fundamental
In paragraphs 12–17, Chris and Sarah have a conversation. Which two sentences are inferences the reader can make about each character? *
(12) The next day at school, tall Sarah told me there was a message for me on the bulletin board. Sarah is cool but the nosiest person in school.
(13) “What did it say?” I asked.
(14) “How would I know?” she answered. “I don’t read people’s messages.”
(15) “Probably nothing important,” I said, spinning my chair to head down the hall.
(16) “Just something about you guys going to play Madison in a practice game and they haven’t lost all season,” Sarah said. “From Nicky G.”
(17) “Oh.’’
Chris believes he has not been chosen for the team
Chris is patient with people and their faults
Chris finds Nicky intimidating
The whole school knows Chris wants to play basketball.
Sarah wants to seem as though she is not nosy.
Which phrase from paragraph 49 helps the reader understand the meaning of the word collision in paragraph 50?
(49) “That’s the point,” Dad said. “When you learn to move without running into each other you’re going to have a big advantage over a team that’s trying to keep up with you.”
without running into each other
have a big advantage
trying to keep up with you
When you learn to move
Texting while driving resulted in a deadly _____________.
congestion
concession
collision
turnover
fundamental
Which phrase helps the reader understand the meaning of the word congestion in paragraph 65?
(65) Dad was on his laptop and looked over the screen at Mom, then looked over at me. Then he looked back down at the screen and grumbled something. I figured he was saying that there was no way he could play as well as me in a chair, but I didn’t ask him to repeat it.
more like bumper cars
all fired up
we ran a few plays
along the baseline
Which of the following would more likely lead to a turnover during a sports game?
taking a timeout
misplaying the ball
Which of the following is more likely to cause highway congestion?
a stalled car
mild temperatures
a parade
The ___________ stand at the theater sells popcorn.
congestion
concession
collision
turnover
fundamental
Which of the following is a fundamental of learning to ride a bike?
exercise
braking
There was so much _________ in the hallway that students were late getting to their classes.
congestion
concession
collision
turnover
fundamental
She learned the _____________ skills of creating as smartphone app.
congestion
concession
collision
turnover
fundamental
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