Ball Hawk (Literature)
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Mai Fawi
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English
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7th Grade
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1.
Multiple Choice
How does the setting of the baseball field contribute to Mitchell’s conflict in the story?
It makes him feel insecure about his athletic abilities.
It flusters him to be on the field knowing his father cannot see him play.
It forces him to consider his role batting on the baseball team.
2.
Multiple Choice
What change in Mitchell leads to the story’s resolution?
He realizes baseball is important to him because it helps him make friends.
He realizes he wants to quit the baseball team because he does not enjoy playing.
He realizes baseball is important to him because it helps him connect to his father.
3.
Multiple Choice
Based on paragraphs 19 and 20, what can the reader infer about Uncle Tommy?
He is dedicated to watching and helping Mitchell.
He is trying to learn more about Mitchell and his mom.
He went to the game because Mitchell asked him to.
4.
Multiple Choice
The reader can tell this story is realistic fiction because it —
is written in chronological order
is told from an omniscient point of view
is about events that could happen in real life
5.
Multiple Choice
Select two characteristics that best identify this selection as realistic fiction.
The characters behave in believable ways.
The dialogue uses everyday language.
The setting could not exist in the real world.
Animals are important characters in the story.
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