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What vocabulary word means damaged or harmed?
ruined
What vocabulary word means correct?
exact
What word means most lucky?
luckiest
What vocabulary words means set apart?
seperate
What word means a place used to store things?
storage
What point of view is the story "My Very Own Room" written in?
1st point of view
Who is telling the story "My Very Own Room"?
The girl
What are some clue words to identify first person point of view?
I, me, my, we, us
What point of view is the story "Pond Street Clubhouse" written in?
1st person
What are some clue words to identify third person point of view?
he, she, they, it, names of people
Why does the girl sit in the tree in the beginning of the story?
She needs a place of her own to think.
Why doesn't the girl's mother want her to use the storage closet at first?
Many things are stored there.
What does the family have to do before Tio Pancho brings the bed for the girl's room?
They have to measure the wall space with yarn.
What does the girl buy with the blue chip stamps to put in her bedroom?
a lamp
Why will the girl probably enjoy reading to her youngest brothers in the future?
She has a room of her own.
How can the reader tell the family in this story cares for one another?
They all work together to clear the storage room and make it into a room for the girl.
When blue, pink, and white are mixed together, what color do they make?
magenta
Why was the toilet seat in the house always warm?
There are a lot of people using it.
If the girl in the story has a special project to make for school, what will the family most likely do?
The family will help her.
Who is telling the story "Pond Street Clubhouse"?
the boy
An author uses a simile to ______________ two objects.
compare
A simile uses the words ___________ or __________when comparing two things.
like or as
What does the author compare the blue chip stamps to?
little prizes
What does the author compare the lamp to?
a dainty ballerina
What does the word luckiest mean?
most lucky