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1.From whose point of view is the passage told?


D. Claire


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Is this passage told in 1st person or 3rd person point of view?

1st person point of view

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What is the genre of this passage?

Fiction

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2. Which of the following best describes the narrator’s feelings right before she entered her apartment?

B. She was a little worried about what she might find.

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3. According to the passage, which of the following statements is true?

B. Sammy stays in the apartment during the day.

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How many paragraphs is this passage?

26

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4 What is the purpose of paragraph 10?

A. to describe the problem in the passage

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Why was Mom worried when she got home?

She saw the fire trucks and thought the house was on fire.

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8. Which of the following best describes the setting of the story?

D. an apartment building in the late afternoon

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6. Read paragraph 16 in the box below.                     “Oh, my heavens!” my neighbor exclaimed.             The paragraph mostly shows that the neighbor is....

A. surprised.

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7. According to the story, firefighters free Sammy by...

D. cutting open the can.

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Reread paragraphs 13-17.  Based on the except what does the word "hindquarters" mean?

Back legs

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5. Which quotation from the passage gives evidence that Mrs. Hoffman wants to be helpful

A. "She began punching in the numbers for the fire department.  I was glad she was doing it beause I felt sure if I did it, I'd get in trouble for making a false alarm."

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10.  Describe how Mrs. Hoffman's feelings about the problem in the passage are different than the narrator’s feelings about the problem.

Mrs. Hoffman feels like the problem is a little emergency because when she calls the fire department, she says "It's not a big emergency, just a small one."  Claire feels like it is a big emergency because Sammy is her dog and he is stuck in a milk can.

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9. Reread paragraph 26. Based on the paragraph, a “storage place” is a space in which to.....

C. keep things.

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