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Who are the main characters in the story?

Jack, Jack's teacher and friends

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  1. Which word best describes Jack?

    • Silly

    • Intelligent

    • Quiet

    • Friendly

Silly

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  1. How is the problem resolved?

    • Jack stops misbehaving

    • Jack leaves the museum

    • The teacher yells at Jack

    • It's not resolved
  • It's not resolved
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Where does the story take place?    

at the museum

20

  1. Who does “him” refer to in the sentence: “So the teacher always watched him”?

  • Jack

  • The teacher

  • Jack’s friends

  • Everyone

Jack

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  1. What is the correct order of instruments Jack sees?

  • Organ → Drum → Harp

  • Drum → Organ → Harp

  • Harp → Drum → Organ

  • Organ → Harp → Drum

Organ → Drum → Harp

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  1. If you want to choose the largest instrument, which should you pick?

  • The musical museum

  • The pipe organ

  • The African drum

  • The harp

The pipe organ

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What is the main problem in the story?

Jack is misbehaving at the museum

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  1. Who does “you” refer to in the sentence: “You just play it. You don’t climb it”?

  • Jack

  • Jack’s friends

  • Jack and his friends

  • The teacher

Jack

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  1. Why did Jack want to stay in the museum all day?

  • Because he had fun

  • Because he did not want to go back to school

  • Because he wanted to hit the drum again

  • Because the museum gave free popcorn

Because he had fun

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  1. What do the pipe organ, the African drum, and the harp have in common?

  • They all have many strings

  • They all have many metal pieces

  • They are all made from animal skin

  • They are all musical instruments

They are all musical instruments

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  1. What does “it” refer to in the sentence: “It was made from animal skin”?

  • The African drum

  • The harp

  • The pipe organ

  • The museum

The African drum

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  1. What happens when Jack pretends to play the harp?

  • Everyone laughs

  • His teacher sighs

  • Jack stops pretending

  • Jack moves on to the drum

His teacher sighs

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  1. Why does the author repeat the word “tom”?

  • To show how loud the sound is

  • To show Jack is excited

  • To show the beat and the rhythm

  • To show the museum is noisy

To show the beat and the rhythm

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  1. What does the word “hit” mean in the sentence: “Jack hit it so hard”?

  • Bang

  • Win

  • Break

  • Miss

Bang