The Earth under Sky Bear's feet (pp.419-428)
A universe of stars (pp.439-446)
Not-so-Starry nights (pp. 456-465)
Old music finds new voices (pp.487-492)
Making faces (pp.503-512)/ Wings (pp.523-532)
100

In the beginning, the granddaughter was finishing up weaving a basket. 

True/False/Not Given

False

100

What is our sun mostly made of?

hydrogen and helium gases

100

People can see more stars today compared to 1,500 years ago.

True of False.

False.

100

Most young people that learn Mariachi music already speak Spanish.

True/False/Not Given.

False.

100

In Bali, natives will use up to __________ coats of paint to get each mask just right.

A. 10 to 15; B. 10 to 20; C. 5 to 10; D. 15 to 20


D. 15 to 20

200

The hill the bear was climbing was the largest hill in the world.

True/False/Not Given

Not Given

200

What is the unit that is used to measure the distances in space?

a light-year

200

What does pollution mean?

Pollution is waste that harms nature.

200

Why does Victoria like to sing Mariachi music?

Because it allows her to tell stories.

200

In which country do people wear masks to perform in funerals to honor the dead?

Dogon

300

The girl untied the cotton bag and bright things spilled into the sky, making stars.

True/False/Not Given

True

300

Our sun is bigger than a "dwarf" star.

True/False.

True.

300

How did astronomers first learn about light pollution?

Astronomers noticed that some stars and planets could not longer be seen through their telescopes.

300

The story is about how Mariachi music A (is performed in front of an audience), B (is made using special kinds of guitars), C (teaches students how to speak Spanish), D (connects Hispanic teens to their culture).

D (connects Hispanic teens to their culture)

300

In Maori, both men and women have permanent red marks on their faces.

True/False. Correct if it is false.

False. In Maori, both men and women have permanent blue-black marks on their faces.

400

There are a total of 1. ______ folktales in the reading selection. In the first one, we learn about the Sky Bear, which is what the Native people called the 2. _______ star pattern in the sky. In the story, three 3. _______ followed the tracks of a giant bear up a massive 4. ________ that was covered in snow, but the bear ran too 5. __________ because it was the Sky Bear.

open, hide, three, bright, Big Dipper, cotton, hunters, hill, stars, wise, fast

1. three 2. Big Dipper 3. hunters 4. hill 5. fast

400

The largest part of space is _______.

the universe

400

What causes light pollution?

Light pollution is caused by excess, too much, wasted, light that shines into the sky.

400

What does Jorge have in common with his grandfather?

They both play a musical instrument.

400

The kids at school were not impressed by Ikarus’ wings because _________

The kids thought he was showing off.

500

What does "roam" mean? 

Write a sentence with this word.

roam: to move about or travel, especially without a clear idea of what you are going to do

500

Which of these answer choices is NOT one of the ways that stars differ from one another?

temperature/brightness/shape/color

shape

500

United States wastes one-third (1/3) of all its lighting. How does this affect air pollution in the United States?

Light needs electricity. Half of all electricity in the US is created by burning coal. The sulfur dioxide and carbon dioxide released by burning coal pollutes.

500

How is keeping Mariachi music alive important? (Name 2)

Keeping Mariachi music alive helps people preserve their roots and keep in contact with their culture.

500

The teachers didn't like Ikarus and wanted him to leave the school.

True/False/Not Given

Not Given.