Inferences
Context Clues
Making Predictions
Vocabulary & Grammar
Point of View
100

Why does the narrator of "The Drive-In Movies" decide to be "extra good" on Saturday?

He wants to go to the movies that night. 

100

What is one reason the car wax job turns out badly?

The boys run out of wax

100

At the end of "The Drive-In movies", why do you think the narrator rubs his "watery eyes"?

He is trying to stay awake. 

100

What is a possessive noun?

A noun that shows ownership.

100

"The Drive-In Movies" is told from first point point of view. This means the person telling the story is _____ the story. 

Inside

200

Which of the following words BEST describes the narrator?

lazy, hardworking, silly, impatient

hardworking

200

What does the narrator do when the bee stings his foot?

cry, hobbles inside to get ice, pulls out the string and packs his foot with mud, wraps his foot in an old sock

pulls out the sting and packs his foot with mud

200

As you read, what should you do AFTER you make a prediction?

Keep reading to check your prediction

200

Which plural noun is used CORRECTLY?

boxes, feets, sockes, sandwichs

boxes

200

The narrator of "The Drive-In Movies" tells the story from first person point of view, who is the narrator? 

Gary, the author

300
When Mom sees the work the boys have done, how does she seem to feel?
grateful, pleased
300

In "The Drive-In Movies" which does the narrator NOT do? 

weed the garden, fix his mother breakfast, take out the garbage, wash clothes

Wash clothes

300

"I blamed Rick and he blamed me. Debra stood at the window, not wanting to get involved. Now, not only would we not go to the movies, but Mom would surely snap a branch from the plum tree and chase us around the yard. "

What does this passage lead you to predict? 

Mom will be mad, and they won't go to the movies.

300

Which italicized word is used INCORRECTLY? 

The national anthem is the prelude to many sporting events.

The children winced in happiness over the new puppy.

winced

300

"I was sweaty hot", is a statement from what point of view?

First Person