Wonders Assessment: Unit 3, Week 2

Bingo Answers Numbers 1 through 5 based on "Bingo." 1. According to the sentence, what type of illness is pneumonia? one that is like a cold one that affects breathing one that usually causes death one that is cause by ammonia 2. Part A: Which sentence best describes the theme of the passage? It is necessary to learn the rules of any game. Friends make the world a more interesting place. Playing games can be important when you are growing up. There are simple ways to make a difference in the lives of others. 2. Part B: Which detail best supports the theme of the passage? Jacob wins a game of Bingo. Dave tells Jacob no cheating. Dave is happy that Jacob will play chess with him. Jacob does not want to play a game at the nursing home. 3. Part A: What does the word bellowedmean? questioned pointed out noticed quietly spoke in a loud voice 3. Part B: Which phrase in the paragraph restates the meaning of bellowed? "shouted accusingly" "on the other side" "not playing fair" "bored to death" 4. Choose thesentence from below that best shows how Jacob’s feeling about Dave's change. “You don’t think you could learn chess, huh?” Dave asked, raising one eyebrow. I thought for a second and then said, “I could ride my bike here since it’s not that far.” Mom smiled at me. “Okay, then,” Dave said, “I’ll see you next Saturday, same time, same place!” As Mom and I left, Dave couldn’t stop smiling. Neither could I, even though I wouldn’t be on the evening news. 5. If the passage were written from Dave’s point of view, what would most likely be explained? Pick two choices. how to play chess how to play Bingo whether Jacob likes Dave why Dave wants to play chess what Dave thinks about Jacob whether Aunt Beth likes Dave 6a. Who is the narrator of the passage? Teresa Mr. Ramirez Teresa's dad an outside observer 6b. Which statementbestdescribes the point of view of the passage? A narrator tells how a character feels. A character tells how many characters feel. A character describes her own feelings. A narrator describes the feelings of the reader. 7. Which information would be known if the passage were told from the point of view of Teresa's mom? Picktwochoices. what if feels like to be a U.S. citizen why Mr. Ramirez is at Teresa's home how Teresa will feel if the workers decide strike why Teresa is listening to the adults as she lies in bed more details about what the adults plan to do tomorrow what Mr. Ramirez did before he came to Teresa's home 8a. Read the sentence from the passage.They came in search of possible work prospects, or chances for jobs in American.What are prospects? families opportunities results work 8b. Which word in the sentence restates the meaning ofprospects? search possible chances jobs 9. Use the list to fill in the chart. Write two words that show how Teresa feels in the passage. Then write the number of the text evidence that supports each choice. How Teresa Feels Text Evidence 10. What is aboycott? a choice not to buy something a choice to talk to someone a choice to not eat fruit a choice to work 11. Scan or take a picture of your written response for Number 11 and attach to the 4 Language Arts assignment.