What do these two selections have in common?

character appreciates the cleverness of a relative

"Let's give the world a fashion show:" - What does this mean?

...set an example by exercising their freedoms and values...

The author uses the refrain "wear the flag" several times in the poem to -

show the importance of this message and add to the rhythm

How does Celia change throughout the story?

from wanting to take shortcuts to realizing they don't pay

The purpose of this selection is to express pride in being American. How does the writer ach...

by using emotional language and punctuation...

Which inference is best supported by the selection?

the speaker wants Americans to take an active part in democ

What is the effect of words like WHIND and VREEN?

helps imaging what it sounds like

What does the word disassembled mean in paragraph 3?

took all the pieces of something apart

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3rd 9 weeks test

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VLI - 6th grade ELA

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1
"Now Grandpa wore his goggles keen, and his inventing eyes did gleam"
grandpa is enjoying his work
grandpa is feeling gloomy
Grandpa is having difficulty seeing
grandpa is feeling uncomfortable in his goggles
2
What do these two selections have in common?
character appreciates the cleverness of a relative
character tries to solve a problem but can't
character fixes a machine so that it works better
character tries to take a shortcut to avoid hard work
3
"Let's give the world a fashion show:" - What does this mean?
...set an example by exercising their freedoms and values...
go to other countries and copy the way of life...
..wants Americans to wear their nicest clothes and travel..
citizens shoud help those who may not have luxuries...
4
In this poem, the flag is a symbol of -
clothes
things that can be found up high
the president of the US
American values
5
The poet most likely intends for the reader to react to this poem by feeling -
angry
proud
confused
carefree
6
"Democracy should not by shy and hide away"
simile
metaphor
idiom
personification
7
When we arrived at __________ house, we were welcomed with balloons and flowers.
our
are
hour
8
The author uses the refrain "wear the flag" several times in the poem to -
make the lines in the poem rhyme
explain something clearly that the reader may find it hard
frustrate the reader by repeating something that the reader
show the importance of this message and add to the rhythm
9
How does Celia change throughout the story?
from not likeing homework to loving it
from not trusting her brother to trusting him
from wanting to take shortcuts to realizing they don't pay
from being poor at math to good at math
10
The purpose of this selection is to express pride in being American. How does the writer ach...
by using emotional language and punctuation...
by describing a problem...
by using characters, a setting, and plot
by using facts and numbers to support conclusions...
11
Which dictionary definition represents the meaning of "bore" as used in line 9?
definition 2
definition 3
definition 1
definition 4
12
Which inference is best supported by the selection?
the speaker wants Americans to take an active part in democ
American children should stay in school and get a good edu
Speaker owns shirts made from the flags of many countries
Only government officials need to think about democracy
13
What is the effect of words like WHIND and VREEN?
understanding of how to operate the twirley press
show how Mikey-D feels about the twirley press
helps imaging what it sounds like
give a better idea of what it looks like
14
_________ important to always treat others how you would want to be treated.
its
it's
15
Which of the following completes the diagram?
Celia plugged in the computer
Norman sent Celia algorithms to enter into the computer
Celia's mom called her to dinner
Jordan rang the doorbell to Celia's house
16
Every year during spring break, my family goes ________ the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo.
two
too
to
17
I can't believe that ________ dog chased the mailman down the street!
they're
their
there
18
"All you clothes I would revoke!" - In this context, what does the word revoke mean?
restore of give back
take back or cancel
make fun of
repeat of do again
19
What does the word disassembled mean in paragraph 3?
took all the pieces of something apart
did not notice something
put something together
cleaned something very well
20
"With a chug-chog zeal, the beast arose!" - what is beast a metaphor for?
a clever mole
Mikey-D
the twirley press
Grandpa Walt

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