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Stevie Dash, Daydreamer

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1
Which sentence from “Stevie Dash, Daydreamer” reveals how Ms. Marquez feels about Stevie’s daydreaming?
"Tonight, I want you to write a story; turn it in tomorrow."
"Stay here when recess starts."
"Imagination is a gift, one best used in some creative activity."
The conversation began like a well-read book, leading to a predictable end
2
Which sentence from the story suggests why Stevie cannot pay attention in class?
"Two rows away Alyssa Williams listened intently to the teacher..."
"You simply have an abundant imagination."
"He tried to listen to Ms. Marquez explaining punctuation rules he knew..."
"You are daydreaming again."
3
Which word is closest in meaning to the word devastating as it is used in the excerpt below?
Suspicious
Unfavorable
Unclear
Clumsy
4
Why does the author include stories about Captain Dash, Agent Dash, and Dr. Dash throughout the passage?
to emphasize how important it is for Stevie to pay attention in school
to show how much Stevies imagination interferes with his learning at school
to show how exciting it is when Stevie becomes a different character
to contrast Stevies life as a student with that of his imaginary characters
5
The origin of the word intently is the Latin root -intent, meaning "purpose." What does intently mean?
Doing something with a purpose in mind
gaining something with an important purpose
having a similar purpose to something else
having more of a purpose than something else