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L. 16 Comp Quiz
L. 16 Comp Quiz
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1
How are Zoe and Natalie ALIKE?
both write left-handed
both have a secret plan
both act as an agent
both get a book published
2
Which detail would be MOST important to include in a summary of the story?
Natalie's mother is the editor of her daughters book
Natalie has Zoe copy over her comments
the advanced reader's copy is printed on thin paper
There are only two erros on the fourth manuscript
3
Which ACTION BEST shows that Hannah is nervous about the party?
she goes to the conference room three times
she worries that Letha might be angry
she read the review to Tom Morton
she makes sure that a big banner is made
4
Why does Mrs. Clayton feel "choked up" when Natalie hands her an advanced readers copy?
she wants to read the book
she is worried that Natalie will not sell many books
She things she will never get a real copy of the book
she is pleased that her student succeeded
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What is the genre?
historical fiction
informative
play
realistic fiction
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What is the MAIN reason Zoe avoids telling Natalie about the party?
She wants Mrs. Nelson to tell Natalie
she knos that Letha will be angry
She is certain taht Natalie will not go
She wants credit for making it a surprise
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Why does the author write that Zoe 'headed straight toward Hannah Nelson like a locomotive'?
to show that nothing can stop her
to show that she makes a lot of noise
to show that she is on a time schedule
to show that she is big and strong
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Why did the english teacher go to the publishing party?
to meet famous people
to support her mom
to meet rich successful authors
to support her student
9
Which word BEST describes Zoe?
clever
timid
cautious
suspicious
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How do you know that "A School Story" is realistic fiction?
the characters are actual historical figures
the story is the author's account of his or her own life
the story provides facts and details about a topic
the story characters have feelings that real people have