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What lesson does Richard learn in the story?

What is the MAIN problem in Rope Burn?

# L1 Rope Burn Comprehension questions

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Rope Burn vocabulary and comprehension

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1
What is the MAIN problem in Rope Burn?
Richard is worried about climbing a rope in gym class.
Richard is afraid of drawing attention to himself.
Richard is unhappy because he moved.
2
What lesson does Richard learn in the story?
Friends can help if you let them.
Moving to a new school can be difficult.
Climbing a rope can be heard.
3
honest and kind
sincere
humiliation
coaxed
4
gently talk into
humilitation
coaxed
expectations
5
to pause before doing
hesitating
coaxed
sincere
6
Which action BEST shows that Richard is worried about his physical education test?
He spends time on the balance beam.
He breaks out in a cold sweat.
He counts off by fours.
7
Why is Richard angry when he first visits James's yard?
Richard is jealous of James's big tree house.
James has not finished the book he borrowed.
Richard thinks James wants to embarrass him.
8
What can you tell about James?
He can understand someone else's feelings.
He is good at running laps.
He has moved to a new school before.
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on the edges
sincere
expectations
fringes
10
Which sentence BEST tells why Richard is grateful to James at the end of the story?
James encouraged Richard to keep going.
James gave Richard a rookie baseball card.
James told Richard his mistakes in climbing.
11
How do you know that "Rope Burn" is realistic fiction?
The story events could not happen in real life.
It gives instructions for completing a task.
It has a setting that is familiar to most readers.
The characters are real people from history.
12
Which word BEST describes Richard at the beginning of the story?
loyal
cautious
proud
excited