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Dear Primo A Letter To My Cousin Reading Comprehension Review
Dear Primo A Letter To My Cousin Reading Comprehension Review
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1
The setting of this story is-types of communities?
rural and suburban
rural
suburban and urban
rural and urban
2
This story is ______________.
realistic fiction
a fairy tale
A biography
fantasy
3
The theme of this story is that ____________.
The cousins should live closer to each other.
Living in an urban area is hard.
Communication through letters, helps these cousins become close.
Cousins are awesome!
4
Why does the author switch between Carlito's and Charlie's letters during the story.
to show what Mexico is like.
to explain what each cousin eats
To show that the boys want to visit each other.
To show how each boy lives.
5
The lights from the city look like the stars from the sky-means
The city lights look smaller than the stars.
The city lights are as important as the stars.
The city lights are as important as the stars.
The city lights as bright as the stars.
6
Skyscrapers are found in an____________.
rural community
suburban community
urban community
all communities
7
What are cohetes in the story?
stars
coyotes
wolves
fireworks
8
The subway is described and compared to a _________.
snake
a snail
train
worm
9
When Charlie says, "Score!" he was excited because...
He received a letter from his cousin, Carlos.
Score is his favorite word.
He bought a Score candy bar
He scored during a basketball game.
10
How does Carlitos get to school?
street
bus
bicycle
subway
11
What is unique about this story?
The characters are cousins.
It is about 20 pages long.
It has English and Spanish words.
It has illustrations.
12
The lights from the city
look
like the stars from the sky
is an example of sensory language?
It appeals to the sense of sight.
It appeals to the sense of sound.
It appeals to the sense of taste.
It appeals to the sense of touch.
13
Zooming and swoosh are examples of_________.
figurative language
adjectives
onomatopoeia
nouns
14
The subway is described as a snake to show that it is ______________.
it is a viper
poisonous
has scales
very long
15
Who is the narrator of this story?
Carlitos
Both boys
Mom
Charlie