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Castle on Hester Street Review 3rd grade
Castle on Hester Street Review 3rd grade
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1
What did Julie's grandparents do since they were being treated poorly for being Jews?
leave their native country, Russia
hide underground
pretend to not be Jews
join the war
2
Which quote from the story
BEST
describes the theme of the story?
"Enough is enough, Julie's grandmother said."
"From now on I insist that Julie hear only the truth."
"Then Julie's grandfather smiled and whispered to Julie..."
"We had each other and we were free to live as we wanted."
3
Put the events in order.
2, 4, 3, 1
3, 2, 4, 1
4, 2, 1, 3
1, 3, 4, 2
4
What themes does this story have?
History and loved ones are not important to a family.
Freedom is valuable, loved ones are important, and humor makes life easier.
Humor is not funny and honesty is the best policy.
Everything is easy and history isn't important.
5
Why does Julie's grandfather tell her that he lived in a castle?
He really did live in a castle.
He was the president in Russia.
He was confused and thought his room was a castle.
He is thankful to have a home in America and uses silliness to share it.
6
According to grandmother, what really happened at Ellis Island?
Immigrants were inspected for illness and disease.
They were sent back to Russia.
Everyone was given a castle to live in.
President Roosevelt greeted them on horseback.
7
How doe Sol
say
he won Rose's heart and convinced her to marry him?
He gave her fancy buttons.
He hired fireflies to spell words for her.
He took her to his castle on Hester Street.
He let Moishe fly her over the ocean.
8
What does "Buttons as big as saucers, buttons as big as dinner plates", mean?
The buttons were bought to eat for dinner.
The buttons were really small.
The buttons were really big.
The buttons were used as dishes.
9
Where does the beginning of the story take place?
America
Russia
France
Germany
10
Which of the following did
NOT
happen in the story?
They were sent back to Russia.
Rose and Sol traveled on a crowded boat.
Rose and Sol had 4 children.
Sol worked long hours to earn money.
11
How do you know that Rose was fearful of the inspection at Ellis Island?
"President Roosevelt rode his horse through a blizzard of ticker tape..."
"The boat docked first at Ellis Island."
"I was so afraid they would find something wrong with me..."
"We sat for hours and waited in line..."
12
How would Julie's grandmother feel if she heard what Julie's grandfather whispered at the end of the story?
happy
proud
frustrated
surprised
13
Which of these details about Julie's grandmother is really true?
She ate chocolates all day.
She was very famous.
She sewed for royalty.
Her 5 brothers guarded her.
14
Why is this story considered to be Historical Fiction?
It tells about pretend events that have real details from history.
It tells about pretend events with song.
It tells about real events that could never happen.
It tells about real events with pictures only.
15
According to Sol, what made Moishe the goat extraordinary?
He had a golden wagon, he could jump, and lived in a castle.
He can sing, fly, and has a golden wagon.
He can fly, talk, and ride horses.
He can do math, sing, and cook.
16
Pick the correct description of Julie's grandfather and grandmother.
Her grandmother tells the truth, but her grandfather adds untrue details.
Her grandfather tells the truth, but her grandmother adds untrue details.
