The narrator's POV at the end is a happy feeling for Jessie. Which statement best supports that point of view.

Jessie smiled as she and Dad thanked the movers for their help.

At first, Jessie and the movers misunderstand each other. What event changed that?

One of the movers sees the baby birds.

Racoons can den in hollow trees. Sometimes they den in the crevice of a rock. Which is the best way to combine them?

Racoons can den in hollwo trees or in the crevice of a rock.

What does the phrase "eased it open" tell the reader about Jessie?

Jessie is a gentle and thoughtful person.

In the passage, Jessie states, "But what about the nest?" What can we learn about Jessie from that statement?

Jessie is worried about the baby birds.

The cat ran into the kitchen. It slid into the refrigerator. What is the best way to combine these two sentences?

The cat ran into the kitchen, and it slid into the refrigerator.

Which sentence from the passage best supports the lesson of the passage?

"You can't use this door," Jessie said, holding her arms out stiff.

Choose two sentences that do NOT contain any grammar errors.

Jess out on her helmet and knee pads before she got on the bike., Jess was learning how to ride a bike.

Which sentence is written in the way possible?

I am the happiest when I am reading poetry.

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1
The narrator's POV at the end is a happy feeling for Jessie. Which statement best supports that point of view.
She couldn't wait to call Mrs. Baxter.
Jessie smiled as she and Dad thanked the movers for their help.
Then she ran and disappeared into her own house.
Jessie called, running around the front of the house.
2
At first, Jessie and the movers misunderstand each other. What event changed that?
Jessie told Dad she had a key for the door.
One of the movers sees the baby birds.
Jessie unlocked the door from the inside.
The mover explained they had a job to do.
3
Racoons can den in hollow trees. Sometimes they den in the crevice of a rock. Which is the best way to combine them?
Racoons can den in hollow trees they den in the crevice of a rock.
Racoons usually den in hollow trees, but sometimes they den in ...
Racoons usually den in hollow trees, they den in the crevice of a rock.
Racoons can den in hollwo trees or in the crevice of a rock.
4
I had the funnest time with you last weekend! How should funnest be written?
better
best
fun
funner
5
What does the phrase "eased it open" tell the reader about Jessie?
Jessie is able to unlock the door.
Jessie is nervous to enter the house.
Jessie is quiet and shy.
Jessie is a gentle and thoughtful person.
6
Which sentence best describes the lesson of the passage?
Birds should only nest in trees.
Children should stay away from birds.
Animals should be protected.
Movers should listen to children.
7
In the passage, Jessie states, "But what about the nest?" What can we learn about Jessie from that statement?
Jessie is scared of birds.
Jessie is unsure what a nest is.
Jessie is concerned Mrs. Baxter will find the birds.
Jessie is worried about the baby birds.
8
The cat ran into the kitchen. It slid into the refrigerator. What is the best way to combine these two sentences?
The cat ran into the kitchen, and it slid into the refrigerator.
After the cat ran into the kitchen, and it slid into the refrigerator.
The cat running into the kitchen and sliding into the refrigerator.
The cat ran into the kitchen: it slid into the refrigerator.
9
What happens because Jessie is unable to unlock the side door from the inside?
The movers are able to do their job.
The baby birds are left unharmed.
Both b and c.
The movers have to take the nest down.
10
Which sentence from the passage best supports the lesson of the passage?
One morning, Jessie saw a pink head poking out of the nest.
"You can't use this door," Jessie said, holding her arms out stiff.
Jessie and Mrs. Baxter talked about the birds for a while.
A bird's nest sat right in the middle of Mrs. Baxter's wreath.
11
He had dided his best to finish the race. What is the correct way to write the underlined word?
done
doned
Leave as is
did
12
Choose two sentences that do NOT contain any grammar errors.
Then, she got on the bike and practice all day long.
Jess out on her helmet and knee pads before she got on the bike.
She had never rode her bike without training wheels before, and this ...
Jess was learning how to ride a bike.
13
Which sentence is written in the way possible?
I am the most happiest when I am reading poetry.
I am the happiest when I am reading poetry.
I am more happy when I am reading poetry.
I am the happier when I am reading poetry.
14
Who is telling the story?
Jessie's mom
A narrator
Jessie
One of the movers

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