Why was Francisco's drawing of the butterfly important to the story?

It led to Francisco's having friends at school.

Francisco enjoyed spending time with Arthur because

Arthur spoke a little bit of Spanish.

Why did Francisco give his drawing to Curtis at the end of the story?

He wanted to be Curtis's friend.

wormlike bugs that turn into butterflies

Which statement shows 1 way that Francisco was like the caterpillar?

He became a different person when he received an award.

What is the most likely reason the author wrote this selection?

to tell what it's like for a non-English speaker to fit in

What is the most likely reason this story is called "Inside Out"?

Because of an award, he came out of loneliness to a new life

What is the most likely reason that Francisco stayed inside with the caterpillar during recess?

He felt bad about being chosen last to play on the teams.

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Reading Street 5.2.1

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A review of #vocab and #comprehension of 5th Grade Reading Street story 5.2.1

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1
Why was Francisco's drawing of the butterfly important to the story?
It led to Francisco's having friends at school.
It let the reader know that Francisco was a good artist.
It showed that Francisco wanted to fly away.
It showed that Francisco wanted to study caterpillars.
2
Francisco enjoyed spending time with Arthur because
Arthur gave him one of his old coats.
Arthur spoke a little bit of Spanish.
Arthur liked to sing.
Arthur was interested in art.
3
A migrant is
a person who moves often
a person who stays in one place
a person who practices law
a person who owns a business
4
Francisco liked to sing the "corridos" he heard on the radio. What are corridos?
hallways in the school
songs about Mexican life
Spanish commercials
English songs for Mexican children
5
When you unscrew a jar, you
close it.
open it.
play it again.
don't know what you're doing.
6
Why did Francisco give his drawing to Curtis at the end of the story?
He did not like it.
He wanted to be Curtis's friend.
He wanted to impress his teacher.
He was afraid Curtis would fight him for it.
7
Caterpillars are
tadpoles that turn into frogs
mammals
wormlike bugs that turn into butterflies
reptiles
8
A cocoon is
a colony.
an eggshell.
a covering of soft threads.
the ability to adapt.
9
Which statement shows 1 way that Francisco was like the caterpillar?
He was often by himself.
He wanted to flee from the classroom.
He became a different person when he received an award.
He was clothed for a short time in a green jacket.
10
What is the most likely reason the author wrote this selection?
to tell what it's like for a non-English speaker to fit in
to inform readers about an artist's struggles
to teach readers about caterpillars
to persuade readers to be nice to their classmates
11
To disrespect means to
treat with a lack of honor
instruct
tease
baffle
12
To emerge is to
spring
gaze
appear
pounce
13
What is the most likely reason this story is called "Inside Out"?
Because of an award, he came out of loneliness to a new life
Francisco wore the green jacket inside out.
Francisco watched the butterfly fly out of the jar.
Francisco liked to stay inside when the others went out.
14
When an artist sketches, he or she
makes a drawing of
takes photos of
ignores
gapes at
15
What is the most likely reason that Francisco stayed inside with the caterpillar during recess?
He wanted to watch the caterpillar and see it change.
He felt bad about being chosen last to play on the teams.
He did not like being outside because it was cold.
He wanted to learn how to read the book about caterpillars.
16
What happened after Francisco received a blue ribbon?
He put his head down on his desk.
He wore a green jacket.
He gave his parents the note.
He set the caterpillar free.
17
What is the setting of the story?
the home of Francisco
a playground in Mexico
a school in the United States
Mr. Sims' classroom

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