Why is the end of the passage ironic?

Mrs. Jewls does not use the computer the way the reader expected.

How can you tell what point of view the story is being told in?

The use of pronouns like he and she.

In the end, why does Mrs. Jewls thank Louis?

Louis helped her teach the students about gravity.

How does the passage's point of view effect the story?

The reader learns the feelings and thoughts of more than one character.

Name the first important event of the story.

Louis is picking up the trash on the playground.

What is the biggest problem Louis has when taking the package to Mrs. Jewls?

The classroom is on the 30th floor.

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1
Why is the end of the passage ironic?
Mrs. Jewls does not use the computer the way the reader expected.
Louis completed his job and handed the compute to Mrs. Jewls.
Mrs. Jewls uses the computer the way the reader expected.
The students begin working on the computers.
2
What does Mrs. Jewls in order to let Louis into the classroom?
She conducts a spelling bee.
She pulls names out of a hat.
She asks the students to open the door.
She flips a coin.
3
Who is telling us the story? (Whose point of view?)
Mrs. Jewls
Louis
The students
A third-person narrator.
4
How can you tell what point of view the story is being told in?
The use of pronouns like I and my.
The use of pronouns like he and she.
The paragraphs are not indented.
The use of quotation marks.
5
In the end, why does Mrs. Jewls thank Louis?
Louis cleaned up the playground.
Louis carried the heavy package up the stairs.
Louis helped her teach the students about gravity.
Louis brought Mrs. Jewls some of Mrs. Mush's mushrooms.
6
How does Louis get to Mrs. Jewls classroom?
Stairs
Elevator
Helicopter
Jumping
7
How does the passage's point of view effect the story?
The reader doesn't learn the feelings or thoughts of the characters.
The reader learns the feelings and thoughts of more than one character.
The passage does not have a narrator.
The reader learns the feelings and thoughts of the main character only.
8
Name the first important event of the story.
Louis pretends to be Mrs. Jewls.
A truck honks its horn.
Louis passes out equipment at recess.
Louis is picking up the trash on the playground.
9
What is the biggest problem Louis has when taking the package to Mrs. Jewls?
The classroom is on the 30th floor.
The students don't want to be distracted.
The dirty playground.
Mrs. Mush's mushrooms.
10
How does irony affect this passage?
It adds humor and surprise.
It is predictable.
It makes the reader feel sad for Louis.
It makes the reader sad.

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