At the end of the passage, Mrs. Jewls thanks Louis for

helping her teach the students about gravity

The end of the passage is ironic because

Louis worked so hard to deliver the computer

What is the effect of this passage's point of view?

Readers know the thoughts and feelings of many characters.

Which of the following gives a clue to the point of view of the narrator?

use of pronouns like he and she

What causes Louis the most trouble in making sure Mrs. Jewls gets her package?

Mrs. Jewls' class is on the very top floor of Wayside School

What does the word interrupted mean?

breaking into someone else's conversation

What is the first important event in the story?

A truck honks and disturbs the students

Louis goes to Mrs. Jewls classroom by

climbing a long flight of stairs

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A Package for Mrs. Jewls 10-6-16

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Journeys Grade 5 Lesson 1

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1
What does the word specialty mean?
good at one thing
bad at everything
good at nothing
good at everything
2
What does the word struggled mean?
gave up
worked hard or fought against
tried really hard but then lost
worked for a while, and then won
3
How does Mrs. Jewls solve the problem of letting Louis into the room?
She chooses her best student
She opens the door herself
She holds a spelling bee
She flips a coin to choose someone to open the door
4
At the end of the passage, Mrs. Jewls thanks Louis for
taking good care of her package
helping her teach the students about gravity
putting the package where she wants it
picking up the pencils and paper
5
The passage is told from the point of view of:
a third-person narrator
a first-person narrator
Mrs. Jewls
Louis
6
How does the use of irony affect the passage?
It makes the reader feel sorry for the students
It makes the passage predictable
It adds humor and surprise
It makes the reader sad
7
The end of the passage is ironic because
Mrs. Jewls uses a computer the way a reader expects her
a third-person narrator describes the funny spelling bee
Louis worked so hard to deliver the computer
8
What does the word squashing mean?
hit
fell down
bothered
pressed flat
9
What is the effect of this passage's point of view?
The author is limited to describing one person.
Readers don't know any of the characters thoughts/feelings
Readers know the thoughts and feelings of many characters.
There is no main character.
10
What does the word wobbled mean?
fell over
tipped over
shaking; almost falling
knocked into
11
What does the word shifted mean?
move a little
got stuck
moved a lot
ran away
12
Which of the following gives a clue to the point of view of the narrator?
use of pronouns like he and she
using quotation marks
use of pronouns like I and we
using indented paragraphs
13
What causes Louis the most trouble in making sure Mrs. Jewls gets her package?
Mrs. Mush cooking mushrooms
The students don't want to be interrupted
The delivery person has to give the box right to Mrs. Jewls
Mrs. Jewls' class is on the very top floor of Wayside School
14
What does the word interrupted mean?
bugging me
tired
breaking into someone else's conversation
lazy
15
What does the word collapsed mean?
fell quickly
picked up
fell slowly
stood up
16
What is the first important event in the story?
Students throw pencils and paper on the playground
A truck honks and disturbs the students
Louis starts cleaning up junk
Louis passes out balls
17
What does numb mean?
woke back up
hurt a lot
lost feeling
felt tingly
18
What does the word staggered mean?
tripped
fell
walked unsteadily
walked
19
Louis goes to Mrs. Jewls classroom by
walking down a long hallway
climbing a long flight of stairs
taking the elevator
walking across the playground
20
What does the word disturbing mean?
stupid
interrupting or bothering
mean
annoying

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