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A Package for Mrs. Jewels
A Package for Mrs. Jewels
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A comprehension quiz based off of the reading.
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1
What is the first important event in the story?
A truck horn honks and disturbs the students.
Louis cleans up junk.
Students toss paper on the schoolyard.
Louis passes out balls for recess.
2
How does Mrs. Jewels solve the problem of letting Lewis into the classroom?
she chooses her best student to open the door
she flips a coin
she opens the door for Lewis
she holds a spelling bee
3
Which of the following is a clue that helps the reader determine the passage's point of view?
the use of quotation marks
the use of pronouns like I and WE
the use of indented paragraphs
the use of pronouns like SHE and HE
4
The end of the story is ironic because?
the computer is used in a way the readers would expect
the reader does not expect the computer to be used as it was
the humor of the spelling bee is described by the narrator
Louis worked hard to deliver the computer
5
At the end of the passage, Mrs. Jewels thanks Louis for...
picking up paper and pencils
taking good care of the package
helping her teach the students about gravity
putting the package where she wants it
6
What causes Louis the most trouble in making sure that Mrs. Jewels gets her package?
Mrs. Jewels's classroom is on the top floor
The delivery person must give the package to Mrs. Jewels
The students cannot be interrupted while they are working
Mrs. Mush is cooking mushrooms in the cafeteria
7
Louis goes to Mrs. Jewels's classroom by
climbing up the stairs
riding an elevator
walking across the schoolyard
going down a long hallway
8
This passage is told from the point of view of...
a second-person narrator
Mrs. Jewels
a first-person narrator
Louis
9
How does irony affect the passage?
it makes the reader sad
it adds humor and suprise
it makes the reader feel sorry for the students
it makes the passage predictable
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What is the effect of the passage's point of view?
There is no main charecter
The author is limited to describing one character
The reader does not know the thoughts of any character
The reader knows the thoughts of each character
