Yumi & Mari probably didn't want Suki to wear her kimono to school because they

thought that Suki would embarrass them by looking different.

What lesson can be learned from this story?

It is always best to be yourself.

After Suki danced in front of the class, she thought she was in trouble because

everyone was quiet and looked at her.

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Reading Street 3.5.1

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A #vocab and #comprehension quiz over 3rd Grade Reading Street Unit 5 Week 1

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1
What did some of the other students do when they first saw Suki in her Kimono?
They ignored her.
They clapped.
They ran away.
They laughed.
2
Suki's ob^achan had given her the kimono. Another word for that is
grandmother.
friend.
sister.
mother.
3
She was a graceful dancer.
fast
careful
smooth
lively
4
My jacket is snug.
old
dirty
long
tight
5
What did Suki's classmates think of Suki after she danced for them?
They admired her.
They felt sorry for her.
They thought she was funny.
They were afraid of her.
6
He kept the rhythm with the drum.
prize
secret
tool
beat
7
When is the winter festival?
celebration
meeting
storm
show
8
Where did the story, Suki's Kimono take place?
at a costume party
at a dance school
in an American city
in a Japanese town
9
Yumi & Mari probably didn't want Suki to wear her kimono to school because they
thought it was dirty and needed to be washed.
thought that Suki would embarrass them by looking different.
wanted Suki to wait until they could wear matching ones.
worried Suki looked more beautiful than they did.
10
Suki tucked her handkerchief in her obi. An obi is most like a
hat.
dress.
shoe,
belt.
11
I wore my new cotton shirt.
flowered
cloth made from a cotton plant
plant used to feed people
white
12
She looked pale.
light in color
deep in thought
red with anger
wrinkled with age
13
At the festival, Suki tried to be like her ob^achan by
dancing gracefully.
speaking Japanese.
dressing like an American.
trying new kinds of foods.
14
She moved three paces away.
steps
miles
houses
seats
15
What lesson can be learned from this story?
It is always best to be yourself.
It is important to care what others think about you.
If you work hard in school, you will have a bright future.
If you have a problem, ask someone for help.
16
After Suki danced in front of the class, she thought she was in trouble because
two boys pulled on her sleeve.
everyone was quiet and looked at her.
the teacher had asked her to sit down.
someone in the class started to laugh.
17
Where did Suki learn to dance?
at a festival
at her school
at a park
at her home

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