Pinnacle 5 NG October MT Review | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

What main idea in the story does the jacket represent?

how Soto faced difficulties growing up from being poor

how the children in Mexico love Soto's ugly jacket

how Soto doesn't like day-old guacamole

how Soto struggled to get the attention of a girl he liked

What is the source of conflict for the narrator in "The Jacket"?

the green jacket

his goosebumps

his sister

his brother

Which clues in "The Jacket" help readers understand what point of view Soto is writing in?

Soto's use of "I"

Soto's use of "it"

Soto's use of tone

Soto's use of imagery

What genre is "The Jacket" an example of?

an autobiography

a magazine article

a biography

a poem

Which point of view would a writer use to write an autobiography?

first-person point of view

third-person point of view

alternating person point of view

second-person point of view

Which pronoun shows that a writer is writing a first-person narrative?

mine

her

they

his

Which is NOT a nonfictional work?

an origin myth

a magazine article

an autobiography

instructional material

What is an autobiography?

a writer's account of his or her own life

a fictional story based on a writer's life

a text that tries to persuade a reader

a fictional short story

Tom let out a loud GRUNT as he lifted the heavy desk.

a short, low sound made with a rough voice

information and personal details of other people's lives

a condition that leaves the muscles weak

a short period of time for children to play between lessons

I walked down a short ALLEY as a shortcut to the main road.

a narrow street between or behind buildings

a short period of time for children to play between lessons

information and personal details of other people's lives

a short, low sound made with a rough voice

The dead plant's flowers and leaves SHRIVELED.

shrunken or wrinkled especially from drying out or aging

to throw something with force especially when angry

to feel ashamed or nervous in front of other people

to shake slightly because you are cold or frightened

You could tell the woman suffered from cerebral PALSY because she could not use her right arm.

a condition that leaves muscles weak

a short, low sound made with a rough voice

a narrow street between or behind buildings

a short period of time for children to play between lessons

I would never do anything to EMBARRASS you.

to feel ashamed or nervous in front of other people

to shake slightly because you are cold or frightened

to throw something with a lot of force especially when angry

shrunken or wrinkled especially from drying out or aging

The school discourages students from spreading GOSSIP because it hurts the feelings and reputations of others.

information and personal details about other people's lives

a narrow street between or behind buildings

a short, low sound made with a rough voice

a short period of time for children to play between lessons

I started to SHIVER as I stepped out into the cold air.

to shake slightly because you are cold or frightened

covered in grease or oil

to feel ashamed or nervous in front of people

shrunken or wrinkled especially from drying out or aging

The football player HURLED the ball down the field.

to throw something with a lot of force especially when angry

wrinkled or shrunken from drying out or aging

to feel ashamed or nervous in front of people

to shake slightly because you are cold or frightened

The teacher decided to take a short RECESS before continuing the long review session.

a short period for children to play between lessons

information and personal details of other people's lives

a narrow street between or behind buildings

a short, low sound made with a rough voice

Although the hamburger was GREASY, it was very tasty.

covered in grease or oil

to shake slightly because you are cold or frightened

a condition that leaves your muscles weak

to feel ashamed or nervous in front of people

The mother looked at her son in WONDERMENT at the amount of food he ate for dinner.

a feeling of admiration or surprise

a large, firmly build pile of hay

someone who kills and cuts up meat for sale

total confusion and disorder

Tina wanted to COMFORT Lisa because she had done so poorly on her test.

to make someone feel less sad

to make a sound of a mournful cry

to make a way through

to give off

We asked the BUTCHER for five pounds of chicken.

someone who kills and cuts up meat for sale

a large, firmly built pile of hay

total confusion or disorder

a feeling of admiration or surprise

The children WAILED as they waited in line to go into the doctor's office.

to make a sound of a mournful cry

to give off

to make someone feel less sad

to make a way through

The farmer stores the HAYSTACKS in the barn to use as food for the horses.

a large, firmly built pile of hay

total confusion and disorder

a feeling of admiration or surprise

someone who kills and cuts up meat

My toes were so NUMB from the cold that it was hard to walk.

unable to feel anything

split

total confusion and disorder

to make a way through

The woman EXUDED happiness about her pregnancy.

to give off

to make someone feel less sad

to make a way through

to give off a sound of a mournful cry

When the office building caught fire, there was CHAOS all around.

total confusion and disorder

someone who kills and cuts up meat

a large, firmly built pile of hay

a feeling of admiration or surprise

The bugs made a snug home in the crack of the CLEFT rock.

split

to give off

unable to feel anything

to make a sound of a mournful cry

The invaders PNETRATED the fortress and entered the castle.`

to make a way through

to give off

to make a sound of a mournful cry

to make someone feel less sad

What does the family decide to do with Zlateh at the end of the story?

they make her a part of the family

they tell Aaron to take her to Feyvel when the snow melts

they call Feyvel to come and get her

they sell her fur to the villagers

Which of the following Happens first in "Zlateh the Goat"?

Zlateh stops on the path so Aaron knows she can't go further

Aaron hollows a nest in the haystack

Aaron eats bread and cheese

Aaron and Zlateh huddle together to keep warm

How does Zlateh help Aaron survive the blizzard?

she keeps Aaron warm and lets him drink her milk

she follows Aaron wherever he goes

she says, "Maaaa" when speaking to Aaron

she gobbles up her favorite treat

How does Aaron know what to do when he discovers the haystack?

his knowledge a village boy helps him

his instincts tell him that he needs to dig

he has been stuck in a blizzard before

he has been taught to survive winter storms at school

What causes Aaron to get lost?

the snow covers the path , so he wanders off it

he stops to play with the children and forgets the way back

a peasant tells him to go the wrog way

Aaron follows Zlateh and gets lost

Why does the family decide to sell Zlateh?

the family needs money for Hanukkah

Zlateh is too much of a nuisance

Zlateh bitAaron and has become dangerous

the family is moving and cannot take Zlateh with them

Where is Aaron taking Zlateh the goat when they are caught is the blizzard?

to Feyvel the town butcher

back home

to the barn to milk her

to a pasture closer to town

What generalization can be made based on "Zlateh the Goat"?

animals can be a great helps and comfort to humans

natural disasters bring people closer together

goats are just as loyal as dogs in emergencies

people's relationships with animals were different long ago

Why does Aaron burrow into the haystack?

he is seeking shelter from the blizzard

he is hiding from Zlateh

he is looking for something to eat

village boys usually go out and sleep in haystacks