Pam is practical. Every night before she goes to bed, Pam makes a list of what she needs the next day. She puts down items like return library books and hem dress for Margo's party on Saturday. When the list is made she numbers the items in order of importance. If it's critical it's number one. Pam has never had to pay an overdue fine at the library and when Saturday arrives , her dress will not only be hemmed. It will be washed, ironed and ready to wear.
I have a long history of library fines. Twenty cents here, Fifty cents there. Im always amazed to notice that a book is overdue. It seems like three weeks could go by so quickly. When Saturday comes im running through my closet hoping to find something decent to wear. But I wrote Margo a poem I spent two days on, I hope she likes it.
My mother often wonders aloud why I cant be more like Pam. Just once according to my mother, it would be nice to know 24 hours ahead of time that her child has a concert. I always forget to bring home the notices, or else I write something and stick them to my desk. Either way mom doesn't get them in time o make plans.
Given the details in the passage, what could you most reasonably predict the narrator will do the next time she receives a notice to bring home?
The narrator will ask Pam to remind her
The narrator will forget to bring home the notice
The narrator will write herself a note to remember to bring it home***
The narrator will throw the notice away
Based on what you learn about the narrator from the passage, which pair of words best describe her character?
creative,forgetful
disorganized, frustrated***
musical, stubborn
talented, carefree
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"But I wrote Margo a poem I spent two days on, I hope she likes it."
1. D 2.A
I agree with these.
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