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Select the noun phrase to complete the sentence. The two parts of a moon's shadow Choose... move across Earth's surface during an eclipse.

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Read this excerpt from Langston Hughes's story "Thank you, M'am." This exchange takes place after the boy has unsuccessfully tried to steal the woman's purse, and she has grabbed him and brought him back to her home. "Yo...

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Read the passage. A Birthday Tradition Part A Which statement best describes how the author uses pacing in the story? Responses The slow pace throughout the story creates tension. The slow pace throughout the story creat...

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Read the passage. A Birthday Tradition Part A What is a theme in the story? Responses Friends do not have to be peers. Friends do not have to be peers. Be careful what you wish for. Be careful what you wish for. Beauty i...

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Read the passage. A Birthday Tradition Part A What is a theme in the story? Responses Friends do not have to be peers. Friends do not have to be peers. Be careful what you wish for. Be careful what you wish for. Beauty i...

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Read the passage. A Birthday Tradition Read this sentence from paragraph 2. Justine reclined on the front porch and looked out at the driveway, awaiting her grandmother’s imminent arrival. Select the phrase from the drop...

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Read the passage. A Birthday Tradition Which statement best describes the effect of this story's literary point of view? Responses The second-person point of view allows the author to address readers directly at several...

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Read the passage. A Birthday Tradition Part A How does Justine’s perspective change over the course of the story? Responses At the beginning she worries about other people's reactions to her clothes, but she realizes tha...

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Read the passage. A Huge Mistake Part A How does Ezra's behavior after his mom and his aunt leave affect the story? Responses It increases the suspense by subtly foreshadowing that Ezra may not be focused enough on drivi...

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Read the passage. excerpt from "A Huge Mistake" How does the rapid pace of this paragraph affect the story? Responses It builds tension as readers wonder if Ezra will impress his date with the car. It builds tension as r...

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Read the passage. A Huge Mistake I finally had it! I had the golden ticket in my hand! Okay, it wasn’t really golden—it was actually blue, and it wasn’t really a ticket—it was my driver’s license! Finally, after all the...

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Read the passage. A Huge Mistake I finally had it! I had the golden ticket in my hand! Okay, it wasn’t really golden—it was actually blue, and it wasn’t really a ticket—it was my driver’s license! Finally, after all the...

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Read the passage A Huge Mistake Which word best characterizes Ezra? Responses Kindhearted Kindhearted Careful Careful Mean Mean Impatient

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Read the passage. A Relay Race to Remember Part A Which statement best describes a theme of this story? Responses People can try new ways of doing familiar tasks. People can try new ways of doing familiar tasks. People c...

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Read the passage. A Relay Race to Remember What is the meaning of the word savored as it is used in this sentence from paragraph 9? He savored the team’s accomplishments as he interacted with the swimmers, and he knew th...

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Read the passage. excerpt from "A Relay Race to Remember" How does the simile "Malik's ankle was a pretzel ready to crumble" affect the story? Responses It raises the tension in the story by contrasting Malik's sportsman...

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