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Question 1
Read the passage: Lila waited by the stage door with her violin case. The audition list was posted on the wall, but she could not look. When her friend Mateo whispered, "You're second," she let out a breath she had not known she was holding. Which detail best supports the idea that Lila is nervous?
Correct Answer:
She could not look at the audition list
Question 2
Read the passage: Every Saturday, Grandfather and Noor repaired clocks in the back room. He handed her a tiny screwdriver and said, "Patience is the only tool that never rusts." Noor smiled and focused on the spring until it settled into place. What does Grandfather's saying most nearly suggest about how he wants Noor to work?
Correct Answer:
He wants her to stay calm and careful while she works
Question 3
Read the passage: When the power failed during the storm, the apartment building went quiet. Then Mrs. Chen lit candles in the hallway, and neighbors carried soup and blankets door to door. By morning, the storm had passed, but the building felt warmer than before. Which statement best expresses a theme of the passage?
Correct Answer:
Hard times can bring people closer together
Question 4
Read the passage: Sam kicked the soccer ball toward the goal, but the wind shoved it wide. He clenched his fists, then laughed and called, "Okay, wind—you win this round." His teammate tossed him another ball. How does Sam's reaction develop his character?
Correct Answer:
It shows he can stay lighthearted after a setback
Question 5
Read the passage: The map said the trail was two miles, but the path twisted through pine shadows that made every turn look the same. Aisha checked her compass, then the blue blaze on a tree, and kept walking. What is the most important function of the compass and trail blaze in this moment?
Correct Answer:
They help Aisha stay oriented when the path is confusing
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