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Question 1
Read this passage: Every Saturday morning, Keahi walked the rocky shoreline with his tūtū (grandmother). She never rushed. When he pointed at a pool of darting fish, she crouched and waited until he noticed the tiny ʻopihi clinging to the dark stone. "The ocean teaches those who take time," she said. Which detail BEST supports the idea that Tūtū values careful observation?
Correct Answer:
"She never rushed" and waited until he noticed the ʻopihi
Question 2
Read this passage: When the school canoe club needed a new steersperson, everyone expected loud Nālani to volunteer. Instead she spent two weeks studying currents with the coach, then quietly took the seat and guided the crew through a rough channel without a single shouted order. Which theme is BEST developed by the passage?
Correct Answer:
True leadership can be quiet, prepared, and steady
Question 3
Read this sentence from a story: "After weeks of drought, the first rain was a gift that the cracked ʻāina seemed to drink with gratitude." What does the word "gift" suggest about the rain in this sentence?
Correct Answer:
It was welcome relief that felt precious
Question 4
Read this passage: Malia claimed she was not nervous about the oli (chant) performance. Yet she practiced in front of the mirror twice before school, checked her notes three times during lunch, and arrived at the hālau an hour early. Which conclusion is BEST supported by the author's details?
Correct Answer:
Malia is more nervous than she admits
Question 5
Read this passage: In the first chapter, Kimo refuses help carrying net bags up from the beach, insisting he can manage alone. By the final chapter, he is teaching a younger cousin how to fold the nets, laughing as they share the work. What does the contrast between the two chapters reveal about Kimo?
Correct Answer:
He has grown more willing to share work and connect with others
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