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Question 1
Read the passage below and answer the question that follows. Maya climbed into her grandmother's attic in Summerside on a rainy Tuesday afternoon. Beneath a dust-covered quilt lay an oak keepsake box carved with sea oats and swirling waves. Inside rested a small brass key tied with blue yarn. Maya held the key in her palm, feeling its smooth, cool weight. Her mind raced with memories of her grandmother telling stories of sea captains and hidden family journals. Taking a deep breath, Maya decided to search the attic for the locked chest her grandmother had mentioned before she passed away. What does the small brass key symbolize to Maya in this passage?
Correct Answer:
A connection to her grandmother's stories and family history
Question 2
Read the passage below and answer the question that follows. Maya climbed into her grandmother's attic in Summerside on a rainy Tuesday afternoon. Beneath a dust-covered quilt lay an oak keepsake box carved with sea oats and swirling waves. Inside rested a small brass key tied with blue yarn. Maya held the key in her palm, feeling its smooth, cool weight. Her mind raced with memories of her grandmother telling stories of sea captains and hidden family journals. Taking a deep breath, Maya decided to search the attic for the locked chest her grandmother had mentioned before she passed away. Which character trait best describes Maya when she decides to search the attic for the locked chest?
Correct Answer:
Curious and proactive
Question 3
Read the passage below and answer the question that follows. Liam stood in his grandfather's dory workshop in Rustico, surrounded by the sharp scent of cedar shavings and pine tar. For three weeks, they had been shaping wooden planks to build a traditional fishing boat. Liam's hands were calloused, and his back ached from steam-bending oak ribs. When a sudden gust of rain rattled the wooden shingles outside, his grandfather paused and whispered, 'A dory must be sturdy enough to trust your life to the sea.' Liam ran his fingers down the curved keel, determined to inspect every seam twice before sunset. How does the setting of the workshop influence Liam's feelings about his work?
Correct Answer:
The smells, sounds, and traditions of the workshop deepen Liam's respect for shipbuilding.
Question 4
Read the passage below and answer the question that follows. Liam stood in his grandfather's dory workshop in Rustico, surrounded by the sharp scent of cedar shavings and pine tar. For three weeks, they had been shaping wooden planks to build a traditional fishing boat. Liam's hands were calloused, and his back ached from steam-bending oak ribs. When a sudden gust of rain rattled the wooden shingles outside, his grandfather paused and whispered, 'A dory must be sturdy enough to trust your life to the sea.' Liam ran his fingers down the curved keel, determined to inspect every seam twice before sunset. Which sentence from the passage provides the strongest evidence of Liam's determination?
Correct Answer:
Liam ran his fingers down the curved keel, determined to inspect every seam twice before sunset.
Question 5
Read the passage below and answer the question that follows. Hannah stood backstage at the Cavendish Community Theatre, smoothing the velvet skirt of her stage costume. She had rehearsed her lines for months, yet her throat felt dry as sand. In ten minutes, the curtain would rise for opening night. Suddenly, her co-star Ethan whispered that the main prop—a brass lantern needed for Scene 2—was missing from the side table. Without the lantern, the play's climax would make no sense. Hannah closed her eyes, took a deep breath, and remembered seeing an old oil lamp in the green room backstage. What is the main conflict introduced in this story?
Correct Answer:
A missing key prop threatens to ruin the climax of the play.
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