CAASPP Success - Grade 8 Reading Comprehension - Narrative #1
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Question 1
He wants to avoid doing his homework.
He is a bit scared and wants company.
He does not like sleeping in a dark room.
He does not have any books to read.
Question 2
He doesn't like telling stories.
He writes published works.
He is trying to be reassuring.
He is afraid of the dark.
Question 3
He is proud of his writing work.
He likes to frighten children.
He is known for writing properly published works.
He has experience writing different genres.
Question 4
A not too scary story.
A funny story.
An educational story.
A very scary story.
Question 5
The boy often slams the door.
The door is very heavy and noisy.
The door hardly ever closes properly.
The house is often very windy.
Question 6
We walked from patch of moonlight to patch of moonlight.
The lights don’t work and it’s a sort of dark.
The moon was almost full.
He looked at me as if he was trying to decide whether or not I was pulling his leg.
Question 7
Monsters that only come in daytime.
Friendly monsters from a TV show.
Scary monsters that come from the dark.
Creatures that help children sleep.
Question 8
Facing fears.
Doing homework.
Sharing stories.
Investigating the unknown.
Question 9
He is very young.
He is very playful.
He is unusually mature for his age.
He likes to scare others.
Question 10
It makes the story seem more cheerful.
It adds a sense of mystery and tension.
It shows how clean the house is.
It contrasts with the boy's behavior.
Question 11
It reassures the narrator.
It makes the narrator feel uncomfortable.
It reminds the narrator of a previous event.
It scares the narrator.
Question 12
It shows the beauty of the house.
It highlights the large size of the house.
It creates a cozy atmosphere.
It enhances the eerie mood.
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