CAASPP Success - Grade 7 Reading Comprehension - Narrative #1
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Question 1
It highlights the economic struggles they face.
It emphasizes the close bond and support within her family.
It shows that the family lives in a large, comfortable house.
It suggests that the family is isolated from the community.
Question 2
Her wealth and luxurious lifestyle.
Her adventurous spirit and resilience.
Her academic achievements.
Her ability to tell captivating stories.
Question 3
Playing with marbles and paper cut-out dolls.
Discussing future career goals.
Complaining about their schoolwork.
Planning to run away from home.
Question 4
To emphasize the connection to their cultural heritage.
To highlight Lucy's cooking skills.
To suggest that Lucy works on a corn farm.
To make an analogy to Lucy’s skin color.
Question 5
Her desire to become as dark-skinned as Lucy and her family.
Her indifference to the weather.
Her wish to become healthier and more active.
Her attempt to get a suntan for an upcoming event.
Question 6
The narrator's mention of getting in trouble for soiling her dress.
The description of the Anguiano family's painted windows.
The narrator's recounting of shared marbles games.
The reference to the lawn in the narrator's yard.
Question 7
By exploring the competitive nature between friends.
Through shared activities and expressions of loyalty.
By showing friends who achieve academic success together.
Through moments of conflict and resolution.
Question 8
She is shy and reclusive.
She is mischievous and bold.
She is studious and quiet.
She is strict and disciplined.
Question 9
Indifference towards Lucy’s living conditions.
Admiration for Lucy's creative home environment.
Sympathy for the economic struggles illustrated.
Disgust at the described conditions.
Question 10
It shows the dynamic and lively atmosphere in Lucy's home.
It distracts from the main theme of the story.
It suggests that Lucy is the most important sister.
It confuses the reader with too many characters.
Question 11a
The narrator is indifferent to the friendship.
The narrator values the friendship deeply.
The narrator is envious of Lucy.
The narrator is doubtful about the friendship’s future.
Question 11b
"Maybe Lucy will come to my house tomorrow."
"But me I like that Lucy, corn-smell hair and aqua flip-flops just like mine that we bought at the K-mart for only 79 cents same time."
"Her and me, my Lucy friend who smells like corn."
"Have you ever eated dog food? I have."
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