Dear Juno Book By Soyung Pak Quiz
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What time do you go to_________?
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Ant
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Kite
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School
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This quiz is based on the book 'Dear Juno' by Soyung Pak, assessing comprehension through fill-in-the-blank questions. It tests understanding of key details and vocabulary, enhancing reading skills relevant for young learners.
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She needs to _________the car.
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Wash
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Walk
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Duck
Correct Answer
A. WashExplanation
The correct answer is "wash" because the sentence is referring to the action of cleaning the car. "Walk" and "duck" do not make sense in this context as they are not related to cleaning a car.Rate this question:
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My mom has a __________of me.
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Chair
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Picture
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Nose
Correct Answer
A. PictureExplanation
The correct answer is "picture" because a picture is a representation or image of someone or something, and in this case, it refers to a representation or image of the person answering the question. A chair and a nose do not typically have a "picture" of someone associated with them.Rate this question:
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Marcus gave the right__________.
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Hill
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Answer
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Stand
Correct Answer
A. AnswerExplanation
Marcus gave the correct response or solution to a question or problem.Rate this question:
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Are your__________home?
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Color
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Songs
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Parents
Correct Answer
A. ParentsExplanation
The given correct answer is "parents". The question is asking if the person's parents are at home. This answer makes sense as it directly relates to the question and provides a possible completion to the sentence.Rate this question:
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I will keep you _________.
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Company
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Hand
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Truck
Correct Answer
A. CompanyExplanation
The correct answer is "company". This can be inferred from the phrase "I will keep you company", which means that the person will stay with or accompany the other person. The other options, "hand" and "truck", do not make sense in this context and do not fit the sentence structure.Rate this question:
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She will visit a __________place.
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Best
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Faraway
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Hold
Correct Answer
A. FarawayExplanation
The correct answer is "faraway" because it is the only option that fits the context of the sentence. The word "visit" suggests that the person will be going to a place, and "faraway" indicates that the place is located at a distance. "Best" and "hold" do not make sense in this context.Rate this question:
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Why did Juno try to read his grandmother's letter himself?
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His parents were busy.
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He didn't want his parents to see it.
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His parents weren't home
Correct Answer
A. His parents were busy.Explanation
Juno tried to read his grandmother's letter himself because his parents were busy. Since his parents were occupied with something else, Juno took the initiative to read the letter on his own instead of waiting for them to do it.Rate this question:
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What did Juno do after his teacher pinned the letter to the board?
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He ask his parents to read him the letter
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He decided to write a letter to his grandmother
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He took the picture out of the envelope
Correct Answer
A. He decided to write a letter to his grandmotherExplanation
After Juno's teacher pinned the letter to the board, he decided to write a letter to his grandmother. This suggests that Juno was inspired by the letter and wanted to share the news or information with his grandmother. Writing a letter is a common way to communicate and share thoughts or experiences with loved ones, so it is a logical action for Juno to take in this situation.Rate this question:
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How did Juno know the letter was from his grandma ?
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His mother and father told him
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Her name was on the envelope
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The letter had a special stamp on it.
Correct Answer
A. The letter had a special stamp on it.Explanation
Juno knew the letter was from his grandma because it had a special stamp on it. The special stamp could be unique and recognizable, indicating that it was from his grandma. This would differentiate it from other letters and make it clear to Juno that it was from his grandma.Rate this question:
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Which hppened first ?
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Juno drew a picture for his grandmother.
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Juno took his grandmother letter to school.
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Juno's grandmother sent him an airplane .
Correct Answer
A. Juno took his grandmother letter to school.Explanation
The correct answer is Juno took his grandmother's letter to school. This is because the action of taking the letter to school implies that it happened before Juno drew a picture for his grandmother and before his grandmother sent him an airplane. Taking the letter to school suggests that Juno received it from his grandmother and then brought it with him to school, indicating a chronological order of events.Rate this question:
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How did Juno know his grandmother was going to visit him?
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She told him on the telphone .
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She told him in her letter .
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She sent him a toy airplane
Correct Answer
A. She sent him a toy airplaneExplanation
Juno knew his grandmother was going to visit him because she sent him a toy airplane. This could imply that the toy airplane was a symbol or a gesture from his grandmother to indicate her upcoming visit. The toy airplane could represent travel or flying, suggesting that she would be coming to see him soon.Rate this question:
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The author of the story mostly wanted to
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Tell about Juno and his grandmother
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Tell about Juno's dream
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Tell about how to write a letter
Correct Answer
A. Tell about Juno and his grandmotherExplanation
The correct answer is to tell about Juno and his grandmother. This can be inferred from the fact that the author focuses on Juno and his grandmother throughout the story, providing details about their relationship and interactions. The story revolves around their bond and the experiences they share, making it clear that the main purpose of the author is to highlight their relationship.Rate this question:
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