A Game Of Catch
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A Game of Catch is about
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A group of boys playing with a football
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A group of boys playing with a soccer ball
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A group of boys playing with a baseball
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A group of boys playing with a tennis ball
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Explore the dynamics of friendship and conflict resolution in 'A Game of Catch. ' This quiz assesses understanding of character traits, setting, and plot through a simple narrative about boys playing baseball, enhancing comprehension and analytical skills.
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The setting for a game of catch would best be described as
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In a baseball field
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In a neighborhood
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On a school playground
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In an arena
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A. In a neighborhoodExplanation
The setting for a game of catch would best be described as "in a neighborhood" because playing catch is a casual activity typically done in residential areas, such as in front yards or on the street. It is not specific to a baseball field, school playground, or arena, as those locations are more commonly associated with organized sports or larger-scale recreational activities.Rate this question:
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The characters in the story A Game of Catch would best be described as
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Glennie, Scho, and Monk
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Glennie, Scho, Monk, and the man at the tree
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Glennie and Scho
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Glennie, Scho, Scho's mom, and Monk
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A. Glennie, Scho, and MonkExplanation
The correct answer is Glennie, Scho, and Monk. This is because the question asks for the best description of the characters in the story "A Game of Catch." The other options include additional characters that are not mentioned in the question, such as Scho's mom and the man at the tree. Therefore, the best description is the one that includes only the characters explicitly mentioned in the question.Rate this question:
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The problem in the Game of Catch would best be described as
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Two boys playing catch
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Two boys playing catch who become annoyed with another boy
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Two boys who don't want to share their baseball
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Three boys playing catch who can't get along
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A. Two boys playing catch who become annoyed with another boyExplanation
The correct answer is "Two boys playing catch who become annoyed with another boy." This answer accurately describes the problem in the Game of Catch as the annoyance caused by the presence of another boy while playing catch.Rate this question:
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The following traits could be used to describe Scho (the boy in a tree)
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Annoying, helpful, generous
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Annoying, triumphant, determined
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Annoying, lazy, scared
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A. Annoying, triumphant, determinedExplanation
Scho, the boy in a tree, is described as annoying because he likely irritates others with his behavior. He is also described as triumphant, suggesting that he has achieved some sort of victory or success. Additionally, he is described as determined, indicating that he is motivated and persistent in pursuing his goals.Rate this question:
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The word "dawdling" means the same as
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Walking briskly
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Walking with no purpose
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Walking slowly
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Walking in a very determined way
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A. Walking with no purposeExplanation
The word "dawdling" refers to walking with no purpose. This means that the person is walking aimlessly or without any specific goal or destination in mind. It implies a leisurely and relaxed pace, indicating that the person is not in a hurry or rushing to get somewhere.Rate this question:
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A Game of Catch is most likely a
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Biography (the story of someones life)
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Persuasive Essay ( the story attempts to change your mind)
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Realistic Fiction (the story really could happen but was made up by the author
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Expository Essay (the story explains what happened to three boys)
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A. Realistic Fiction (the story really could happen but was made up by the authorExplanation
The correct answer is Realistic Fiction because it states that the story really could happen but was made up by the author. This genre typically involves fictional characters and events that are portrayed in a realistic manner, making it believable and relatable to readers. In the case of "A Game of Catch," although the story is made up by the author, it is presented in a way that could feasibly happen in real life.Rate this question:
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How can Scho be described as feeling both "triumph" and "misery" at the end of the story?
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Because he won the baseball game but lost his ball.
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Because he succeeded in stopping Monk and Glennie from playing but feels bad about doing it.
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Because he made Monk and Glennie do whatever he wanted them to do but he hurts because he fell out of the tree.
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Because he found the lost ball, but he fell out of the tree.
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A. Because he made Monk and Glennie do whatever he wanted them to do but he hurts because he fell out of the tree.Explanation
Scho can be described as feeling both "triumph" and "misery" at the end of the story because he succeeded in making Monk and Glennie do whatever he wanted them to do, which can be seen as a triumph. However, he also feels miserable because he fell out of the tree, causing him physical pain.Rate this question:
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In your own words (at least 20 words) what probably happened after Scho fell out of the tree at the end of the story?
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In your own words (at lease 20 words) would you reccommend this story to a friend. Explain why or why not.
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