1.
Describe one way that the President cards positively affect Jerry in "President Cleveland, Where Are You?"
2.
How does Aaron care for the injured pigeon he finds in the park in "Aaron's Gift"?
3.
In "President Cleveland, Where Are You?" what will Jerry receive for collecting all the Presidents?
Correct Answer
B. A special baseball glove
Explanation
Jerry will receive a special baseball glove for collecting all the Presidents. This suggests that the act of collecting all the Presidents is associated with a reward, and in this case, the reward is a special baseball glove.
4.
In "President Cleveland, Were Are You?" Jerry shows that has changed after making the mistake about his father's present when he
Correct Answer
C. Sells a Cleveland card to give Armand money
Explanation
Jerry shows that he has changed after making the mistake about his father's present when he sells a Cleveland card to give Armand money. This action demonstrates growth and maturity on Jerry's part, as he is willing to sacrifice something valuable to help a friend in need. It shows that he has learned from his previous mistake and is now more selfless and compassionate.
5.
In "Aaron's Gift," the way that Aaron treats the bird on the way back to his house tells you that he
Correct Answer
C. Cares about the safety of animals
Explanation
In "Aaron's Gift," the way Aaron treats the bird on the way back to his house suggests that he cares about the safety of animals. This is evident from the fact that he carefully holds the bird in his hands and shields it from harm as they walk home. It shows that he is concerned about the well-being and protection of animals, indicating his empathy and compassion towards them.
6.
Why does Aaron call the older boys Cossacks?
Correct Answer
A. It is the worst word he knows.
Explanation
Aaron calls the older boys Cossacks because it is the worst word he knows. This implies that he uses this word as an insult or derogatory term towards the older boys. The reason for Aaron using this particular word is not mentioned in the question, but it can be inferred that he wants to offend or belittle them by using a strong and offensive term.
7.
Jerry and Aaron are alike because they
Correct Answer
C. Both act unselfishly
Explanation
Jerry and Aaron are alike because they both act unselfishly. This means that they prioritize the needs and well-being of others over their own. They are likely to make sacrifices and help others without expecting anything in return. This selfless behavior is a common characteristic between Jerry and Aaron, setting them apart from those who may prioritize their own interests above others.
8.
A skirmish is
Correct Answer
D. A small battle
Explanation
The correct answer is "a small battle" because a skirmish refers to a brief and minor fight or conflict between opposing forces. It typically involves a small number of participants and is less intense than a full-scale battle. This term is commonly used in military contexts to describe a localized clash or engagement between troops or units.
9.
What does contempt mean?
Correct Answer
B. Scorn
Explanation
Contempt means feeling or expressing deep hatred or disapproval towards someone or something. It is a strong feeling of disdain or scorn towards someone or something that is considered inferior or unworthy. It involves a lack of respect or regard for the person or thing being scorned.
10.
What does incredulous mean?
Correct Answer
D. Unbelieving
Explanation
Incredulous means not willing or unable to believe something. It is a state of being skeptical or doubtful. Therefore, the correct answer, unbelieving, accurately captures the meaning of incredulous.
11.
To divulge means to
Correct Answer
A. Reveal something secret
Explanation
The word "divulge" means to reveal or disclose something that was previously secret or unknown. It implies sharing information that was meant to be kept hidden or confidential. Therefore, the correct answer is "reveal something secret."
12.
A frenzied person is
Correct Answer
B. Wildly excited
Explanation
A frenzied person is described as "wildly excited" because the word "frenzied" implies a state of extreme excitement or agitation. This person is not violently ill, terrified, or tired, as those words do not convey the same level of intensity and energy as "wildly excited" does.