Unit 5-story 1: Molly The Brave
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Which of these does Beth do?
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She laughs at Molly.
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She starts to cry.
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She leads Molly out of the cornfield.
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Explore character dynamics in 'Molly the Brave' through a quiz focused on Beth's perspective. Assess understanding of character motivations, relationships, and personal growth, particularly in bravery and friendship.
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This story is written from the point of view of
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Butch
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Molly
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Beth
Correct Answer
A. BethExplanation
The given question states that the story is written from a specific point of view. Among the options provided, the correct answer is "Beth." This implies that the events and narrative in the story are being presented from Beth's perspective.Rate this question:
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What does Beth admire most about Molly?
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Most of all, Beth admires Molly's bravery.
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Beth mainly admires her yelling at others.
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Beth admires her home the most.
Correct Answer
A. Most of all, Beth admires Molly's bravery.Explanation
Beth admires Molly's bravery the most because it is the quality that stands out to her above all others. It suggests that Molly possesses courage and fearlessness, which Beth finds inspiring and admirable. This implies that Molly is someone who takes risks, faces challenges head-on, and stands up for what she believes in, making her a role model for Beth.Rate this question:
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Why do Molly and Beth go into the cornfield?
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To pick some corn for dinner.
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They go into the cornfield to find Butch.
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They go to find their way home.
Correct Answer
A. They go into the cornfield to find Butch.Explanation
Molly and Beth go into the cornfield to find Butch. This implies that Butch is missing or lost in the cornfield and they are searching for him. The other options, picking corn for dinner or finding their way home, do not align with the given information.Rate this question:
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Why is Beth glad at first when Molly invites her to the country?
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It means that Molly likes her.
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It means that Molly wants to scare her.
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It means that Molly thinks she is brave already.
Correct Answer
A. It means that Molly likes her.Explanation
Beth is glad at first when Molly invites her to the country because it implies that Molly likes her. This suggests that Beth values Molly's opinion and wants to spend time with her.Rate this question:
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What worries Beth most about going to the country?
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That she will get lost.
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That Molly will not be fun to be with.
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That Molly might think she is a wimp.
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A. That Molly might think she is a wimp.Explanation
Beth is worried about what Molly might think of her, specifically that Molly might see her as weak or afraid. This suggests that Beth values Molly's opinion and wants to be seen as strong and capable. The fear of being perceived as a "wimp" is a significant concern for Beth, indicating that it is what worries her most about going to the country.Rate this question:
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What does Molly do when she finds out they are lost?
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She starts to get scared.
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She uses a map to find their way.
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She isn't scared at all.
Correct Answer
A. She starts to get scared.Explanation
When Molly finds out that they are lost, she starts to get scared. This suggests that Molly becomes fearful or anxious upon realizing that they are in an unfamiliar or unknown location.Rate this question:
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What does Molly do when big kids pick on her?
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She cries
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She tells them to get lost
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She tells a teacher
Correct Answer
A. She tells them to get lostExplanation
Molly stands up for herself when big kids pick on her by telling them to get lost. This shows that she is assertive and confident in dealing with bullies. By using this response, Molly is asserting her boundaries and showing that she will not tolerate being mistreated.Rate this question:
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Which of these is true about Beth?
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She has never been away from home before.
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She knows she won't get homesick.
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She likes wild animals.
Correct Answer
A. She has never been away from home before.Explanation
The correct answer is "She has never been away from home before." This is true about Beth because the statement implies that she has never been away from her home before, indicating a lack of experience in being away from home. The other statements do not provide any information about Beth's past experiences or preferences.Rate this question:
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When did Molly's parents pick up Beth?
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Wednesday
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Friday night
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Saturday morning
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A. Saturday morningExplanation
Molly's parents picked up Beth on Saturday morning.Rate this question:
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To be homesick is to
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Enjoy being away from home
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Catch a cold away from home
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Miss your home and family
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A. Miss your home and familyExplanation
The correct answer is "miss your home and family." To be homesick means to feel a strong longing or nostalgia for one's home and family. It is a feeling of sadness or longing for the comfort and familiarity of home when one is away from it. This can include missing the physical space of home, as well as the emotional connection to loved ones and the sense of belonging that comes with being in one's own environment.Rate this question:
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Beth didn't want to be a wimp. A wimp is a
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Weak person
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Silly person
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Unfriendly person
Correct Answer
A. Weak personExplanation
Beth didn't want to be a wimp because a wimp is a weak person.Rate this question:
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To swat something is to
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Like it
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Hit it
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Admire it
Correct Answer
A. Hit itExplanation
The word "swat" typically refers to the action of hitting something, usually with a quick and forceful motion. It is commonly used when referring to hitting insects or pests with a swatting motion. Therefore, the correct answer is "hit it."Rate this question:
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Molly says that Beth has guts. What is another word for guts?
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Brains
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Courage
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Pride
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A. CourageExplanation
Courage is another word for guts. Guts refers to having the bravery or audacity to do something difficult or dangerous. It implies a willingness to take risks and face challenges head-on. Similarly, courage is the quality of being brave and fearless in the face of adversity. Both terms convey a sense of strength and determination in overcoming obstacles.Rate this question:
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If something is creepy, it is
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Easy to understand
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The kind of thing that embarrasses you
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A little scary and upleasant
Correct Answer
A. A little scary and upleasantExplanation
The correct answer is "a little scary and unpleasant." When something is described as creepy, it implies that it induces a sense of fear or unease. It suggests that the thing in question has an unsettling or eerie quality that can make people uncomfortable or frightened. Thus, the answer choice "a little scary and unpleasant" accurately captures the meaning of something being creepy.Rate this question:
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