Indicate whether each answer option is an example of characters, setting, conflict, resolution, or main idea. On Thanksgiving Day, Liz rose early to put her turkey in the oven. She spent the morning preparing her side dishes and decorating the table. Just before her first guests were due to arrive, Liz suddenly realized that there was no delicious aroma of roasting turkey or sweet potato casserole. She ran to the kitchen in a panic, only to discover that she had forgotten to turn on the oven. Distraught but determined to not let her guests go hungry, Liz quickly ordered several pizzas to be delivered. It was not the Thanksgiving dinner they had been looking forward to, but it was certainly one that they would not forget.InstructionsDrag and drop application.CharactersCharacters drop zone empty.SettingSetting drop zone empty.ConflictConflict drop zone empty.ResolutionResolution drop zone empty.Main ideaMain idea drop zone empty.Thanksgiving DayLiz and her guestsLiz and her guests would not forget this Thanksgiving dinnerLiz ordered pizzaLiz forgot to turn on the oven

Read each situation carefully. Draw conclusion by answering the question. Choose your best conclusion. Flag question: Question 1Question 12 ptsMy sister baked cake last night. Early in the morning , she discovers that the cakes she bakes all gone. Her little sister, Angie, has crumbs in her mouth. What do you think happened?Group of answer choicesAngie ate her sister's cakeAngie baked her own cakeAngie needs to brush her teeth betterAngie hide under the bed Flag question: Question 2Question 22 ptsIt's Saturday morning, no classes. Tyler and his friends decided to play basketball. While playing, Tyler accidentally breaks a window. What do you think will he feel?Group of answer choicesHe feels happy and excited , he threw the ball so hardHe can't wait to break another windowHe is scared of getting into troubleHe is thinking he should study first before playing Flag question: Question 3Question 32 ptsOne of the school's activities is a sports game. Lanie is a soccer player. After the game, Lanie cheered. The crowd also cheered for them. After a while, the coach handed them a trophy. What do you think happened?Group of answer choicesThey missed the goalThe coach got kicked out of the goalThe other team won the gameThey won the game Flag question: Question 4Question 42 ptsJustine has a pet dog. One day, his dog was covered with mud. Justine's mother was very upset and told him to help clean up his dog and the house before he could play.What can you say about this?  Group of answer choicesJustine's mother doesn't like dogJustine's favorite animal is a dogThe dog got the house muddyMother scolded Justine and the dog Flag question: Question 5Question 52 ptsPenguins live in cold and windy places. Most of the time they gather in large group.Why do you think they stand close together?Group of answer choicesTo hunt for fish more easilyTo danceTo stay warmTo hide from their predators

Multiple Choice (1 point):In On Writing, this element of storytelling is crucial in defining (and identifying) characters in a story:Group of answer choicesDialogueBehaviorBackstoryTheme

Which sentences from the text represent key events that should be used in an objective summary of the text? Select two answers.Answer choices for the above question“Then she showed up for work, and she realized that being an attorney in the real world was nothing like school or even close to her internship at the prestigious Bartle and Dugan.” (paragraph 1)“At lunch Lupe said that she had to get used to it, right—that it really couldn’t be as impossible as it seemed?” (paragraph 2)“Lupe wasn’t ready for the cantankerous look Tina gave her that first day on the job before saying that, no, it never got easier.” (paragraph 4)“She considered quitting—after all, she could always find some other work; maybe Bartle and Dugan would still have a position open for her, even if the job was all monotonous paper shuffling.” (paragraph 7)“In the end, one thing changed her mind: a client, who lost his case but still thanked her and shook her hand.” (paragraph 8)

Her mind is blank like a sheet of paper. Group of answer choicesmetaphorsimilepersonificationhyperbole

A paragraph should usually have one subject.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse