English 4 Q3 Week 7 Long Test 8. If you were Sarah, will you bring home the lost cat?

Why?
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9. Why do you think did the owner look for the lost cat?
I. DIRECTIONS: Read the selection and answer the
questions that follow. Encircle the letter of the correct
answer. 10. How did mother show concern for the lost cat?

II. Directions: Analyze the story about the Sarah and

Jake using the graphic organizer. Copy and answer on a
separate sheet of paper.

Story Elements Graphic Organizer

Title:

Character/s:
1. Where do you think the story started?
a. house c. yard Setting:
b. street d. store
Conflict:
2. How will you best describe Sarah and Jake?
a. cat-lovers c. happy children
b. cat-haters d. kind-hearted children Resolution:

3. What is the problem in the story?

a. Jake and Sarah went out to ride on their bikes.
Beginning:
b. Jake and Sarah found a lost cat.
c. Someone called and said they lost their cat.
d. The cat was able to go back home.

4. Which of the following situations happened in the

Middle:
middle part of the story?
a. Sarah and Jake saw a lost cat on the street.
b. Sarah and Jake went out to ride their bikes.
c. Sarah and Jake were happy that the lost cat was
able to go back home.
Ending:
d. Sarah and Jake carried the lost cat home.

5. How did the story end?

a. The lost cat stayed with Jake and Sarah.
b. The lost cat was sent to the animal shelter. What is the message of the story?
c. The lost cat was able to go home.
d. The lost cat stayed with its mother.

6. What good trait did the story tell?

a. Be kind to animals.
b. Be kind to strangers.
c. Be kind to your mothers.
d. Be kind to your brothers and sisters.

7. What could be the best title for the story? “You will never be able to love anybody else until
a. The Riders c. Animals Shelter you love yourself.”
b. The Lost Cat d. Sarah and Jake – Lelouch Lamperouge (Code Geass)