Match the description to the correct term. - an imaginary story about a drummer boy during the...
1. Match the description to the correct term.
- an imaginary story about a drummer boy during the Revolutionary War
- an exaggerated story about a larger-than-life character
- a fictional story about a boy who is bullied
- an article about the dangers of bullying in schools
- a book about the life of John F. Kennedy
2. Read the paragraph, then choose the correct answer.
Trevor slumped down his chair, ready to face another day of middle school. "It's only Wednesday? This week has been the worst week of my life," he thought. Trevor's family had just moved to Illinois from sunny Florida, and he hated the adjustment so far. He had been in tears on his bed last night. He missed his friends, his old soccer teammates, and his old school. It was all too much. He was still in shock. He had not been able to say goodbye to his parents' decision to move. Trevor was sure he would never make friends here. He was sure he would never be happy here. He was sure he would never be able to adjust. He was sure he would never be able to smile again. Trevor wished he could go back to Florida. I don't care about first impressions anymore. I'd rather be with my old friends than make new ones, Trevor thought. As the bell for homeroom rang, he shoved his math book into his bag. Trevor trudged out the door to catch the bus.
From this passage, you can conclude that Trevor's parents ______.
- an imaginary story about a drummer boy during the Revolutionary War
- an exaggerated story about a larger-than-life character
- a fictional story about a boy who is bullied
- an article about the dangers of bullying in schools
- a book about the life of John F. Kennedy
2. Read the paragraph, then choose the correct answer.
Trevor slumped down his chair, ready to face another day of middle school. "It's only Wednesday? This week has been the worst week of my life," he thought. Trevor's family had just moved to Illinois from sunny Florida, and he hated the adjustment so far. He had been in tears on his bed last night. He missed his friends, his old soccer teammates, and his old school. It was all too much. He was still in shock. He had not been able to say goodbye to his parents' decision to move. Trevor was sure he would never make friends here. He was sure he would never be happy here. He was sure he would never be able to adjust. He was sure he would never be able to smile again. Trevor wished he could go back to Florida. I don't care about first impressions anymore. I'd rather be with my old friends than make new ones, Trevor thought. As the bell for homeroom rang, he shoved his math book into his bag. Trevor trudged out the door to catch the bus.
From this passage, you can conclude that Trevor's parents ______.

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