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5th Grade Reading Flashcards: Quote Accurately And Draw Inferences Literature

Study Quote Accurately And Draw Inferences Literature in 5th Grade Reading with focused flashcards that help you recognize the idea, recall the key rule, and apply it in practice-style prompts.

QUESTION

Choose the best evidence for: Why did the character leave? A) "I cannot stay here anymore," he said. B) "The sky was blue."

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ANSWER

A) "I cannot stay here anymore," he said. A directly explains the reason; B is irrelevant.

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Read the story, then answer the question. Late one afternoon, Keisha and Carlos practiced for the spelling bee in the empty cafeteria. The chairs were stacked on tables, and sunlight made long stripes on the floor. A single fan hummed near the kitchen doors. Keisha held a list and said, "Your word is 'calendar.'" Carlos spelled it, then exhaled loudly. "Again," Keisha said, tapping the paper. Carlos rubbed his forehead. "I always mix up the letters," he said. Keisha pointed to the word and said, "Look for the 'dar' in the middle." Carlos nodded and tried again. A basketball thumped somewhere in the gym next door. Carlos flinched at the sound and glanced toward the doors. Keisha lowered her voice and said, "Ignore it. Stay with me." She waited until he looked back at the paper. When Carlos spelled the word correctly, Keisha raised her hand for a high-five. Carlos smiled and slapped her palm. "Tomorrow," Keisha said, "you'll be ready." Question: Which detail from the story best shows that Keisha is determined to help Carlos improve?
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