Drawing Conclusions Practice Test

At the community center, a jar of donation coins sat on the counter. On Saturday afternoon, the jar looked lighter than usual. Ms. Rivera noticed the lid was still screwed on tightly. She also saw a narrow line of coins on the floor, as if they had rolled. A volunteer said the jar had been moved to wipe the counter. Later, Ms. Rivera found the jar behind a stack of flyers. The jar was tipped sideways, but the lid had not been opened. She checked the counter camera, which showed a gust of wind from the open door. The wind knocked over a tall flyer stand, which bumped the jar. Coins spilled, and a volunteer quickly swept them into a cup. The volunteer forgot to pour them back. Which statement best summarizes the conclusion of the passage?

On Monday, Mr. Ortiz placed a jar of colored pencils on his desk. By Wednesday, the blue pencil was missing. He asked the class to check backpacks and desks. No one found it. On Thursday, he noticed tiny blue marks on the class sign-in sheet. The marks looked like short, straight lines. During art time, Mr. Ortiz watched quietly. Tessa used a blue pencil, but she had brought her own set. Jordan borrowed a blue pencil, then returned it. Liam did not draw at all. Near the end, Mr. Ortiz saw Ava carefully outlining letters on a poster. She pressed hard, making the same short, straight lines. When the bell rang, Ava hurried to put supplies away. A blue pencil slipped from her folder and rolled under the table. Ava froze, then whispered that she had taken it to finish the poster. What is the most logical conclusion based on the passage details?