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Literary Evidence in Writing

Draw evidence from literary texts to support analysis, reflection, and research in writing, applying grade-level reading standards to literature

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Question 1 of 3

Read the passage: "When Sam saw the spilled milk on the floor, he quickly grabbed a towel and cleaned it up before anyone else noticed." Which statement best explains what Sam's actions reveal about his character, using evidence from the passage?

Question 2 of 3

Read the two short excerpts below. Excerpt A – “Luna’s Space Adventure”: Luna looks at the dark sky and says, "Even if I'm scared, I will launch the rocket." She steps onto the launch pad. Excerpt B – “Tommy’s Treehouse”: Tommy hears a loud thunderstorm and whispers, "I won't hide; I will stay until the rain stops," even though the wind shakes the treehouse. Which statement best compares how the two texts treat the theme of courage, using quotations from both excerpts as evidence?

Question 3 of 3

Read the short passage below: When the school bell rang, Maya saw a younger student fumbling with his locker. She hurried over, knelt down, and said, "Let me help you, it's not fair to be stuck." Then she lifted the heavy lock with both hands and opened it for him. Which statement best explains how Maya's actions and dialogue reveal her motivation?

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