AnswersAISD ELAR 6 Summer Academy 2026Unit Test

Context Clues and Multiple-Meaning Words Answers

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Which excerpt from "Meeting Julia" shows why the narrator wants to find a pen pal?

A
I thought it would be fun to communicate with people all over the country and learn new things about other places.
B
In June we signed up for Script Frenzy, a program in which writers all over the world write a twenty-thousand-word script in a month.
C
We write e-mails to each other almost every day and call each other every other weekend.
D
I agreed, but I secretly thought I could get them to change their minds about the meeting.
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Which is one characteristic of "Meeting Julia" that makes it a personal narrative?

A
It focuses on a story about one person.
B
It is told from one character's point of view.
C
It is written in the first person.
D
It is about two girls who are friends.
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Read the excerpt from "Meeting Julia."She looked a lot different than I had expected, but she was the same talkative, creative, fun person I had always known her to be. We talked a lot, laughed a lot, and after meeting, we went horseback riding together. It was one of the best days of my life.

A
Julia attends the narrator's Bat Mitzvah.
B
The narrator and Julia finally meet.
C
The narrator rides a horse for the first time.
D
Julia and the narrator become pen pals.
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Who is the antagonist in "The Catnapper"?

A
Wesley
B
Chomper
C
Mrs. Pebble
D
Cara
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Which piece of dialogue from "The Catnapper" best reveals the author's message that problems are more easily solved when people work together?

A
Early Wednesday morning, Cara called Wesley in a panic about her own beloved kitten. "Simon didn't come home last night!"
B
"Oh, they're nothing to worry about," Mrs. Pebble said, waving her hand. "Both of their barks are far worse than their bites, I'm sure."
C
"That way everyone could pitch in and help rather than spend the whole summer looking for lost cats," Wesley stated, crossing his arms.
D
"There doesn't seem to be a location pattern, Wesley," Cara said as she pointed out the locations of the cats' homes on the map.

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