1. When Bruce and Andi saw Jerry hitting Red Rover with a stick, this shows that Jerry is B. mean.
A. brave
B. mean
C. active
2. When Bruce told Jerry he shouldn’t hit Red Rover, this shows that Bruce is C. brave?
A. bossy
B. curious
C. brave
3. When Jerry told Bruce to mind his own business and shoved Andi out of the way, this shows that Jerry is A. rude.
A. rude
B. funny
C. calm
4. When Andi was afraid that Bruce would tell their parents about the little white dog and its puppies, this shows that Bruce is B. honest.
A. brave
B. honest
C. shy
5. When Andi told Bruce about the dog and its puppies, Bruce kept the secret because Bruce is C. helpful.
A. energetic
B. bossy
C. helpful
6. When Bruce and Andi took the dog's food every day and played with them, this shows that Bruce and Andi are C. dependable.
A. funny
B. calm
C. dependable
7. One rainy morning, Andi sees a cute little white dog sitting on Aunt Alice’s porch to keep dry. She picks up the little dog and pets it.
This shows that Andi is C. caring.
A. brave
B. sensitive
C. caring
8. When she comes home from school that day and goes to her closet, there on the floor is the little white dog. And three tiny puppies! Andi doesn’t know what to do. She knows the dog can’t stay in Aunt Alice’s house.
This shows that Andi is B. considerate.
A. gentle
B. considerate
C. rude
An introduction of a literary work, art, or speech conveys a lot of information to the readers or audience.
The introduction discloses:
For instance, in Lois Duncan's Hotel for Dogs, the author uses the introduction to capture the themes of uncertainty, determination, kindness, and dedication that pervaded this children's comedy.
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