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PC ELA Hurricanes 4

Hurricanes Section 4

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What things does Barry compare the sound of the wind to? Select TWO answers. wolves and ghosts
How did Barry's perception of the storm change as Dad played music? Barry began to feel safe.
Which quote from the text best supports the fact that Barry"s perception of the storm changed as Dad played music? "The house shook and rattled, but as Dad’s music filled the air, Barry started to feel safe."
Describe how Dad's quick thinking saved his family when their house began to flood. Arrange the details in the correct sequence. What happened first? The living room was flooded, so Dad grabbed Barry.
Describe how Dad's quick thinking saved his family when their house began to flood. Arrange the details in the correct sequence. What happened second? The water continued to rise, so Dad led the family to the attic.
Describe how Dad's quick thinking saved his family when their house began to flood. Arrange the details in the correct sequence. What happened third? Water passed the second floor, but Dad remembered there was an ax in the attic.
Describe how Dad's quick thinking saved his family when their house began to flood. Arrange the details in the correct sequence. What happened last? Dad cut a hole in the ceiling, so the family escaped.
What happened to Barry after the wind blew him off the roof and separated him from his family? He was swept into the flood waters and grabbed a tree trunk.
What does Barry realize about Cruz's noises? Cruz was not a killer dog.
What evidence from the text best supports the fact that Barry realized that Cruz is not a killer dog? "That didn't sound like a killer dog."
What is the meaning of the word straining? to use force or great effort
Which detail from the text best supports the fact that straining means to use force or great effort? "...he was practically strangling himself."
How does Barry's perspective change from the beginning to the end of chapter 11? At the beginning of chapter 11 Barry was afraid of Cruz. At the end of chapter 11 Barry was happy to be with Cruz.
How was Barry feeling when he saw the helicopter? Barry was excited and hopeful.
What details in the excerpt support the fact that Barry felt excited and hopeful when he saw the helicopter? They'd made it. Soon they'd be out of the flood! Barry thought.
What is the theme of this book? Overcome challenges.
Created by: Lisa May
 

 



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