Raccoon Olympics Guided Reading and Comprehension Questions

Question 1
BEFORE READING: Please make one prediction about what you will read.
Remember, it is creative non-fiction, so the events must be possible.
(Type something here)

Question 2
DURING READING: What is the tone of the story?

A. Duplicitous
B. Disinterested
C. Humorous
D. Mournful

Question 3
AFTER READING: Who is the audience that the author wrote for?
(Please Show You're Work)

Question 4
AFTER READING: What is the author's purpose in "Raccoon Olympics"? (Part A)

A. To entertain
B. To inform
C. To persuade

Question 5
AFTER READING: Depending on your answer above, what does the author want to entertain the reader with/inform the reader about/OR persuade the reader to believe?
(Please type something here)

Question 6
AFTER READING: Please re-read the sentence from "Raccoon Olympics."

I had seen raccoons before, staring shiny-eyed into the beam of my flashlight and skulking down storm drains, but never up close, in daylight.

What does the word skulking suggest about the raccoon?

A. the raccoon is wary

B. the raccoon is tired

C. the raccoon is annoyed

D. the raccoon is elated

Please answer all of these questions my homeword us due of k12 please

The prediction is that there will be some form of sports involved in the story. A prediction is an attempt to forecast what events are likely to happen in a story.

There is textual evidence to show that the tone of the story is "Duplicitous". The evidence is given below:

"Unfortunately, we have not found our champion yet.” Paul winks again, but he’s looking at my dad, not me. Dad catches my eye as if he wants to tell me something, then looks away."

The audience story is written for our children and parents. The story is about how parents can be indirect in how they communicate difficult ideas.

The author's purpose in "Racoon Olympics" is to entertain. (Option A) It also highlights aspects of parenting as well as how children view the world.

The author wants to entertain the reader with how the perspectives of children and adults, placed side by side can be quite humorous.

The closest meaning to Skulking, as used in the sentence above means "the raccoon is wary". (Option A). When skulking down the drains, they are most likely doing so because of the presence of the human narrating the story.

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