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5 13 sentence evidence highlighting literature worksheet Worksheet

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Sentence‑evidence highlighting (Literature) - Highlight or select sentence numbers that serve as the strongest evidence for a given inference or analysis. (CCSS RL.5.1; TEKS §110.7(6)(F); FL B.E.S.T. ELA.K12.R.1.1; VA SOL (2024) Reading – Comprehension & Analysis, Gr.5)

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Grade 5

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English

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery
[1] The day Lina left, the school gym was wrapped in snow and goodbyes felt unfinished. [2] Lina carried a small box that was lighter than it should have been. [3] Inside lay a postcard, the last thing that still belonged to the past. [4] Lina told everyone the trip was only temporary, a "quick loop" back home. [5] At the station, Lina opened the box and held the object up to the light. [6] The object looked ordinary, but it seemed to pull on every memory at once. [7] Lina set it on a bench and walked away without looking back. [8] The train doors closed, and the bench stayed empty behind the glass.
Which sentence best supports the analysis that a postcard symbolizes Lina's connection to the past?
ASentence 3
BSentence 4
CSentence 2
DSentence 8
Solution & Explanation:Sentence 3 directly connects a postcard to 'the past,' making it the strongest evidence for the symbolism. The other options point to sentences that are less direct or do not support the inference.
Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery
[1] All summer, Tanya complained about a small bakery and swore they couldn't wait to leave. [2] On the last evening, a thunderstorm drifted in and softened the sharp edges of the day. [3] Tanya wandered the familiar streets slowly, as if walking through a photograph. [4] Tanya stopped at every corner that held a memory and stayed too long. [5] "This place never gave me anything," Tanya muttered, but the words sounded practiced. [6] When the car arrived, Tanya touched the gatepost one last time, quietly. [7] Tanya climbed in without speaking and watched the town shrink in the window.
Which sentence best supports the analysis that Tanya's true feelings about a small bakery are more affectionate than they claim?
ASentence 1
BSentence 6
CSentence 4
DSentence 5
Solution & Explanation:Sentence 6 shows a tender, final gesture (touching the gatepost) that suggests affection despite the complaints. The other options point to sentences that are less direct or do not support the inference.
Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery
[1] All summer, Sage complained about a music room and swore they couldn't wait to leave. [2] On the last evening, snow drifted in and softened the sharp edges of the day. [3] Sage wandered the familiar streets slowly, as if walking through a photograph. [4] Sage stopped at every corner that held a memory and stayed too long. [5] "This place never gave me anything," Sage muttered, but the words sounded practiced. [6] When the car arrived, Sage touched the gatepost one last time, quietly. [7] Sage climbed in without speaking and watched the town shrink in the window.
Which sentence best supports the analysis that Sage's true feelings about a music room are more affectionate than they claim?
ASentence 6
BSentence 4
CSentence 1
DSentence 5
Solution & Explanation:Sentence 6 shows a tender, final gesture (touching the gatepost) that suggests affection despite the complaints. The other options point to sentences that are less direct or do not support the inference.

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