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Grandfather’s Journey Test Review

Vocabulary The children were amazed that they did not have homework yesterday. Surprised Fooled

Answer The children were amazed that they did not have homework yesterday. Surprised

Vocabulary The teacher’s instruction bewildered the students. aided confused

Answer The teacher’s instruction bewildered the students. b. confused

Vocabulary Grandfather would like to travel back to his homeland. Clubhouse Native country

Answer b. Native country Grandfather would like to travel back to his homeland. b. Native country

Vocabulary Mike longed to travel to Disney World. Wanted Expected

Answer Mike longed to travel to Disney World. Wanted

Vocabulary Sandy looked up at the towering skyscraper. High modern

Answer Sandy looked up at the towering skyscraper. High

Vocabulary Tim built a sculpture made out of clay. statue chair

Answer Tim built a sculpture made out of clay. statue

Vocabulary The ocean water was still. calm direct

Answer The ocean water was still. calm

Comprehension What happened first in the story? The author’s Grandfather traveled in the United States. The author’s Grandfather got married.

Comprehension What happened first in the story? The author’s Grandfather traveled in the United States.

Comprehension Why was Grandfather both bewildered and amazed by the sights of North America? Grandfather never seen the mountains before. The US was much different from Japan.

Comprehension b. The US was much different from Japan.

Comprehension Which detail suggests that the author’s grandfather liked his trip through North America? He never thought of traveling home. He walked for ever.

Comprehension He never thought of traveling home.

Comprehension Why was the village not a good place for Grandfather to raise his daughter? It was not safe. It was small and quiet.

Comprehension b. It was small and quiet.

Comprehension Why did Grandfather raise songbirds? To make him not miss home. To sell to travelers.

Comprehension To make him not miss home.

Comprehension When did Grandfather return to his native (childhood) village to live for the last time? Before he left Japan. After the war.

Comprehension b. After the war.

Comprehension Why was California Grandfather’s favorite place to visit? Mountains and Rivers reminded him of Japan. He met really nice people from different cultures.

Comprehension Mountains and Rivers reminded him of Japan.

Comprehension What happened last? Grandfather visited California. The author missed his old friends.

Comprehension The author missed his old friends.

Comprehension When did the author write this story? After his grandfather passed away. During the war.

After his grandfather passed away. Comprehension After his grandfather passed away.

Comprehension The title of this story is Grandfather’s Journey. Why is this a good title for the story even though only the beginning is about the trip? The journey affected the grandfather and the author’s lives. The journey gave the grandfather a chance to see new things.

Comprehension The journey affected the grandfather and the author’s lives.

Good Luck with your test! Do your personal best and double check your answers.