Literature Challenge #14

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Due to a technical glitch, this week's Literature Challenge will be due Tuesday, December 4th.

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Inference

The Harrison family takes a vacation in a different state every year. Last summer, they visited New York.
"I think there are more stores here than people," Allison said. "They have a whole store just for socks!"
Chris started to speak. "My favorite part about New --"
"I like that it's so busy here," Allison said. "It's too quiet in Maine."
"Until you get back," Chris said.

1) It is likely that: *

A) The Harrisons lived in Maine.

B) Allison talked more on vacation than at home.

C) Chris did not want to go to New York.

Mr. Farraf wrote his name on the board and said, "I'm not only your substitute teacher. I'm also a palindrome."
"You're a palindrome, too, Bob," Whitney said to Bob.
"I am not!" Bob said, his cheeks flushing with pink. "You shouldn't name-call."
"She didn't," Mr. Farraf said. "A palindrome is a word spelled the same forward and backward."

2) It is likely that: *

A) Mr. Farraf did not know Bob's name was a palindrome.

B) Whitney did not like Bob.

C) Bob was embarrassed.

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