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The Boy With Buttery Hands - Comprehension Questions Answer Key

1. What does Johnny put on his hands and feet?

A. socks B. tape C. butter D. chocolate

2. What motivates Johnny's decision to put butter on his feet?

A. He is bored. B. He is hungry. C. He is angry. D. He is lonely.

3. Johnny thinks that putting butter on his feet will let him slide quickly down the . What evidence from the passage best supports this conclusion?

A. "He was about to give up and return to the sofa when he spied the butter-sitting out in a butter dish beside the breadbox." B. "He stared down the long hallway, spit on his hands, rubbed them together, and grabbed hold of the doorframe." C. "He leaned back and then yanked himself forward, hoping to launch himself down the like an Olympic ski-jumper." D. "He stood up and walked slowly to the hallway taking care to put his feet straight down, lest he slip and fall on his face."

4. How does Johnny most likely feel about putting butter on his feet by the end of the story?

A. He enjoys it. B. He is nervous about it. C. He is confused about it. D. He regrets it.

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5. What is this story mostly about?

A. Johnny puts butter on his feet with bad results. B. Johnny puts butter on his feet and slides down the hallway. C. Johnny breaks his sister May's mug because he is mad at her. D. Johnny tries to fix May's mug with superglue and rubber cement.

6. Read the following sentences: "He flopped onto the , peeled off his socks, and began applying the butter. He slathered it onto his feet with hands, rubbing it in like a car collector polishing a prized classic. Once his feet were thoroughly slippery, he stood up and walked slowly to the hallway."

As used in this sentence, what does the word "slathered" mean?

A. removed something B. spread something thickly C. cleaned something up D. dried something off

7. Choose the answer that best completes the sentence below.

Johnny is bored on a rainy summer day, _____ he covers his feet in butter.

A. yet B. like C. after D. so

8. What is "slightly odd" about the way Johnny drinks water?

Johnny drinks water out of mugs instead of glasses.

9. Explain why the way that Johnny drinks water is important to the plot of the story.

The way that Johnny drinks water is relevant to the plot of the story because if he did not drink out of mugs, he would not have broken his sister's favorite mug.

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10. The passage ends with the following sentence: "He had liked it better when he was bored." Explain why Johnny feels this way by using evidence from the passage.

Answers may vary and should be supported by the passage. Students should indicate that Johnny does not have a good time after putting butter on his hands, because he falls on his face and breaks his sister's mug. Since Johnny hates jigsaw puzzles, trying to put the mug back together is a chore. He does not encounter these problems when he is bored. So, being bored may seem like a better option to him by the end of the story.

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MME Grade 4 297mm x 210mm US 4 3 1 7 1 9 9 0 7 7 8 5 6 3 7 1 6 2 5 ✩ Ordering sets of decimals 3 4 5 3 Write these decimals in order, from least to greatest. 6 0.45 0.21 2.07 1.45 3.62 2.17 7 8 9 0.21 0.45 1.45 2.07 2.17 3.62 9

10 3 11 Write these decimals in order, from least to greatest. 12 13 1 5.63 2.14 5.6 3.91 1.25 4.63 14 15 2 1.25 2.14 3.91 4.63 5.6 5.63 16 9.39 0.24 7.63 8.25 7.49 9.40 17 18 5 0.24 7.49 7.63 8.25 9.39 9.40 19 20 9 1.05 2.36 1.09 2.41 7.94 1.50 21 1.05 1.09 1.50 2.36 2.41 7.94

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23 8 3.92 5.63 2.29 4.62 5.36 2.15 24 4 2.15 2.29 3.92 4.62 5.36 5.63 25 26 28.71 21.87 27.18 21.78 28.17 27.81 27 28 21.78 21.87 27.18 27.81 28.17 28.71 29 3 30 Write these measures in order, from least to greatest. 31 32 2 $56.25 $32.40 $11.36 $32.04 $55.26 $36.19 33 34 8 $11.36 $32.04 $32.40 $36.19 $55.26 $56.25 35 94.21 km 87.05 km 76.91 km 94.36 km 65.99 km 110.75 km 36

37 65.99 km 76.91 km 87.05 km 94.21 km 94.36 km 110.75 km 38 05 39 $26.41 $47.23 $26.14 $35.23 $49.14 $35.32 40 $26.14 $26.41 $35.23 $35.32 $47.23 $49.14 41 42 1 19.51 m 16.15 m 15.53 m 12.65 m 24.24 m 16.51 m 43 44 7 12.65 m 15.53 m 16.15 m 16.51 m 19.51 m 24.24 m 45 7.35 l 8.29 l 5.73 l 8.92 l 10.65 l 4.29 l 46 47 3 4.29 l 5.73 l 7.35 l 8.29 l 8.92 l 10.65 l 48

9 3 102 2 9 6 0 Children should4 take special2 care when they order sets that include3 numbers1 with 7 similar digits that have1 different place values. Make sure that they understand how place value defines a number: for example, 6.959 is less than 7.1.

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MME Grade 5 297mm x 210mm US 4 3 1 7 1 9 9 0 7 7 8 5 6 3 7 1 6 2 5 ✩ Comparing and ordering decimals 3 4 5 3 CompareCompare thethe decimals.decimals. WhichWhich decimaldecimal isis greater?greater? 6 7 2.2 and 3.1 0.45 and 0.6 8 9 Line them up vertically. 9 2.2 0.45 10 3 11 3.1 0.60 12 3>2, so 3.1>2.2 6>4, so 0.6>0.45 13 1 14 15 2 16 Compare the decimals. Which decimal is greater? 17 18 5 7.9 and 8.1 0.5 and 0.62 3.6 and 0.94 0.4 and 0.67 19 20 9 8.1 0.62 3.6 0.67 21

22 1.6 and 1.9 0.31 and 3.10 8.5 and 6.9 6.75 and 6.71

23 8 24 4 1.9 3.10 8.5 6.75 28 29 Find the greatest decimal. 30 2.9 and 2.75 and 2.6 0.97 and 1.09 and 1.3 4.9 and 3.87 and 4.75 31 32 3 2.9 1.3 4.9 33 34 Write the decimals in order from greatest to least. 35 2 36 0.33 3.1 0.3 24.95 23.9 24.5 7.5 6.95 7.58 37 38 8 3.1, 0.33, 0.3 24.95, 24.5, 23.9 7.58, 7.5, 6.95

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40 Find the answer to each problem. 41 05 42 The Weather Bureau reported 5.18 inches of rain in March, 6.74 inches in April, and 5.23 inches in May. Which month 43 5.18<5.23<6.74 44 had the least rainfall? March 45 1 46 47 7 A postal worker walked 4.5 miles on Wednesday, 3.75 miles on Thursday, and 4.25 miles on Friday. Which day did she 48 4.5>4.25>3.75 49 walk the farthest? Wednesday 50 3 51

9 3 20 2 9 6 0 Before making4 any comparisons,1 2 children should write out each of3 the numbers1 with7 the same number of decimal places, lining up the decimal points vertically.

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MME Grade 5 297mm x 210mm US

3 2 4 6 9 3 8 8 0 4 1 2 0 1 4 7 1 Decimal addition ✩ 1 2 3 4 Write in the answers to these problems. 5 1 1 1 1 2 6 47.15 43.99 7 +19.36 +12.76 0 8 66.51 56.75 9 7 10 11 Write the answer to each problem. 12 6 13 53.72 84.17 29.36 23.56 62.49 14 +77.92 +68.21 +66.84 +79.14 +18.75 15 131.64 152.38 96.20 102.70 81.24 16 17 8 18 35.67 29.88 67.39 49.32 27.22 19 +12.99 +43.02 +81.70 +14.95 +38.84 1 20 48.66 72.90 149.09 64.27 66.06 21 22

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Write the answer to each problem. 24 9 5 28 76.30 44.29 81.97 29.86 68.25 29 +22.97 +11.04 +69.14 +76.33 +84.36 30 99.27 55.33 151.11 106.19 152.61 31 32 33 83.90 45.83 52.17 84.93 72.83 4 34 +30.24 +45.71 +90.21 +29.37 +41.16 35 114.14 91.54 142.38 114.30 113.99 36 9 37

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Write the answer to each problem. 39 23 40 41 37.89 + 82.15 = 32.44 + 21.88 = 37.19 + 28.24 = 120.04 54.32 65.43 42 43 68.67 + 29.82 = 98.49 21.99 + 79.32 = 101.31 52.45 + 34.58 = 87.03 44 45 5 46 84.77 + 39.12 = 123.89 63.84 + 29.81 = 93.65 34.43 + 25.64 = 60.07 47 6 48 33.97 + 24.62 = 58.59 76.39 + 43.78 = 120.17 52.38 + 38.43 = 90.81 49 9 50 51

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This1 page should3 follow0 on from earlier addition work.7 On this page, children7 2 are dealing with two decimal places. The most likely mistakes will be errors involving carrying, or in the third section, where they are working horizontally.

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MME Grade 5 297mm x 210mm US 4 3 1 7 1 9 9 0 7 7 8 5 6 3 7 1 6 2 5 ✩ Decimal addition 3 4 5 3 Write the sum for each problem. 6 1 1 1 1 296.48 73.00 7 +131.70 + 269.23 8 9 9 428.18 342.23

10 3 11 12 Write the sum for each problem. 13 1 14 491.83 964.71 32.045 306 15 2 + 37.84 +321.2 +204.99 +844.24 16 529.67 1,285.91 237.035 1,150.24 17 18 5 19 471.932 842.01 675.82 37.82 20 9 + 755.26 + 11.842 +105 +399.71 21 1,227.192 853.852 780.82 437.53

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23 8 24 4 65.24 178.935 184.70 443.27 28 +605.27 +599.41 +372.81 +75 29 670.51 778.345 557.51 518.27 30 31 32 3 563 703.95 825.36 529.3 33 +41 3.98 +85.11 +249.857 +482.56 34 976.98 789.06 1,075.217 1,01 1.86 35 2 36 37 Write the sum for each problem. 38 8

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421 + 136.25 = 92.31 + 241.73 = 334.04 40 557.25 41 05 42 501.8 + 361.93 = 863.73 558.32 + 137.945 = 696.265 43 44 27 + 142.07 = 169.07 75.31 + 293.33 = 368.64 45 1 46 47 7 153.3 + 182.02 = 335.32 491.445 + 105.37 = 596.815 48 49 253.71+ 62 = 315.71 829.2 + 63.74 = 892.94 50 3 51

9 3 14 2 9 6 0 Watch out4 for misalignment1 2 when children work on horizontal3 additions.1 7

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