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Custom Quiz List Custom Quiz List School: Sunnyslope MANAGEMENT READING WORD BOOK AUTHOR LEXILE® LEVEL GRL POINTS COUNT 13 Little Blue Envelopes Johnson, Maureen 770 4.8 NR 15 62,401 145th Street: Short Stories Myers, Walter Dean 760 6.2 NR 10 36,397 19 Varieties Of Gazelle Nye, Naomi Shihab 910 7.1 NR 6 13,050 20,000 Leagues (Great Illustra Vogel, Malvina G. 770 4.7 P 6 16,431 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea Verne, Jules 1030 8.1 Z 23 106,330 20,000 Leagues...Sea (Read180) Grant, Adam 280 1.6 P 2 1,289 2001, A Space Odyssey Clarke, Arthur C. 1060 8.3 NR 15 61,418 20th Century Sports: Images... Meserole, Mike 1380 9 NR 8 23,934 24 Girls In 7 Days Bradley, Alex 680 4.1 NR 15 62,537 24 Hours Mahy, Margaret 790 6.1 NR 12 44,054 3 NBs Of Julian Drew Deem, James 560 5.1 NR 6 36,224 33 Snowfish Rapp, Adam 1050 7.8 NR 10 37,208 763 M.P.H. Fuerst, Jeffrey B. 410 2 NR 3 760 8 Plus 1 Cormier, Robert 930 6.7 NR 10 42,484 A Child Called It Pelzer, Dave 850 5.9 R 11 19,566 ABC Murders Christie, Agatha 740 8.4 NR 10 57,358 Abduction Philbrick, Rodman 590 6.1 NR 9 55,243 Absolutely True Diary Of A Alexie, Sherman 600 3.4 N/A 13 44,264 Abundance Of Katherines, An Green, John 890 8.1 NR 16 60,306 Acceleration McNamee, Graham 670 6.2 NR 13 46,975 Accidents Of Nature Johnson, Harriet McBryde 690 4.2 NR 14 52,481 Acquaintance With Darkness Rinaldi, Ann 520 6.5 NR 17 72,073 Across Five Aprils Hunt, Irene 1100 5.5 Z 15 60,628 Across The Grain Ferris, Jean 740 6.1 NR 10 52,842 Across The Nightingale Floor Hearn, Lian 840 6.4 NR 20 87,008 Across Wide & Lonesome Prairie Gregory, Kristiana 940 5.2 T 8 29,628 Adam And Eve And Pinch Me Johnston, Julie 760 6.5 NR 11 57,165 Adam Bede Eliot, George 1260 12 NR 57 216,566 Adrift: 76 Days Lost At Sea Callahan, Steven 990 6.8 NR 15 66,827 Adventures Of Blue Avenger Howe, Norma 1020 6.9 NR 11 43,553 Adventures Of Capt. Underpants Pilkey, Dav 720 3.5 P 3 5,360 Adventures Of Huckleberry Finn Twain, Mark 990 5.9 Z 24 109,774 Adventures Of Sherlock Holmes Doyle, Arthur Conan 1080 8.1 NR 25 104,532 Adventures Of The Shark Lady McGovern, Ann 890 3.9 Q 3 8,439 Adventures: Timeless Tales Reiff, Tana 500 3.3 NR 3 6,482 Aesop: The Complete Fables Aesop 1030 6.9 NR 7 49,914 African Journey (System 44) Bakke, Leslie 230 1.5 N/A 1 761 Printed by: Ken Nelson Page 1 of 70 Printed on: 11/07/11 Copyright © Scholastic Inc. All rights reserved. v 1.14 Custom Quiz List (Page 2) MANAGEMENT READING WORD BOOK AUTHOR LEXILE® LEVEL GRL POINTS COUNT After Prose, Francine 770 7.1 NR 14 55,757 After The Death Of Anna Fields, Terri N/A 5.8 NR 4 6,878 After The First Death Cormier, Robert 740 7.3 NR 11 62,609 After The Funeral Christie, Agatha 690 7.1 NR 12 70,550 Afterlife, The Soto, Gary 810 6.1 NR 10 35,174 Afternoon On The Amazon Osborne, Mary Pope 290 3.1 L 3 4,787 Air Down Here (Anthology), The Alicea, Gil C. 710 5.1 N/A 2 742 Airfield Ingold, Jeanette 810 6.8 NR 10 35,051 Alas, Babylon Frank, Pat 870 6.9 NR 20 101,712 Alcatraz: Prison For America's Henderson, C. J. 440 2.3 NR 2 3,422 Alchemist Coelho, Paulo 910 6.8 NR 11 38,342 Alex Rodriguez: Slugging… Thornley, Stew 980 5.3 NR 4 8,154 Alexandra O'Dell, Scott 880 6.1 NR 8 34,100 Alicia: My Story Appleman-Jurman, Alicia 880 8.1 NR 29 152,129 Alien Encounter Brin, Susannah 530 3.1 P 5 8,127 Alien For Rent Duffey, Betsy 230 2.1 M 4 7,249 Alison's Trumpet...(Read 180) Hentoff, Nat 440 3.4 N/A 5 5,471 All Creatures Great And Small Herriot, James 990 8.1 NR 33 157,429 All Dressed Up (FX) Valle, Elsie 390 1.9 NR 3 822 All I Really Need To Know I... Fulghum, Robert 860 7.4 NR 7 28,955 All In a Day's Work & Other... Stine, Megan 270 1.7 N 5 2,499 All Quiet On The Western Front Remarque, Erich Maria 830 9 NR 16 62,548 All That Glitters (Ferris) Ferris, Jean 820 6.5 NR 9 43,457 All That Remains Cornwell, Patricia 870 6.3 NR 20 105,840 All That Remains (Brooks) Brooks, Bruce 850 6.2 NR 9 29,307 All The Pretty Horses McCarthy, Cormac 940 6.4 NR 21 99,335 All Things Bright & Beautiful Herriot, James 1070 7.4 NR 32 138,038 All Things Wise And Wonderful Herriot, James 940 7.2 NR 31 152,247 All-American Girl Cabot, Meg 880 6.2 X 18 71,588 All-American Slurp (Anthology) Namioka, Lensey 820 5.5 N/A 2 3,900 All-in Hautman, Pete 760 4.5 N/A 10 30,782 Alligators In The Sewer Craughwell, Thomas J. 830 5.2 NR 13 50,396 Almost Famous Hay, Seek 550 2.9 NR 3 2,053 Aloha Summer Wallace, Bill 680 4.8 NR 10 37,170 Alone At Ninety Foot Holubitsky, Katherine 600 4.8 NR 6 37,312 Along The Tracks Bergman, Tamar 650 7.1 NR 18 78,497 Alt Ed Atkins, Catherine 490 2.5 NR 12 43,880 Printed by: Ken Nelson Page 2 of 70 Printed on: 11/07/11 Copyright © Scholastic Inc. All rights reserved. v 1.14 Custom Quiz List (Page 3) MANAGEMENT READING WORD BOOK AUTHOR LEXILE® LEVEL GRL POINTS COUNT Altered Voices Sussex, Lucy 800 6.5 NR 8 38,125 Amazing Maurice & Rodents Pratchett, Terry 550 6.1 NR 15 62,854 Amazing Mrs. Pollifax, The Gilman, Dorothy 870 7.5 NR 12 58,815 Amen Corner Baldwin, James 660 5.2 NR 6 22,478 America Frank, E. R. 610 6.1 X 13 50,278 America Street:-Multicultural Mazer, Anne 870 6.9 R 8 36,364 America Through the Lens Sandler, Martin W. 1210 6.5 Y 7 18,573 American Dragons Yep, Laurence 990 7.1 Z 13 54,275 American Indian Games Miller, Jay 770 5.5 M 3 1,652 American Tall Tales Stoutenburg, Adrien 910 5.4 N/A 7 25,064 American Tall Tales (Action) Myracle, Lauren 240 2.1 L 3 2,352 Amethyst Dreams Whitney, Phyllis A. 800 6.9 NR 14 72,845 Amigo Brothers Thomas, Piri 240 1.4 NR 3 500 Amigo Brothers (Anthology) Thomas, Piri 830 7.1 N/A 2 4,095 Among The Hidden Haddix, Margaret Peterson 800 5.9 W 8 31,833 Anastasia Syndrome & Other Sto Clark, Mary Higgins 790 8.1 NR 17 91,786 And The Winner Is...(Sprint) LL Cool J N/A 2.6 K 1 256 And Then There Were None Christie, Agatha 570 7.1 NR 10 51,233 Angel Of Death, The Ferguson, Alane 770 6.1 T 14 57,414 Angel Of Hope McDaniel, Lurlene 640 5.1 NR 11 40,737 Angel Of Mercy McDaniel, Lurlene 710 5.1 NR 11 39,219 Angelmonster Bennett, Veronica 850 7.1 NR 13 47,941 Angels On The Roof Moore, Martha 630 5.2 NR 8 43,834 Angus, Thongs & Full-Frontal.. Rennison, Louise 700 5.7 NR 11 38,414 Animal E.R. Brown, Jordan 440 2.3 P 3 5,945 Animal Keeper & Friend (Anth) Article 830 6.5 N/A 2 846 Anna Of Byzantium Barrett, Tracy 910 8.3 NR 13 51,706 Anne Of Green Gables Montgomery, L. M. 990 5.9 V 22 100,682 Anne Of Green Gables (Action) West, Elizabeth 240 2.1 G 3 3,014 Annie John Kincaid, Jamaica 1220 6.9 Z 12 41,210 Another Homecoming Oke, Janette 780 7.5 NR 14 75,162 Another Kind Of Monday Coles, William E. 790 5.1 NR 18 66,967 Another Way To Dance Southgate, Martha 690 5.3 NR 11 39,598 Anpao Highwater, Jamake 880 6.9 NR 12 56,490 Answer Girl... Allen, Laura 490 3.7 NR 4 1,615 Answer Girl...Brain (Sprint) Allen, Laura 590 3.7 P 3 4,332 Ant Attack! Leviton, Michael 530 2.8 NR 3 1,428 Printed by: Ken Nelson Page 3 of 70 Printed on: 11/07/11 Copyright © Scholastic Inc. All rights reserved. v 1.14 Custom Quiz List (Page 4) MANAGEMENT READING WORD BOOK AUTHOR LEXILE® LEVEL GRL POINTS COUNT Ant Attack! (System 44) Leviton, Michael 290 1.7 N/A 2 1,320 Anthem Rand, Ayn 880 7.9 NR 7 19,049 Antigone Sophocles 1090 10 NR 8 11,479 Antigone (Action) Davis, Kate N/A 3.7 O 3 3,395 Any Small Goodness Johnston, Tony 600 5.1 T 6 16,923 Anything For Billy McMurtry, Larry 1000 7.5 NR 18 82,355 Apollyon LaHaye, Tim 790 6.1 NR 20 90,520 Appointment With Death Christie, Agatha 680 7.8 NR 9 54,060 Aquamarine Hoffman, Alice 940 6.4 W 5 9,530 Aquamarine #1 Hoffman, Alice 940 6.4 W 5 9,530 Aquamarine #2 Hoffman, Alice 940 6.4 W 5 9,530 Aquamarine #3 Hoffman, Alice 940 6.4 W 5 9,530 Arabian Nights West, Terry M.
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