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    Name: WEEK 11

    Prediction DAY 3
    READ THE PASSAGE   Use clues from the story and your experiences to predict what Jason will do next.

    Jason and His Guitar


    Jason admired the new guitar he had received for his birthday. It was shiny and black,
    with red flames decorating the body. “This guitar is awesome!” Jason said. “I’m going to
    practice every day until I know at least three songs!”
    The next day, Jason spent the afternoon looking through his microscope at rainwater
    he had collected from the backyard. His guitar sat in the corner of his room.
    Two days after his birthday, Jason spent the afternoon trying to wrap Biscuit, the
    family cat, in aluminum foil. Jason was trying to make her the first astronaut kitty. Biscuit
    was yowling sadly. Jason’s microscope sat in the corner of his room, next to his guitar.
    Day after day, Jason found something new to do that he had not done the day before.
    The pile of equipment and supplies in the corner of his room grew.
    “How is the guitar practice coming along?” Mom asked. She was making sandwiches
    for lunch and watching Jason dig through the recycling bin for cans he could use to make
    a tin-can telephone.
    “Huh?” Jason said, looking up. “Oh, yeah. I’ll get around to it. I’m waiting until I feel
    the music.”
    “I wish you’d feel the need to clean your room,” Mom said, handing Jason his lunch.

    SKILL PRACTICE   Read each question. Fill in the bubble next to the correct answer.


     1.  Based on what you know about Jason, what   3.  Which of these is most likely to happen?
    will likely happen after lunch? A Jason will create more clutter in his room.
    A Jason will ask for another sandwich. B Jason will clean his room.
    B Jason will throw away the cans he finds. C Jason will use his microscope again.
    C Jason will use the cans to start a project. D Jason will learn how to play songs.
    D Jason will practice the guitar.
     4.  How do you think Biscuit will react the  
    2.  Which of these will probably end up in the  next time she sees Jason?
    pile in Jason’s room? A She will want to play with him.
    A Jason’s cat, Biscuit B She will knock over the tin cans.
    B Jason’s tin-can telephone C She will be nervous around him.
    C Mom’s sandwich D She will listen to him as he plays the guitar.
    D rainwater from the backyard

    STRATEGY PRACTICE   Write a question that can be answered with information from the passage. 


    Then have a partner answer your question.

    © Evan-Moor Corp. • EMC 3454 • Daily Reading Comprehension 73

    3454.indb 73 10/19/10 8:01 AM

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