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    "Finding Lincoln": Text Evidence Questions

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    The document contains a worksheet with 10 questions about the story "Finding Lincoln" that students must answer in complete sentences using evidence from the text. The questions probe for details about the main problem Louis encounters, the meaning of an idiom, why Louis has to write an essay on Lincoln, how being removed from the library would make Louis feel, the potential effects of the librarian helping Louis, and how Louis and his parents feel when he brings home the library book. It also asks students to relate Louis to Lincoln, describe Lincoln based on details in the text, provide examples of the historical fiction genre, and draw their favorite scene.

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    The document contains a worksheet with 10 questions about the story "Finding Lincoln" that students must answer in complete sentences using evidence from the text. The questions probe for details about the main problem Louis encounters, the meaning of an idiom, why Louis has to write an essay on Lincoln, how being removed from the library would make Louis feel, the potential effects of the librarian helping Louis, and how Louis and his parents feel when he brings home the library book. It also asks students to relate Louis to Lincoln, describe Lincoln based on details in the text, provide examples of the historical fiction genre, and draw their favorite scene.

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    The document contains a worksheet with 10 questions about the story "Finding Lincoln" that students must answer in complete sentences using evidence from the text. The questions probe for details about the main problem Louis encounters, the meaning of an idiom, why Louis has to write an essay on Lincoln, how being removed from the library would make Louis feel, the potential effects of the librarian helping Louis, and how Louis and his parents feel when he brings home the library book. It also asks students to relate Louis to Lincoln, describe Lincoln based on details in the text, provide examples of the historical fiction genre, and draw their favorite scene.

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    The document contains a worksheet with 10 questions about the story "Finding Lincoln" that students must answer in complete sentences using evidence from the text. The questions probe for details about the main problem Louis encounters, the meaning of an idiom, why Louis has to write an essay on Lincoln, how being removed from the library would make Louis feel, the potential effects of the librarian helping Louis, and how Louis and his parents feel when he brings home the library book. It also asks students to relate Louis to Lincoln, describe Lincoln based on details in the text, provide examples of the historical fiction genre, and draw their favorite scene.

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    Name: ___________________________ Date: __________________

    “Finding Lincoln”
    Text Evidence Questions

    Directions: Answer each question with a complete sentence. Remember to use


    capitalization and punctuation. Write the page number of the location of the answer.

    1. What is the main problem Louis encounters at the beginning of the story?

    ____________________________________________________________________________________

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    Page #: _________

    2. What does the idiom “stand up for” mean in this case?

    ____________________________________________________________________________________

    ____________________________________________________________________________________

    Page #: _________

    3. Why does Louis have to write an essay about Lincoln?

    ____________________________________________________________________________________

    ____________________________________________________________________________________

    Page #: _________

    4. Imagine you are in Louis’s shoes. How would it make you feel to be led out of the
    library?

    ____________________________________________________________________________________

    ____________________________________________________________________________________

    Page #: _________

    5. What could the effects of the librarian helping Louis be? What do you think caused her
    to help him anyway?

    ____________________________________________________________________________________

    ____________________________________________________________________________________

    Page #: _________
    6. How do Louis and his parents feel when Louis comes home with the library book?

    ____________________________________________________________________________________

    ____________________________________________________________________________________

    Page #: _________

    7. How can Louis relate to Abraham Lincoln?

    ____________________________________________________________________________________

    ____________________________________________________________________________________

    Page #: _________

    8. Describe Abraham Lincoln based on the details given in the text.

    ____________________________________________________________________________________

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    Page #: _________

    9. Give some examples from the story that show this is historical fiction.

    ____________________________________________________________________________________

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    Page #: _________

    10. Draw a picture of your favorite scene from the story.

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