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NEWSELA "FBI Asks For Help in Solving Famous Art Theft" After Reading The Article, Circle The Best Answer

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J. Hessinger, K.

Culligan Name ________________________________________________________ Per _____

NEWSELA FBI asks for help in solving famous art theft After reading the article, circle the best answer.
1. A The informer will receive a job with the FBI. B The person will gain recognition in the community. C The tipster will never have to worry about money again. D The person will receive a free lifetime membership to the museum. If a member of the public helps the FBI find the paintings, what positive result will it have on their lives?

2.

Read the following sentence from the article.

In just 81 minutes, the men were able to steal 13 precious works of art. What is the author trying to help the reader understand about the thieves? A the thieves were very efficient B the thieves were very dangerous C the thieves were cruel and mean D the thieves were not very smart

3. A

According to the article, what can we infer is the reason the FBI discovered the thieves' identities?

Someone wanting the reward called the FBI with a tip. B The thieves' relatives called the FBI and revealed their identities. C A member of the Boston crime world revealed the thieves identities. D They found a buyer of one of the stolen paintings who revealed the identity of the thieves.

4.

Read the following sentences from the article.

Gardner was a huge fan of the Boston Red Sox baseball team. She shocked many people at a formal concert in 1912 when she appeared wearing a white headband, on which she had written "Oh, you Red Sox!" Which of the following is the author using when telling the story about Isabella Gardner? A B C D an anecdote a metaphor an idiom a simile

5.

Read the following sentence from the article. According to the museum's website, this act led a local newspaper to refer to her as "a woman gone crazy." Which of the following is the MOST LIKELY reason the newspaper refers to Isabella as "a woman gone crazy"?

A At a formal party she wore a white headband, on which she had written "Oh, you Red Sox!" B She gave free museum tickets to everyone with the same name as her. C She served doughnuts and champagne at the opening of the museum. D She was a huge fan of the Boston Red Sox baseball team.

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