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Then describe what you think will happen next and why.  \n1. “Lin’s mom just called,” said Katy’s mom.“She said Lin has a fever and is staying home from school today.”  \n“Oh shoot,” said Katy.“We’re partners on our science project, and everyone’s going to be working on their projects today. I guess I’ll have to do all the work myself.”  \n“Hmmm,” said Katy’s mom.“When is the project due?”  \n“It’s not due for a week. We were just getting started on it,” Katy said.  \n“Maybe your teacher would let you work on your other homework while the class is working on the project,” Katy’s mom said. Katy nodded as her mom continued,“Then when Lin gets better, she can come over here after school, and the two of you can catch up on the project. Do you want me to write a note to your teacher to see if that would be okay?”  \nWhat probably happened next? Support your answer with text evidence.  \n|  |\n| --- |\n|  |\n\n2. Joey ran across the soccer field to join his team.  \n“Hey you guys! Sorry I’m late! My mom got stuck in traffic on her way home from work,” he said.  \n“That’s okay,” Joey’s coach said.“Could you go over and grab that bag of oranges from Chris’s dad?”  \nWhat probably happened next? Support your answer with text evidence.  \n|  |\n| --- |\n|  |\n\n3. Jenny couldn’t wait for the school day to be over. Aunt Sophie was visiting and had promised to take her Christmas shopping after school. Jenny had been saving her money for weeks and weeks. She had some good ideas for what to get her mom and her sister, but she had no idea what to get for her dad. She thought about it during Language Arts class. She thought about it during Social Studies and Math. Not socks. Not ties. Those were boring. Then, in Science class, she had a great idea. Her dad liked to work in the little garden in their backyard. Jenny had noticed that his garden clippers had been left out in the rain and were all rusty. That would be the first item on her list!  \nFinally, the bell rang. Aunt Sophie should be waiting for Jenny outside!  \n“Where to first?” Aunt Sophie asked.  \nWhat probably happened next? Support your answer with text evidence.  \n|  |\n| --- |\n|  |\n\n4. Theodore loved to read superhero comic books. His favorite superhero was H2O, who could double in size if there was enough water around. His friend Bean liked H2O comic books too. They talked about H2O’s adventures and what they thought might happen next in the story. Every comic book ended with H2O in some kind of awful situation. You could never guess how the superhero would survive!  \nTheodore usually had to borrow Bean’s comic books. Theodore’s mom didn’t mind him reading comic books, but she said she couldn’t afford to spend good money on them.  \nOne day, Theodore saw his neighbor, Mr. Franco, walking past the apartment building with his dog, Royal. Royal was a nice collie with big brown eyes. Theodore said hello and walked over to Mr. Franco.  \nMr. Franco smiled and said,“I wish I had time to walk Royal more. He really loves his walks. I’ve been thinking about paying someone to walk him a few days a week.”  \nWhat probably happened next? Support your answer with text evidence.  \n|  |\n| --- |\n|  |\n\nAnswers  \nSample answers are provided below.  \nAccept other answers if they are supported by details from the text.  \n1.  I predict that Katy's mom will write a note to her teacher because the text said that Katy nodded when she heard her mom's idea.  \n2.  I predict that Joey's soccer team is about to have snack time because the text said that his coach asked him to grab the bag of oranges.  \n3.  I predict that Jenny will ask her Aunt Sophie to go buy garden clippers for her dad because the text said that they were the first item on her list.  \n4.  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