Question

3 which of the following events could create a commotion?
playing a quiet board game with friends
reading a book alone in your room
watching a movie at the theater
dropping a tray of dishes in the kitchen

4 if a sudden loud noise interrupts a classroom lesson, what might the teacher say has happened?
a celebration
a naptime
a commotion
a quiet moment

5 imagine youre at a birthday party, and theres cheering, laughter, and balloons flying everywhere.
what word describes this lively scene?
peaceful
quiet

Explanation:

Question 3

To determine which event creates a commotion, we analyze each option:

• Playing a quiet board game with friends: Quiet, no commotion.
• Reading a book alone in your room: Quiet, no commotion.
• Watching a movie at the theater: Usually quiet (except for the movie's audio), no commotion.
• Dropping a tray of dishes in the kitchen: Causes a loud noise and disruption, creating a commotion.

A sudden loud noise interrupting a lesson would be a disruption or commotion.

• A celebration: Not typically a sudden loud noise interrupting a lesson.
• A naptime: Quiet, not a loud noise.
• A commotion: Matches the disruption from a sudden loud noise.
• A quiet moment: Opposite of a loud noise.

A birthday party with cheering, laughter, and balloons flying is a lively, somewhat disorderly (in a fun way) scene, which is a commotion. "Peaceful" and "Quiet" are calm, not lively.

Answer:

D. Dropping a tray of dishes in the kitchen

Question 4