A) dep/art/ment B) de/partm/ent C) depart/ment D) de/part/ment
A) fire B) bird C) wired D) tire
A) learn B) forty C) first D) church
A) spoil B) count C) coke D) torn
A) friend, pal B) mother, mom C) innocent, guilty D) dad, father
A) quiet, silent B) swiftly, quickly C) pretty, beautiful D) always, never
A) infant B) teenager C) adult D) child
A) The man rode the horse and the mule. B) Dad is here, but Mother went to the store. C) You can help or assist her. D) Did you dance at the talent show?
A) -ing B) -s C) -ed D) -es
A) reread B) reading C) reader D) reads
A) refix B) fixing C) fixable D) fixed
A) Mother cooks dinner all the time. B) My dad precooked his meat. C) Aunt Ann is cooking now. D) My grandmother uncooked her dinner.
A) unload B) benches C) house D) dishonest
A) titles B) fiction C) diagrams D) captions
A) pictures or illustrations B) fiction or nonfiction C) root or base words D) poetry or poems
A) a picture of a plant with labeled parts B) words with affixes C) questions and answers D) nonfiction
A) graph B) caption C) title D) heading
A) Does your dad play basketball? B) I had a nightmare last night. C) The beach is full of turtles. D) Are your parents coming to Open House tonight?
A) My grandma is so sweet. B) The chicks are at the barnyard. C) The scarecrow is in the garden. D) I see a tall skyscraper.
A) firefighting B) cheerleader C) cornfields D) haystack
A) I didn't go on the field trip. B) I won't get to see the play. C) You can't ride my bike. D) Aren't you going home now?
A) couldn't B) can't C) shouldn't D) didn't
A) do not B) did not C) does not D) do not
A) My hands are cold. B) My hands are as cold as ice. C) My hands are frozen. D) My hands are ice.
A) She smells like roses. B) My mom's name is Rosie. C) Is my mom as pretty as a rose? D) Your mother is a pretty rose.
A) Fall leaves wave at me as they flutter from the trees. B) The blue line loves me when I walk on it. C) I am in the third grade this year. D) A camera always calls my name to take a picture.
A) The boys are on skateboards. B) Her red dress is beautiful. C) Becky buys big, blue ballons. D) You didn't hear me.
A) The baby's hands are as soft as cotton. B) The red fire truck is speeding to get to a fire. C) The racer is fast like a cheetah. D) Is your bed as hard as a rock?
A) Grandfather is strong as a bull. B) He is a kind grandfather. C) Grandfather is a strong bull. D) Granddad visits me often.
A) smile, frown, laugh, cry B) up, down, in, out C) cake, make, take, wake, lake D) crash, boom, bam, swoosh
A) the spine of the book B) the glossary C) the title page D) the front cover
A) Glossary B) Index C) Front Cover D) Title Page
A) napping and sleeping B) walking and talking C) eating and drinking D) life cycles of butterflies and frogs
A) a sheet of white copy paper B) a nine year old child C) two dogs: Rosie and Balto D) A picture of Gloria, Officer Buckle's dog
A) eating cake and ice cream B) using a recipe to make a cake C) describing how cakes are baked D) drawing a picture of a cake
A) looking in the index B) using adjectives to describe a car C) eating breakfast D) doing nothing
A) It was put in the backpack. B) It was placed too close to the edge of the desk. C) The pencil was not sharpened. D) It was placed in the pencil box.
A) There is a fire somewhere. B) People like to see the fire truck. C) Firefighters are kind. D) The fire truck sounds loud.
A) Plants and animals could not live. B) Plants and animals will grow stronger. C) The Earth would get hotter and hotter. D) Plants and animals will grow larger.
A) The planets with one moon. B) The planets that are called the outer planets. C) The ones that are farthest away from the sun. D) The ones that are closest to the sun.
A) He had a dog as a young child. B) to inform the reader about a special dog C) He wants to persuade us to buy a dog. D) He wanted to entertain us.
A) to persuade us to like dinosaurs for pets B) to inform us that dinosaurs are big C) to entertain us D) to help us learn how to decode big words like dinosaur
A) to entertain us with cute animal pictures B) to remind us that animals can be our friends C) to inform us about animal shelters D) to persuade us to understand that pictures need to be taken of these animals too
A) We have lunch. B) We read books. C) We go to P. E. D) We have fun and learn a lot of things.
A) Our school day is fun. B) We run and play outside. C) We go to Music and sing songs. D) We write sentences and paragraphs.
A) Sam has fun everyday. B) Sam goes shopping with his parents. C) Sam has a special day to relax and have fun. D) Sam meets with his friends.
A) My cat weighs six pounds. B) My cat is an animal. C) My cat is the prettiest cat in our town. D) My cat is black and white.
A) I attend Byhalia Elementary. B) It has kindergarten through fourth grade. C) I go to the best school. D) My school has teachers.
A) The president wears cool clothes. B) President Obama is married to a sweet lady. C) Our president is the nicest man. D) President Obama is President of the United States.
A) This is the best grade of all. B) I am a third grade student. C) Third grade is special. D) Third grade has the best teachers.
A) Lines 1 and 2 B) Lines 9 and 10 C) Lines 13 and 14 D) Lines 20 and 21
A) To show that the tree has green leaves but that a person does not have colorful arms. B) To show that the tree's branches are big enough to hold a person. C) To show that the tree is taller than a person usually is. D) To show that the tree's branches make the reader think of a person with lifted arms.
A) It does not tell about the difference in winter and spring on Green Street. B) It does not tell about the man who is waking up. C) It does not tell about the parade on Green Street with all the noise and all the people. D) It does not tell about the kinds of flowers and trees described.
A) The reader can hear the beat of the drums in a parade. B) The people are all out on the street just like at a parade. C) The reader can picture the marching people dressed in green. D) The people are laughing and singing in a parade.
A) Learning to walk B) Growing stronger C) Becoming older D) Arriving somewhere |