Practice Test 11 - 3rd Grade Reading
20 questions. Answer them in any order, then submit to see your score and every explanation.
- Which evidence suggests that the ice storm caused significant damage to the oak tree?
- What will probably happen next?
- In this passage, what does specimen mean?
- Marcus is wearing his sneakers and took off his watch, but he started playing before the teacher finished explaining the game. His friend asks him a question. What question and answer show his friend listened actively to the safety rules?
- What does Carlos need to add to make his story have a complete structure?
- Mr. Kim asks his students to explain how to properly clean up the art station. The correct sequence is: put paintbrushes in the cleaning jar, wipe down tables with damp paper towels, return art supplies to labeled bins, stack papers in the drying rack, and wash hands at the sink. When Rosa gives the instructions, she accidentally combines two separate steps into one. Which combination would make the instructions harder to follow?
- What happens because Chen places the wedge under the shelf?
- The physical education teacher explains the procedure for equipment cleanup: 'When I blow the whistle, stop playing immediately, walk to collect any equipment you were using, return balls to the ball cart, put other equipment in labeled bins, line up by the gym doors, and wait for dismissal instructions.' During cleanup, Emma notices some students are confused about the order. Which mistake would cause the most disruption to the entire class?
- Read the scenario about the class discussion. During show-and-tell, the agreed-upon discussion rules are: gain the floor respectfully by raising your hand, listen with care, and speak one at a time. Rosa holds up her shell and talks, and Tariq looks at Rosa and stays quiet. But Emma shouts, "I have one too!" while Rosa is speaking, and Amir starts talking to Marcus. Which rule is being broken?
- Which answer names the narrator's feeling and a way a reader might feel differently?
- Read the passage. In science class, Amir learned about the water cycle. First, the sun warms water in lakes and puddles. The water turns into vapor and rises into the air. Next, the vapor cools and forms clouds. When the clouds get heavy, water falls as rain. Then the rain fills rivers and lakes again. Amir drew arrows in his notebook to show the steps. He said, "It's like water travels in a big circle." What happened next after water turns into vapor and rises?
- How are the two texts similar?
- What type of writing did Emma create?
- Read the scenario about the class discussion. In problem-solving, Marcus shows how he solves by splitting 36 into 20 and 16, then dividing each part by 4 to get 5 and 4, and adding to get 9. Sofia says, "So you broke it into parts to make it easier," and Marcus nods. Amir asks, "You said 20 and 16—why did you choose those numbers?" Emma says, "I can do it faster in my head," and Diego asks, "Can we use markers?" Which question checks understanding of Marcus's math strategy?
- Read the scenario about the class discussion. During a student presentation, Maya explains that recycling works best when paper, plastic, and metal are sorted into the right bins. She says food scraps can make paper recycling harder because the paper gets dirty. Omar asks, "You said food scraps make it harder—why can't dirty paper be recycled?" Rosa asks, "How do workers sort the recycling at the center?" Emma says, "I have a blue backpack," and Diego asks, "Can we watch a movie?" Which question checks understanding of Maya's information presented?
- How should this sentence be read?
- Read the text. Math is the most important subject in school, in my opinion. It helps you solve problems and think step by step. People use math when they measure, shop, and save money. Because math is so useful, students should practice it every week. The author says, "Math is the most important subject in school." Is this a fact or the author's opinion?
- What would be the most respectful way for Chris and Aaliyah to work together despite their different reading styles?
- Read the sentence. "The tiny turtle tiptoed slowly across the sand." Which describes the best reading rate?
- Read the text. Ruby Bridges was born in 1954 in Mississippi. When she was six years old, she became the first African American child to attend an all-white elementary school in Louisiana. This happened in 1960. Ruby had to be escorted by federal marshals because some people protested. She showed great courage by going to school every day despite the protests. When did Ruby Bridges attend the all-white school?