Practice Test 11 - 4th Grade Reading

20 questions. Answer them in any order, then submit to see your score and every explanation.

  1. Which set of irregular verbs correctly completes the newspaper report in chronological order?
  2. What does the firsthand account include that the secondhand account leaves out?
  3. Jordan wrote an exit ticket; which key idea from class did he misunderstand?
  4. When the author writes that "Each note was a teardrop falling from the strings," this metaphor suggests that Sarah's music is:
  5. In "That was an extraordinary trick," which strategy correctly helps you decode extraordinary?
  6. Using both passages, how are weather and climate connected but different?
  7. In "The class planned a transportation schedule," how should you break transportation into syllables?
  8. Which text structure does this passage mainly use?
  9. What does the stage direction tell the actor to do?
  10. Compare the two stories. What ending was similar in both stories?
  11. Which answer best describes the event using details from the passage?
  12. Which statement best summarizes the passage?
  13. Listen to Amir's biography presentation about Harriet Tubman. He begins, "I will share three parts of her life," then explains that she was enslaved from birth, next, "She escaped and later guided others to freedom on the Underground Railroad," and then, "During the Civil War she helped the Union." He ends, "In conclusion, she showed courage and leadership," and he speaks clearly at a steady pace. Which fact supports Amir's point about Harriet Tubman's life?
  14. How does the author primarily support the claim that school uniforms should be required?
  15. Based on the passage, what can you infer about dolphin groups?
  16. Based on the context clues in this passage, what does 'swift' mean?
  17. Ms. Rivera held a current events discussion about starting a school garden. Students were prepared to do research and bring notes with at least one source. Talia brought facts from a website and a library book, including how gardens can help pollinators. Max said, "Gardens are nice," but had no notes, evidence, or sources. The class used Talia's research to plan what to plant. What does this scenario show about preparation and participation?
  18. What is the best definition of condensation as it is used in this text?
  19. Read the passage. Animals have traits that help them survive in their habitats. One helpful trait is camouflage. For example, a snowshoe hare's white winter fur makes it hard to see in snow. This helps the hare stay safe while it searches for food. Based on the passage, what is the meaning of camouflage?
  20. How would Passage 2 change if it were told from Carlos's first-person point of view?

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