Writing Standards > Recalling, Summarizing, and Citing Information from Sources (CCSS.W.5.8) Practice Test

Student Research Notes: Bees and Pollination

• "Bees pollinate about one-third of the food we eat," says Dr. Lin. (Green Gardens Magazine, 2021)
• Paraphrase: Bees carry pollen between flowers, which helps fruits and seeds grow. — Source: National Park Service, "Pollination Basics" (2020)
• Paraphrase: Bees are "tiny farmers that make crops possible" and many crops would not grow without them. — no source
• Direct quote: "Many crops depend on bees for pollination." Source: Science Kids Encyclopedia, p. 54 (2019)
• Paraphrase: Bees pollinate one-third of the food we eat. — no source

Student Research Notes: Bees and Pollination

• "Bees pollinate about one-third of the food we eat," says Dr. Lin. (Green Gardens Magazine, 2021)
• Paraphrase: Bees carry pollen between flowers, which helps fruits and seeds grow. — Source: National Park Service, "Pollination Basics" (2020)
• Paraphrase: Bees are "tiny farmers that make crops possible" and many crops would not grow without them. — no source
• Direct quote: "Many crops depend on bees for pollination." Source: Science Kids Encyclopedia, p. 54 (2019)
• Paraphrase: Bees pollinate one-third of the food we eat. — no source