Benchmark Advance Unit 4 Grade 3 Test Practice

Front

How does the narrator feel about Jack and his mother?

Back

The narrator feels bad for them

Front

What line from the introduction tells how the Narrator feels about Jack and his mother?

Back

"Times were hard. Most of their furniture had been sold to buy bread."

Front

What does the sentence "The last boy who came here stole two bags of gold. So off with you!" tell the reader about what the Giantess thinks?

Back

The Giantess thinks that a different person has come to see her.

Front

The third syllable in "terrible" is pronounced with the same vowel sound as the third syllable in...

Back

horrible

Front

The first syllable in "wife" has the same vowel sound as... dinner, grind, quick, little

Back

grind

Front

Recount the key events from the play "The True Jack." What happens after Jack's mom says that Jack is a good boy on page 26?

Back

The giantess explains how Jack is a greedy boy.

Front

Find the hyperbole in the paragraph above: "But he could never sit still." "He would run about and leap off trees without a thought" "A regular jumping bean"

Back

"But he could never sit still."

Front

How does the hyperbole "But he could never sit still" affect the reader's point of view of Jack?

Back

It shows that Jack was an active boy

Front

What is the correct way to spell "jealusness?" Options: jealousnes, jelousness, correct as is

Back

jealousness