Week 3 reading skills assessment

Week 3 reading skills assessment

Multiple Choice

What is the main topic of this article?

• reading stories

• telling stories

• family stories

• funny stories

Multiple Select

Which two details from the article BEST support the central idea that stories are told for many reasons?

• Stories help people remember the past

• Long ago, people didn’t write or read stories.

• But the story would also change as different people told it.

• A story might teach a lesson about being kind, brave, or clever.

Multiple Choice

Read the sentence from paragraph 2.

Children listened to stories told by adults.

What does the -ed at the end of listened tell readers?

• The listening is happening now

• More than one child is listening

• The listening happened in the past

• Children are listening to more than one story.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence from the story BEST shows that Amy is helpful?

• Amy put out candy, dishes, and more

• “Grandpa, can I look around the back room?” asked Amy

• Amy tried on a blue dress

• “You mean something old.”

Multiple Choice

How does Amy feel in paragraph 8?

• sad

• tired

• excited

• surprised

Multiple Choice

Read the sentence from paragraph 6.

In the back room, Amy found a box with some of her aunt Dela’s old dresses in it. Which word is an antonym for old?

• pretty

• new

• clean

• shiny

Multiple Choice

What is the correct way to write sentence 2?

Have you ever tried to train a donkey

• Have you ever tried to train a donkey.

• Have you ever tried to train a donkey?

• Have you ever tried to train a donkey!

• No change

Multiple Choice

What is the correct way to write sentence 7?

“Donkey, come eat dinner.”

• “Donkey comes to eat dinner.”

• “Donkey, you to come eat dinner.”

• “Donkey, you are coming to eat dinner.”

• No change needed

Multiple Choice

Which would be the BEST sentence to end with an exclamation point?

• I have a pet donkey

• There is only one time he listens to what I say

• He begins eating

• Good donkey