

Reading 3rd grade STAAR
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3rd Grade
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Jonathan Williams
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Reading 3rd grade STAAR
Stay calm and do your best

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Multiple Choice
1 Read this sentence from paragraph 4. Instead of paying Tama with money, the company pays her with cat food. This sentence helps the reader know that the train company —
A treats Tama well
B has too much food
C does not think Tama looks healthy
D wants to find a new home for Tama
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Multiple Choice
2 Throughout the selection, the author describes Tama as being —
F adventurous
G brave
H friendly
J clever
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Multiple Choice
3 Why did the train company decide to operate the station without workers?
A The train company was unable to find a person who wanted the job of stationmaster
B The people who came to the train station were there only to see the stationmaster cat.
C The train station was located in an area where people did not want to work.
D The train company was not earning enough money to pay people.
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Multiple Choice
4 Tama has been given two cat assistants because she —
F is too busy to work
G is too famous to work
H needs more time to rest
J needs more time to eat
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Multiple Choice
5 The reader can tell that Tama is allowed to stay at the station because she —
A cares for other cats
B walks people to the train
C sits inside the ticket booth
D attracts more passengers
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Multiple Choice
6 In paragraph 7, the word promoted means —
F finished with a task
G discussed by others
H required to work more hours
J given a better job
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Multiple Choice
7 Which sentence shows that people are interested in learning about Tama?
A She spent most of her time at Kishi Station.
B She walks around the station in her uniform and greets passengers.
C Tama has been featured in many newspaper and magazine articles as well as on television shows and in video clips.
D From stray cat to famous stationmaster, life is sweet for Tama!
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Multiple Choice
8 In what way does Tama’s presence at the train station help the nearby town?
F People in the town want to work at the train station.
G People in the town enjoy taking pictures with the visitors.
H People who come to see Tama often spend money in the town.
J People who come to see Tama want to move to the town.
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Multiple Choice
9 The author wrote this selection most likely to —
A show the reader how cats are different from other animals
B explain why some stray cats like to be around people
C share an opinion about why cats make great pets
D inform the reader about a special cat that lives in an unusual place
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Multiple Choice
10 The details in paragraph 8 show that Adams believes that —
F sometimes doctors cannot make people laugh
G sometimes humor can help people heal
H doctors should be required to wear funny costumes
J patients should be required to joke with doctors
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Multiple Choice
11 Which words from paragraph 3 help the reader understand the meaning of excelled?
A in school
B like most kids
C performed well
D at math and science
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Multiple Choice
12 What is the most likely reason Adams opened his own hospital?
F He wanted to work in a hospital that had an unusual name.
G He needed a place where he could treat patients while writing a book.
H He wanted to provide medical care to patients in the way he believed was best.
J He needed a place where he could teach medical workers how to make patients laugh.
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Multiple Choice
13 How can the reader identify this selection as a biography?
A It tells about a book that Adams wrote.
B It tells about important events from Adams’s life.
C It explains details about a hospital Adams helped start.
D It describes the training that doctors receive at Adams’s hospital.
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Multiple Choice
14 The photographs are included in the selection to show —
F different costumes Adams wears to amuse people
G how Adams trains people who work at his hospital
H how Adams raises money for new hospitals
J different reactions people have when Adams wears a costume
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Multiple Choice
15 In paragraph 10, the reader can use the suffix “-less” to know that the word effortless means —
A the result of trying hard
B without having to try hard
C a person who tries hard
D the process of trying hard
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Multiple Choice
16 The author ends the selection with the information in paragraph 11 in order to —
F share advice about how the reader can help sick people
G describe one way Adams makes people laugh
H provide the reader with information on how to become a doctor
J identify the number of books Adams has written
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