Posttest

Posttest - Listening and Reading Comprehension

Third Grade - Liceo Los Alpes

Listening Comprehension

Listen to the passage. Choose the option of the best answer.

Multiple Choice

What are fleece throws?

• children

• games

• blankets

• fifth graders

Multiple Choice

The students who made the blankets are in

• third grade.

• fourth grade.

• fifth grade.

• sixth grade.

Multiple Choice

What problem did the blanket drive solve for patients in the Children’s

Hospital?

• They had no blankets before the

  drive.

• They had no friends before the drive.

• They didn’t know where their blankets came from.

• They had only gray blankets before

  the drive.

Multiple Choice

What is a drive, as used in this passage?

• a group of fifth grade students

• a group effort to achieve a goal

• a children’s nurse

• a brightly colored blanket

Reading Comprehension

Read the passage. Then choose the best answer for each item.

Multiple Choice

This passage is mostly about

• Janet bringing lunch to her dad.

• farm life in 1954.

• Janet finding a giant sunflower.

• how the Tower Flower Festival began.

Multiple Choice

The festival includes a contest for

• longest hay ride.

• fastest pie eating.

• the tallest sunflower.

• best new name for the farm.

Multiple Choice

Who first called the giant sunflower a “tower flower”?

• Janet

• Janet's dad

• Janet's mom

• Janet’s neighbors

Multiple Choice

What tradition did Janet begin?

• renaming the farm each year

• taking lunch to dad in the fields

• hay rides for the kids each year

• the Tower Flower Festival

Multiple Choice

How should you choose a bike to learn on?

• Choose a bike that makes you go slowly.

• Choose a bike that matches your helmet.

• Choose a bike that is a bit too small for you.

• Choose a bigger bike to help you learn control.

Multiple Choice

Even when you go slowly, you should always

• wear a helmet when you ride a bike.

• have a grown up hold the back of your bike.

• take some tumbles even after you get it right.

• help a younger child learn to balance and ride.

Multiple Choice

What should you practice after learning to balance?

• Practice choosing a good bike.

• Practice steering and braking.

• Practice putting your feet on the ground.

• Practice staying on the bike while you pedal.

Multiple Choice

The hardest part of learning to ride a bike is learning to

• pedal.

• steer.

• brake.

• balance.