Read 180 Reading Inventory

Read 180 Reading Inventory

by Selina Boquet

​Today you will take the Reading Inventory

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• ​The score that you receive today will place you in the Read 180 Digital Program.

• ​You will begin at that level and work everyday to raise your Lexile level by completing just-right lessons for you.

​Reading Inventory

Everyone's test is a different length with different questions. ​

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Correct answer = harder question

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Incorrect Answer = easier question

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​If the test feels challenging and long, then you're probably getting a great score!

​Tips

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• ​If you can not log in, clear your browser history from "all time".

• ​​Select "Log out" to save your test.

Multiple Choice

True or False: You must log into your student account before accessing the R I test.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

What button do you press if you aren't finished to save your test?

• Log out

• quit

• next

• skip

Multiple Choice

True or False: It's O.K. to skip the first five questions and it will not affect you.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

How many skips do you have on the Reading Inventory?

• 0

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

Multiple Choice

Since the 1940's more and more people have moved to Washington. Many took jobs in the logging industry. Puget Sound's suburbs became good sized cities. Electronics and computer software companies started in these new cities.

People found __________ there.

• Sadness

• success

• danger

• fame

Multiple Select

What should you do if you dont know the answer?

• use your skip

• guess

• log off

Multiple Choice

Do using skips count against you or lower your score?

• Yes

• Maybe?

• No

​Now for some sample questions....

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Multiple Choice

Cherokees respected shamans. People went to see shamans if they had problems.

People went to see shamans for ___________.

• gifts

• help

• luck

• food

Multiple Choice

Since the 1940's more and more people have moved to Washington. Many took jobs in the logging industry. Puget Sound's suburbs became good sized cities. Electronics and computer software companies started in these new cities.

People found __________ there.

• Sadness

• success

• danger

• fame

Multiple Choice

Wolves howl for a few reasons. Sometimes a wolf howls to call it's family together. Other times it howls to let its family know where it is. It also might howl to warn other wolves to stay away. Wolves make other sounds too. They bark when they are surprised and growl when they are angry. They whine and squeak when they are feeling happy, are playing, or eating.

The animals ______________ themselves.

• decorate

• admire

• express

• brace