
Module 8 Post Assessment
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Kelly Farly
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Module 8 Post Assessment
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Multiple Choice
What is the purpose of paragraph 1?
to explain why bears will eat foods meant for other animals
to show that humans and bears are now living closer together
to explain why it is important to feed wild creatures healthy food
to show how bird feeders can be used to keep bears away from garbage
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Multiple Choice
Read the sentence from paragraph 1. "Not long afterward, a black bear emerges from a wooded area and walks across the lawn."
What is the meaning of emerges as it is used above?
turns around
comes into view
retreats under cover
stumbles awkwardly
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Multiple Select
Which TWO reasons does the author give to support the idea that it is humans who cause bears to become problems?
Humans supply bears with new foods to eat, even just by accident.
Humans can learn what to do if they meet a bear
Humans are surprised whenever they see a bear.
Humans enjoy watching bears from a safe distance
Humans have changed the habitat in which bears live.
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Multiple Choice
How does the author support the idea that bears can become a nuisance?
by proving that black bears have an excellent sense of smell
by explaining where black bears can be found in the world
by giving examples of damage black bears can cause
by mentioning that black bears are usually shy
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Multiple Choice
Read the sentence from paragraph 7. "The bears’ natural actions dictate what should be done to keep them from causing problems."
Think about the Latin root dict-. What is the meaning of dictate above?
tell
help
avoid
reward
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Multiple Choice
What new information does the pie chart add to the article?
why bears eat more animals than plants
the types of foods humans eat that bears like
examples of some plants and animals bears eat
the idea that bears eat more plants than animals
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Open Ended
What is the author’s purpose in writing the article? Use details from the article to support your answer.
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Multiple Choice
What does the illustration help the reader to understand?
how the basement looks like a fairy-tale land of magic
how Alicia feels about how much time Mom spends in the basement
how Mom makes stained glass
how Alicia feels after she learns how to make stained glass
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Multiple Choice
Read the sentence from paragraph 5. "Then, out of the blue, came an idea."
What does the phrase “out of the blue” mean?
not welcome
not expected
from the past
from someone else
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Multiple Choice
Read the sentence from paragraph 13. “You’ve passed with flying colors.”
What does the phrase “with flying colors” mean?
with great success
by paying attention
with help from others
by making good choices
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Multiple Choice
Why does the author most likely use the third-person point of view?
to tell the story from the glass' point of view
to tell Mom’s side of the story
to tell what Alicia is thinking and doing
to tell the reader how to make their own stained glass
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Open Ended
How would the story be different if it were told from the mother’s point of view? Use details from the story to support your answer.
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Multiple Choice
Based on the facts in the article, what is the author’s MAIN claim about gym class?
Getting rid of gym is a bad idea because it is good for students
It is something children enjoy
It has been removed from many schools
It has been studied by scientists for years
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Multiple Choice
Read the sentences from paragraph 1. "Some school leaders think gym is not a wise use of time. They believe that students should spend more minutes on math, science, reading, and writing. These classes are very important."
What is the purpose of these sentences?
to argue that gym class should be longer
to show that students and teachers disagree about classes
to prove that gym class is more important than other courses
to show gym class is one of many important parts of the school day
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Multiple Choice
The article uses facts to support points about gym class. Which answer best completes the web?
How to Do Better in Gym Class
What Students Learn in Gym Class
The Effects of Gym Class on Health
The Reasons Gym Class Affects Mood
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Open Ended
What is the central idea of paragraph 4? Use details from the article to support your answer.
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Multiple Choice
Read the sentences from paragraph 5. "Gym class has many positive effects on students. It supports their learning, keeps their bodies strong, and teaches them to cooperate."
What is the meaning of positive as it is used above?
difficult
harmful
helpful
unusual
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Multiple Choice
How does the information in the graph support the article?
by showing that students who take a gym class do better in school
by showing that being healthy can help students get higher test scores
by showing that fifth graders in California have earned high test scores
by showing that most fifth graders in California study language arts and math
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