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Multiple Choice

What is the setting of Goldilocks and the Three Bears?

Multiple Choice

What is the setting of Click Clack Moo Cows that Type?

Multiple Choice

What is the setting of Lilo and Stitch?

Multiple Choice

What is the setting of Put me in the Zoo?

Multiple Choice

Choose the action word.

• sad

• Pam

• clap

• teacher

Multiple Choice

Choose the action word.

• jump

• car

• blue

• dog

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Multiple Choice

Choose the action word.

• angry

• terrible

• shake

• serious

​topic

​what a passage or picture is MOSTLY about

Multiple Choice

What is the topic of this passage?

• Football

• Pumpernickel

• Gidget

• chihuahuas

​Point

​what the author wants you to know about the topic

Multiple Choice

What point is Mrs. Hale trying to make about Gidget?

• She's trying to tell what Gidget likes to eat.

• She's trying to tell what games Gidget likes to play.

• She's trying to tell what Gidget looks like.

• She's trying to tell you that Gidget is fat.

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Open Ended

Topic - Gidget

Point - looks like a football or loaf of bread

What's the Central Idea?

Match

Match the following antonyms (opposites)

• up

• happy

• on

• in

• mom

down

sad

off

out

dad

• down

• sad

• off

• out

• dad

Multiple Choice

What is the correct way to write this sentence? Cats lots of fun.

• Cats it lots of fun.

• Cats are lots of fun.

• Lots of fun cats.

• No change is needed.

Multiple Choice

What is the correct way to write these sentences? Katie and Matt once played the same game. For hours and hours.

• Katie and Matt once played the same game for hours and hours.

• Katie and Matt. Once played the same game for hours and hours.

• Once Katie and Matt. Played the same game for hours and hours.

• No change is needed.