

Q2 Reading Benchmark
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English
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5th Grade
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Amy York
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Multiple Select
Directions: Click on the two correct answers.
After reading the story, you can conclude that —
The students are getting tired of hunting for Charlie's things.
Mr. Prater is very understanding of Charlie's situation.
Holly does not like to compete with Charlie.
Charlie misplaces his personal items frequently.
Charlie's mom does not care if he loses his jacket.
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Multiple Choice
Complete the cause section of the cause and effect graphic organizer below.
Charlie was embarrassed and apologized.
Charlie's name was written on the envelope of the birthday card.
Charlie left his lunchbox in the computer lab.
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Multiple Choice
Complete the effect section of the cause and effect graphic organizer below.
Charlie was embarrassed and apologized.
Charlie's name was written on the envelope of the birthday card.
Charlie left his lunchbox in the computer lab.
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Multiple Choice
The reader can infer that —
Mr. Prater called Charlie's mom about the missing jacket.
J.T. had no knowledge that Charlie had lost a blue jacket.
Holly and Charlie played on the same kickball team at school.
Maria usually stayed after school for tutoring in the afternoons.
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Multiple Choice
After reading paragraphs 3-10, the reader can infer that —
Charlie realizes that he is responsible for losing his jacket.
Charlie is often forgetful and loses his belongings.
Charlie blames Mandy for taking his jacket.
Seth knows where the jacket is all along.
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Multiple Choice
The reader can conclude that Mandy —
finds humor in the situation
thought she saw J.T. take Charlie's coat at recess
enjoyed helping Charlie look for things he misplaced at school
shared her secret plan with Seth and Maria
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Multiple Choice
Why were Mandy, Seth, and Maria so shocked?
Mr. Prater was mad.
Charlie was accusing someone of taking his jacket.
Charlie's parents bought him a new jacket.
J.T. got a new jacket.
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Multiple Choice
Read this sentence from the passage.
Whispers could be heard all around the room as J.T. turned to face the class, embarrassed and indignant, his mouth open in disbelief.
What does the word indignant mean?
Feeling or showing contentment because of something that happened.
Feeling or showing joy because you won.
Feeling or showing unhappiness because you didn't win.
Feeling or showing anger because of something unjust or unworthy.
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