5.3.5 - unit 5 test review

Multiple Choice

Listen to the word.

Choose the correct spelling.

• ividence

• evidence

• 
  avidence

• 
  evidense

Match

Match the word with the sentence it best completes.

emotional

precognition

cognitive

reflection

• emotional

• precognition

• cognitive

• reflection

Audio Response

Record yourself reading the sentences below.

Open Audio Recorder

Match

Match each word to the correct definition.

composting

interdependence

conservation

• composting

• interdependence

• conservation

Vocabulary

Scarce - There is not enough of something to go around; it is in short supply.

Open Ended

Use the word scarce in a complete sentence.

Multiple Choice

Which word best finishes the sentence below?

• The scientist discovered a new _____ of butterfly in the rainforest.

• breed

• species

• osmosis

• organism

Multiple Choice

True or False

The visible spectrum cannot be seen with the human eye.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Which type of text structure organizes information by sequence of events or a list of steps?

• descriptive

• chronological

• compare and contrast

• problem and solution

Multiple Choice

Which is an example of figurative language?

• The sun set behind the mountains.

• The sun set and disappeared behind the mountains.

• The sun set quickly as it moved behind the mountains.

• The sun set like a giant orange ball sinking behind the mountains.

Multiple Choice

Read the passage below. Then, determine which theme best fits the story.

• Friendship is important.

• Hard work always pays off.

• 
  Nature is beautiful.

• Overcoming fears leads to personal growth.

Multiple Choice

Read the sentence.

• The tour guide will lead us through the museum.

What does the word “lead" mean in this sentence?

• a type of metal

• 
  the past tense of “lead"

• 
  to guide or show the way

• 
  a leash for a dog

Categorize

Options (8)

not crowded

fields or farmland

spread apart

apartment or office buildings

close together

crowded

trees

roads

Organize these options into the right categories

Country

City

Both

How do you know that octopuses are great problem solvers?

Multiple Choice

Which answer choice below restates the question:

How do you know that octopuses are great problem solvers?

• I know that I am a great problem solver because...

• Octopuses are my favorite animal.

• They have nine brains.

• I know that octopuses are great problem solvers because...

Multiple Choice

Which answer choice below best answers the question:

How do you know that octopuses are great problem solvers?

• I know that octopuses are great problem solvers because they can solve complex problems.

• I know that octopuses can swim to deep depths of the ocean floor.

• If I had nine brains, I would be really smart!

• I know that octopuses are invertebrates.

Multiple Choice

Which example below could be used as text evidence for the RACES response when answering the question:

How do you know that octopuses are great problem solvers?

• The article talks about all the things octopuses like to do for fun.

• The article states that, "They can survey their environment and can use that information to match the color and texture of their skin to their surroundings."

• The article explains why invertebrates are better pets than vertebrates.

• I once saw an octopus at the aquarium on a field trip.

Multiple Choice

After you cite text evidence, you must EXPLAIN your reasoning. Which sentence starter below could you use to explain your reasoning?

• In conclusion...

• On page 10....

• This shows that....

• Lastly...

Multiple Choice

When you are writing your "summarize" section, you want to remember to restate the question. Which example below best restates the original question:

How do you know that octopuses are great problem solvers?

• In the article, it says that octopuses have nine brains.

• In conclusion, I can't imagine having nine brains!

• I don't think octopuses are as smart as sharks. That is my opinion!

• In conclusion, octopuses are great problem solvers because they are able to use their nine brains to find solutions for difficult problems.

Match

Match the purpose to the correct type of writing.

writing to persuade

writing to inform

writing to entertain

• writing to persuade

• writing to inform

• writing to entertain

Multiple Choice

Read the sentence.

• “Stop!" she yelled, running after the escaping kitten.

Are the quotation marks written correctly?

• 
  Yes, the quotation marks are written correctly.

• 
  No, there should be a comma after “Stop" inside the quotation marks.

• 
  No, the quotation marks should be single instead of double.

• 
  No, the sentence should end with a period inside the quotation marks.

Multiple Choice

Read the sentence.

• The children played happily in the park on a sunny afternoon.

Select the adverb that is used in the sentence.

• happily

• played

• sunny

• children

Multiple Choice

Read the sentence.

• The flowers in the garden appear beautiful in the sunlight.

Select the linking verb.

• beautiful

• appear

• garden

• in

Multiple Select

Which two features should be included in a biography in order to effectively describe someone's life story?

Choose (2) answer choices.

• facts

• illustrations

• dates

• chapters

Draw

How many errors can you find?

Great job today!

Please complete the exit ticket on the following slide!

Multiple Select

How do you feel about your upcoming unit 5 test?

• I am getting there. I think I may use the study guide to study more!

• I feel great! I am ready to take the test!

• I might need to watch this recording again!

• I have a lot of questions! I am going to stay after class to ask them.