Language Arts

Read the comprehension and answer each question.

On The Bus

Dan and Linda are best friends.

They are both in the first grade.

In the morning, Dan and Linda ride the same bright yellow bus to school.

They sit next to each other on the bus and laugh at each other’s jokes.

Dan tells Linda all about his pet rabbit. Linda tells Dan all about her new kitten.

In no time at all, they arrive at their school. They rush off the bus and into their seats in the classroom. School is about to begin!

Dan is in first grade. What grade is Linda in?

• First grade

• First day

• Grade 1 Dunkley

• Grade 1 Dickson

Read the comprehension and answer each question.

On The Bus

Dan and Linda are best friends.

They are both in the first grade.

In the morning, Dan and Linda ride the same bright yellow bus to school.

They sit next to each other on the bus and laugh at each other’s jokes.

Dan tells Linda all about his pet rabbit. Linda tells Dan all about her new kitten.

In no time at all, they arrive at their school. They rush off the bus and into their seats in the classroom. School is about to begin!

How do Dan and Linda get to school?

• On a big bus

• On the same bright yellow bus

• On a bus

• On a yellow bug

Fix the mistake in this sentence: “Dan and Linda is best friends.”

• Dan and Linda are best friends.

• Dan and Linda is friends.

• Dan and Linda are friends.

• Dan and Linda were best friends.

• .

Read the comprehension and answer each question.

On The Bus

Dan and Linda are best friends.

They are both in the first grade.

In the morning, Dan and Linda ride the same bright yellow bus to school.

They sit next to each other on the bus and laugh at each other’s jokes.

Dan tells Linda all about his pet rabbit. Linda tells Dan all about her new kitten.

In no time at all, they arrive at their school. They rush off the bus and into their seats in the classroom. School is about to begin!

Which word from the story rhymes with the word “pool?”

• School

• tool

• fool

• stool

“I can’t wait for school to begin.” Is this an asking sentence or telling sentence?

• telling sentence

• asking sentence

• full sentence

Which word is opposite to the one that is underlined?

My old pencil is in my bag.

a. new b. present c. sick

Which word is opposite to the one that is underlined?

The rich man lives in a cottage.

a. handsome b. poor c. wealthy

Which word is opposite to the one that is underlined?

The orange tastes sour.

a. Sweet b. bitter c. salty

Which word is opposite to the one that is underlined?

All the students cried after hearing the happy news.

a. good b. worried c. sad

Which word is opposite to the one that is underlined?

She is skipping with a long rope.

a. Short b. tall c. curled