Star Reading Practice Test - 3rd Grade

I am beginning to understand how to play this game. Which word means the same as beginning?

• knowing

• starting

• winning

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CCSS.RI.3.4

CCSS.RI.4.4

CCSS.RL.3.4

CCSS.RL.4.4

CCSS.RI.5.4

Kerry pulled on her new jacket and grabbed her bike. She rode around the park for a few minutes. She stopped to take off her jacket and put it in the bike basket. Then she rode her bike again. Why does Kerry take off her jacket?

• It doesn't fit anymore

• It is a new jacket.

• She is too warm.

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CCSS.RI.4.1

CCSS.RL.4.1

CCSS.RL.5.1

CCSS.RI.5.1

CCSS.RL.6.1

I walked into the shop, and the shop owner smiled at me. "Glad to see you, Laila," he said. "The cloth you were looking for arrived." He spread out the cloth so I could see it. Soon other shoppers stood around us and looked at the beautiful cloth. Who is telling this story?

• Laila

• the shop owner

• the shoppers

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CCSS.RL.5.6

CCSS.RL.1.6

CCSS.RL.6.6

CCSS.RL.7.6

CCSS.RL.8.6

A man from the zoo brought some birds to Ray's class. One was blue-gray with dark bands on its tail. Another had a light face and great big eyes. The children got to pet one of the smaller birds. When Ray petted it, he could see it had yellow eyes. The paragraph shows how the birds _____.

• feel

• look

• smell

Long ago, there lived a rabbit. Rabbit had a field. It was filled with weeds. Rabbit wanted to plant food. So she had to get rid of the weeds. But Rabbit was lazy. She did not want to pull up the weeds. Rabbit thought of a plan. She got a rope. She walked to one side of the field. There she found a big hippo. “I bet I can pull harder on this rope than you!” Rabbit told Hippo. “Just hold one end. Wait until I start to pull.” Then Rabbit took the other end of the rope. She walked to the other side of the field. There she found an elephant. “I bet I can pull harder than you!” Rabbit said. “Just hold this rope until I start to pull.” Rabbit went to the middle. She gave a tug on the rope. Hippo and Elephant began to pull on each end. They pulled hard. The rope went this way and that. It cut down the weeds. Soon the weeds were gone! Rabbit hopped over to Hippo. “Thanks!” she said. Then she hopped back to Elephant. “Thanks!” she said. Elephant and Hippo asked, “But who is pulling the other end of the rope if you are hopping?” How that Rabbit laughed! Where does this story take place?

• a sea

• a mountain

• a field

• a zoo

Tags

CCSS.RL.3.1

CCSS.RL.3.2

Long ago, there lived a rabbit. Rabbit had a field. It was filled with weeds. Rabbit wanted to plant food. So she had to get rid of the weeds. But Rabbit was lazy. She did not want to pull up the weeds. Rabbit thought of a plan. She got a rope. She walked to one side of the field. There she found a big hippo. “I bet I can pull harder on this rope than you!” Rabbit told Hippo. “Just hold one end. Wait until I start to pull.” Then Rabbit took the other end of the rope. She walked to the other side of the field. There she found an elephant. “I bet I can pull harder than you!” Rabbit said. “Just hold this rope until I start to pull.” Rabbit went to the middle. She gave a tug on the rope. Hippo and Elephant began to pull on each end. They pulled hard. The rope went this way and that. It cut down the weeds. Soon the weeds were gone! Rabbit hopped over to Hippo. “Thanks!” she said. Then she hopped back to Elephant. “Thanks!” she said. Elephant and Hippo asked, “But who is pulling the other end of the rope if you are hopping?” How that Rabbit laughed! What was Rabbit’s problem?

• He was eating too much cake.

• He was a chatterbox.

• Rabbit had to clear a field of weeds.

• Rabbit was too busy to pull the weeds.

Tags

CCSS.RI.3.1

CCSS.RI.3.2

CCSS.RL.3.1

CCSS.RL.3.2

CCSS.RL.3.3

ong ago, there lived a rabbit. Rabbit had a field. It was filled with weeds. Rabbit wanted to plant food. So she had to get rid of the weeds. But Rabbit was lazy. She did not want to pull up the weeds. Rabbit thought of a plan. She got a rope. She walked to one side of the field. There she found a big hippo. “I bet I can pull harder on this rope than you!” Rabbit told Hippo. “Just hold one end. Wait until I start to pull.” Then Rabbit took the other end of the rope. She walked to the other side of the field. There she found an elephant. “I bet I can pull harder than you!” Rabbit said. “Just hold this rope until I start to pull.” Rabbit went to the middle. She gave a tug on the rope. Hippo and Elephant began to pull on each end. They pulled hard. The rope went this way and that. It cut down the weeds. Soon the weeds were gone! Rabbit hopped over to Hippo. “Thanks!” she said. Then she hopped back to Elephant. “Thanks!” she said. Elephant and Hippo asked, “But who is pulling the other end of the rope if you are hopping?” How that Rabbit laughed! Which word best describes Rabbit?

• sad

• helpful

• mad

• tricky

Tags

CCSS.RL.3.1

CCSS.RL.3.3

Do you like the sun? Here is a way to have the sun in your room every day! You will need a paper plate, a brush, some yellow paint, scissors, a stapler, a black pen, a hole punch, and string. Step 1: Paint the back of the plate yellow. Step 2: Put your hand on the yellow paper. Draw around your hand. Draw your hand 7 times. Step 3: Cut out the 7 hands. Step 4: Staple the hands to the plate. Step 5: Draw a happy face on your sun. Step 6: Make a hole at the top of the plate. Step 7: Put the string through the hole. Hang up the plate in your room! What is the first thing you should do?

• Paint the back of the plate yellow.

• paint teh bak of the plate yellow

• Pull the string through.

• Need materials.

Tags

CCSS.RI.3.1

CCSS.RL.3.1

Do you like the sun? Here is a way to have the sun in your room every day! You will need a paper plate, a brush, some yellow paint, scissors, a stapler, a black pen, a hole punch, and string. Step 1: Paint the back of the plate yellow. Step 2: Put your hand on the yellow paper. Draw around your hand. Draw your hand 7 times. Step 3: Cut out the 7 hands. Step 4: Staple the hands to the plate. Step 5: Draw a happy face on your sun. Step 6: Make a hole at the top of the plate. Step 7: Put the string through the hole. Hang up the plate in your room! What should you do after you draw your hand 7 times?

• Cut out your real hands.

• Cut out the seven hands.

• Hole punch the hands

• Make a friend

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CCSS.RI.3.1

CCSS.RI.3.3

Do you like the sun? Here is a way to have the sun in your room every day! You will need a paper plate, a brush, some yellow paint, scissors, a stapler, a black pen, a hole punch, and string. Step 1: Paint the back of the plate yellow. Step 2: Put your hand on the yellow paper. Draw around your hand. Draw your hand 7 times. Step 3: Cut out the 7 hands. Step 4: Staple the hands to the plate. Step 5: Draw a happy face on your sun. Step 6: Make a hole at the top of the plate. Step 7: Put the string through the hole. Hang up the plate in your room! What is Step 6?

• Make a hole.

• Draw a happy face on your sun.

• Staple the hands to the plate.

• Cut out the 7 hands.

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CCSS.RI.3.1

CCSS.RL.3.1