Grade 4 Unit 7 Reading

Why do you often sneeze?

• you have a bruise

• you have a cut

• you have a cold

• you have a broken nose

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CCSS.RI.6.1

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Where are the germs that make you sneeze hiding?

• in your nose

• in your ear

• under your bed

• in your eyes

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Why do you sneeze?

• germs try to leave

• germs send a message to your brain

• germs tickle your nose

• you want to

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How does your nose get germs out?

• with your finger

• it sends a message to your brain

• your eyes close

• it sends a message to your mouth

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CCSS.RI.4.5

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Where does the 'sneeze center' send messages to?

• your nose

• your bones

• your fingers

• your muscles

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What do your muscles do?

• they pull hard

• they pull quickly

• they push quietly

• they push hard

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When your muscles push hard, what happens?

• you cry

• your eyes close

• your eyes open

• you cough

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A sneeze can be as _______ as a car.

• big

• fast

• expensive

• small

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CCSS.RL.1.3

CCSS.RL.2.1

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