Unit 3 Week 1 Reading Grammar Test

Choose the sentence with correct punctuation.

• "I think we should go shopping", my mum said.

• "I think we should go shopping, my mum said."

• "I think we should go shopping," my mum said.

• "I think we should go shopping" my mum said.

Choose the sentence with the correct punctuation.

• "Did you do your homework?" my teacher asked.

• "Did you do your homework?," my teacher asked.

• "Did you do your homework," my teacher asked.

• "Did you do your homework my teacher asked?"

Choose the sentence with the correct punctuation.

• My dad told me "Clean your room!"

• My dad told me, "clean your room!"

• "My dad told me clean your room!"

• My dad told me, "Clean your room!"

Choose the sentence with the correct punctuation.

• "I failed the Science Test, my friend said, but I got 100% in Math!"

• "I failed the Science Test" my friend said "but I got 100% in Math!"

• "I failed the Science Test," my friend said, "but I got 100% in Math!"

• "I failed the Science Test," my friend said, "but I got 100% in Math"!

Choose the sentence with the correct punctuation.

• "Oh no!," she shouted.

• "Oh no!" she shouted.

• "Oh no!, she shouted."

• "Oh no." she shouted.

The Hare and the Well

The MAIN problem in the fable is:

• the well is very hard to dig.

• it has rained very little for weeks.

• Elephant's legs are stuck together.

• Hare keeps taking water from the well.

The Hare and the Well

Read this sentence from the fable.

Tortoise, Antelope, and Buffalo hauled the dirt away on their backs.

Which word has almost the SAME meaning as the word "hauled" used in the sentence above.

• carried

• folded

• rubbed

• needed

The Hare and the Well

The lesson of this fable is:

• it is alright to be different.

• you cannot make everyone happy.

• you cannot take from others without giving something back.

• treat people the way you want to be treated.

The Hare and the Well

Which words from the fable have almost the SAME meaning?

• dived, twisted

• worried, nodded

• desired, wanted

• carried, crawled

The Hare and the Well

Read this sentence from the fable.

It had not rained for many weeks and the land was dry as dust.

The author compares the land to dust to explain that the land:

• was wet.

• was dirty.

• needed water.

• did not have much dirt.