February, Week 4, MONDAY: 4th Daily Reading Ready Spiral Review

Name (First and Last)

1. Before you read the selection, what prediction can you make about the text using the title and the author's print/graphic features? (TEKS: 4.6C, CCSS: RL.4.1)

2. What is the story mainly about? (TEKS: 4.7D, CCSS: RL.4.2)

• John’s fear of Dr. Majors
• what John experiences during a visit to the dentist
• how Dr. Majors removed John’s tooth
• why John wasn’t happy about the dentist’s mask and gloves

3. The reader can tell that “Dr. Majors” is realistic fiction because it – (TEKS: 4.6F, CCSS: RL.4.1)

• exaggerates the abilities of the main character
• describes events and actions that took place long ago
• tells a story that has been handed down from generation to generation
• tells about events that could happen in life today

4. Which meaning BEST matches the way the word drill is used in the selection? (TEKS: 4.3A, CCSS: L.4.4.C)

• Meaning 1
• Meaning 2
• Meaning 3
• Meaning 4

Exit Ticket: The suffix -ous means “possessing” or “full of.” List 3 words that end with the suffix -ous and define them. (Ex: nervous = full of nerves) (TEKS: 4.3C, CCSS: L.4.4.B)