3rd grade review 4/20

"Life's Greatest Treasure"

2. Which word is a synonym of tricky in line 12?

• sly

• honest

• serious

• boring

"Life's Greatest Treasure"

4. The title of the poem, along with the last 2 lines, help the reader understand-

• the best kind of treasure is gold

• children are happier than adults

• a trip to the beach will be remembered forever

• the most valuable things in life are happy moments

"Life's Greatest Treasure"

5. According to the poem, aunts and uncles-

• are playful and loving

• are older relatives who visit on weekends

• help children learn to read and count

• enjoy playing in puddles

"Fox and Crane"

1. What was Crane doing when he first saw fox?

• Eating dinner

• Cleaning his den

• Walking in the forest

• Cooking a pot of soup

"Life's Greatest Treasure"

8. The author includes the image of a shark in line 18 to show that -

• taking a bath is sometimes dangerous

• sharks can breathe under water

• children enjoy pretending

• some children are afraid of water

"Fox and Crane"

9. In the future, Fox will probably-

• not enjoy eating soup

• cook larger pots of soup

• treat his guests with more respect

• refuse to invite guests to dinner

"Fox and Crane"

10. What lesson does Crane try to teach Fox?

• He should not invite Crane to dinner.

• He should treat others like he wants to be treated himself.

• Crane doesn't like the soup he makes.

• Foxes can't drink out of tall pitchers.

"Fox and Crane"

11. What did fox do at the end of the story?

• he left Crane's house still hungry

• he enjoyed eating Crane's soup

• he taught Crane an important lesson

• he invited Crane to join him for lunch

"Matter and Energy"

1. Which words from paragraph 2 help you understand the meaning of the word consume?

• heat and light

• eating and eat

• things and matter

• moving and grow

"Matter and Energy"

2. Which section of the article is most likely to explain what happens when energy is added to liqui?

• Got Gas?

• Liquid Motion

• Do Solids Move?

• What are Energy and Matter?