Week 4 STAAR ROCKET BOOSTER

34. Based on information in the story, the reader can infer that King Midas did not -

• A fully think about his wish
• B care about others
• C make wishes often
• D want to receive a wish

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3.6 F

35. Select the sentence that shows the fairy tried to help King Midas make a good wish.

• A A king named Midas did a good act for a deer.
• B A fairy granted him a wish. Midas wished that whatever he touched would turn to gold.
• C The fairy tried to change his mind.
• D Midas said that the wish was an excellent one. So, the fairy granted his wish!

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3.7 C

36. When does Midas decide he does not want a golden touch?

• A In the beginning
• B In the middle
• C In the end

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3.7 D

37. When does Midas wish for a golden touch?

• A In the beginning
• B In the middle
• C In the end

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3.7 D

38. When does Midas turn his daughter to gold?

• A In the beginning
• B In the middle
• C In the end

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3.7 D

39. What change, if any, should be made in the sentence? They can climb trees, and run up to 35 mph.

• A Change They to Them
• B Change climb to clim
• C Delete the comma after trees
• D No change should be made.

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3.11 D

40. How should the following sentence be changed? To much fear of bears can endanger both bears and people.

• A Change To to Too
• B Change fear to feer
• C Insert a comma after can
• D No change should be made.

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3.11 D

41. What information can be found in the table?

• A how to attract bears
• B how to stay safe around bears
• C how to treat bears
• D how to find a bear safely

42. According to the text, what is one reason bears might hurt humans?

• A they are bigger in size
• B when there are loud noises
• C entering a bear's area
• D food was left around

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3.9 D

43. Which idea about a blacksmith is presented in BOTH the poem and the passage?

• A A blacksmith is strong.
• B A blacksmith’s work is hard.
• C A blacksmith can make many things.

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3.9