I-Ready Reading Practice 3

What is the main idea of this passage?

• Pioneers had to build their own homes.

• Pioneers had to get their own food.

• Pioneers got sick a lot.

• Early pioneers had a difficult life.

Which of these does NOT tell about early pioneers from the passage?

• Early pioneers had to build their own homes.

• Early pioneers played sports to pass the time.

• Early pioneers had to catch or grow all of their food.

• Early pioneers often became ill with deadly diseases.

What is the main idea of this passage?

• Their ears and nose close to keep water out.

• Their webbed toes help them to swim.

• Their eyes have clear lids that allow them to see underwater.

• Beavers have special body parts that help them when they work underwater.

What happened yesterday from the passage?

• Marc had a fire drill at school

• The bell rang.

• The students jumped out of their seats.

• They walked outside.

What was the first thing that happened at the fire drill?

• Marc had a fire drill at school

• The bell rang and the students jumped out of their seats.

• The students jumped out of their seats.

• They walked outside.

What was the second thing that happened at the fire drill?

• The bell rang.

• The students jumped out of their seats.

• The teacher told them to form a line.

• They walked outside.

What was the last thing that happened at the fire drill?

• The bell rang.

• The students jumped out of their seats.

• The teacher told them to form a line.

• They walked outside.

Where can you find the main idea of the first paragraph?

• in the first sentence.

• in the last sentence.

• in the middle of the paragraph.

• by thinking about the most important idea in the paragraph.

What is the letter mostly about?

• a helpful teacher

• a favorite uncle

• a school play

• a silly mistake

Which detail tells that Gordon was nervous?

• I could feel my hands sweating and my heart racing.

• The best part was at the end when we took a bow.

• This is the first time I've ever performed in a play.

• Thank you for coming to my play.