4th Grade CCRC/Genre/5 Finger Rule Test - Spanish

A story that solves a crime or a puzzle with clues for the reader to solve is an example of

• A. Mystery
• B. Fantasy
• C. Comedy
• D. Science Fiction

A story involving terrifying elements like ghosts, zombies, or vampires is an example of

• A. Historical Fiction
• B. Comedy
• C. Science Fiction
• D. Horror/Thriller

The Cross County Reading Challenge is where I can register books that

• A. I read with my class
• B. I read on my own
• C. I do not read
• D. I have never heard of

When I use the Five Finger Rule, if I have 0-1 fingers up after reading a page, it means the book is

• A. too easy for me
• B. "just right" for me
• C. too hard for me right now
• D. about nothing

When I use the Five Finger Rule, if I have 2-3 fingers up after reading a page, it means the book is

• A. too easy for me
• B. "just right" for me
• C. too hard for me right now
• D. about a manatee

When I use the Five Finger Rule, if I have 4-5 fingers up after reading a page, it means the book is

• A. too easy for me
• B. "just right" for me
• C. too hard for me right now
• D. about an elephant

A story about a wizard living in a magical world is an example of

• A. Realistic Fiction
• B. Historical Fiction
• C. Mystery
• D. Fantasy

This book cover is an example of

• A. Science Fiction
• B. Horror/Thriller
• C. Historical Fiction
• D. Realistic Fiction

This book cover is an example of

• A. Fantasy
• B. Science Fiction
• C. Mystery
• D. Historical Fiction

This book cover is an example of

• A. Mystery
• B. Historical Fiction
• C. Science Fiction
• D. Comedy