Mock Assessment 4th Grade - 1 (Interim 2)

1. This question has two parts. First, answer Part A. Then, answer Part B. Part A In Passage 1, what does Boomer encounter at the beginning of the story?

• A. He is happy that he has a doggy door.

• B. He is lonely that he has no one to play with.

• C. He is excited that he is able to play in the backyard.

• D. He is disappointed that he cannot leave the backyard.

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1. 1. Part B Which sentence supports the answer in Part A?

• A. “Boomer loved the new door Dad had installed for him.” (paragraph 1)

• B. “Now, when the family drove off in the mornings, he could push his snout through the flap and play in the backyard.” (paragraph 1)

• C. “This morning, after galloping around the grass, he plunked down on his belly and settled his chin on his front paws.” (paragraph 2)

• D. “If only the backyard fence had a doggy door, too, he sighed.” (paragraph 2)

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2. 2. What does the word rummaging mean as it is used in paragraph 3 of Passage 1?

• A. removing things

• B. searching through

• C. making a mess

• D. stealing things

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3. 3. Which two sentences describe character traits Reggie uses to influence the plot in the beginning of Passage 1?

• A. He is pushy.

• B. He is caring.

• C. He is confident.

• D. He is helpful.

• E. He is mean.

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4. 4. Read this sentence from Passage 1. “Regarding him with disbelief, Reggie pranced over to the gate, his tabby tail twitching like it was laughing at Boomer.” (paragraph 10) How does the simile twitching like it was laughing add meaning to the description of Reggie?

• A. It shows that he worries about being accepted by Boomer.

• B. It shows that he has a good sense of humor about life.

• C. It shows that he is a gray and white cat with a long tail.

• D. It shows that he thinks it is funny that Boomer is afraid.

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5. 5. How did Boomer respond when he saw the truck flying past in Passage 1?

• A. He quickly understood that he had to protect Reggie from harm.

• B. He decided that Reggie should be able to care for himself.

• C. He was confident that Reggie would know what to do.

• D. He depended upon Reggie to keep them both out of danger.

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6. 6. How does the narrator reveal Reggie’s change of perspective at the end of Passage 1?

• A. Reggie is shown to be bossier than ever to Boomer.

• B. Reggie is shown to be less bossy and more generous to Boomer.

• C. Reggie is shown to be in awe of Boomer after the close call.

• D. Reggie is shown to be ashamed of himself and apologetic.

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7. 7. This question has two parts. First, answer Part A. Then, answer Part B. Part A: Why is Selah’s party important to the speaker in Passage 2?

• A. Selah is one of her best friends.

• B. It will be Claire’s first sleepover party.

• C. The party is for Claire’s tenth birthday.

• D. Claire has invited her friends to sleep over.

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7. 7. Part B: Which line from the passage supports the answer in Part A?

• A. “Selah’s turning ten, and she’s one of my best friends.” (line 1)

• B. “Cause the party’s a sleepover where we get to stay all night.” (line 4)

• C. “I’ve never won them over, but for Selah’s invitation” (line 9)

• D. “I couldn’t wait to get there and hang out with everyone.” (line 16)

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8. 8. What does the word dazed mean as it is used in line 12 of Passage 2?

• A. surprised

• B. disturbed

• C. dizzy

• D. bored

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