Iready Reading Review

The dog wagged _______________ tail to show how happy he was.

• its

• it's

• its'

The book is _____________________ but you’re welcome to read it.

• mine

• yours

• my

Choose the correct possessive pronoun.

Your house is much bigger than _____________________ is.

• threres

• ours

• them

• they

Someone who teaches others is a ...?

• writer

• teacher

• leader

• painter

Choose the word that is spelled correctly.

• staied

• stayed

• stayd

• stayyed

Use the drama on pages 236-237 in your IReady reading book to answer the following question. How do events of Scene 2 build on the events of Scene 1?

• The tortoise promises to make the leopard beautiful in Scene 1, and he keeps his promise in Scene 2.

• The hyena plays a trick on the tortoise in Scene 1, and the tortoise makes plans to get even in Scene 2.

• The leopard saves the tortoise in Scene 1, and the tortoise saves the zebra in Scene 2.

• The tortoise makes the leopard beautiful in Scene 1, and the zebra becomes jealous of the leopard in Scene 2.

Use the drama on pages 236-237 in your IReady reading book to answer the following question. How do the events in Scene 3 build on the events from Scene 1 of How the Animals Got Their Beautiful Coats?

• Scene 1 describes the beauty of the animals in Africa, and Scene 3 shows how they got that way.

• Scene 1 shows how mean the hyena is to the tortoise, and Scene 3 shows how the tortoise makes sure the hyena's appearance matches his actions.

• Scene 1 describes the kindness of the leopard, and Scene 3 shows how the tortoise repays that kindness.

• Scene 1 shows how cruel the hyena is, and Scene 3 shows the hyena learning to be kinder to others.

Choose the correct form of the verb to complete the sentence: She _______ to the store every Saturday.

• A) go

• B) goes

• C) going

• D) gone

Identify the correct synonym for the word 'happy'.

• A) sad

• B) joyful

• C) angry

• D) tired

Which sentence is grammatically correct?

• A) He don't like apples.

• B) She doesn't likes apples.

• C) They doesn't like apples.

• D) She doesn't like apples.