Inferencing Passages

How do you think the character feels about his box?

• Nervous

• Excited

• Mad

How do the children feel when they see the boy in the box?

• Mad

• Happy

• Shocked

Why might the kids in the sand box feel surprised?

• They found a crab in the sand.

• They saw a flying box.

• They saw a monster.

What word also means the same as "sad"?

• Happy

• Afraid

• Upset

• Playful

What is another example of when a person could feel this way?

• When they eat their favorite food

• When their ice cream falls on the floor

• When they see their best friend

Judy and Cindy walked together. “I am so glad we get to see the elephants!” Judy told her buddy.

“Me, too! I do not want to see the tigers, though. They are scary,” Cindy said.

Where is the setting of this story?

• The zoo

• The pet shop

• The playground

Judy and Cindy walked together. “I am so glad we get to see the elephants!” Judy told her buddy.

“Me, too! I do not want to see the tigers, though. They are scary,” Cindy said.

How does Judy feel about seeing the elephants?

• Mad

• Nervous

• Excited

Judy and Cindy walked together. “I am so glad we get to see the elephants!” Judy told her buddy.

“Me, too! I do not want to see the tigers, though. They are scary,” Cindy said.

How does Cindy feel about seeing the tigers?

• Excited

• Nervous

• Happy

The firetruck is travelling so fast. The sound from its siren is loud. What is happening?

• a. There is an emergency.

• b. The firemen are going to a picnic.

• c. There is a fire nearby.

If you don't study before your quiz, which of the following will most likely to happen?

• a. You will get the highest score.

• b. You may get the lowest score.

• c. Nothing will happen to you.