WorksheetsTurn up the HeAt grade 5 Level 3
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Part A What are the two main ideas presented in the article? (LAFS.5.RI.1.2)
a)
A and B
b)
C and D
c)
B and C
d)
D and A
2.
Part B Select the sentence from the article that supports your answer in Part A. (LAFS.5.RI.1.2)
a)
a. National Football League (NFL) officials don't want players to celebrate too much after they make a good play. They also don't want players to taunt, or tease, the other team.
b)
b. Cooks plays for the New Orleans Saints. He likes to pretend to shoot a bow and arrow after big plays. So far he has not been punished for it. Josh Norman has, though.
c)
c. Goodell added that the NFL wants players to behave a certain way. The league knows that young people look up to players, he said.
d)
d. This season, officials are doing more to punish players who break these rules. In the past, the NFL has earned the nickname the "No Fun League."
3.
What is the meaning of “penalty” as used in the article? (LAFS.5.RI.2.4)
a)
a. Violation to the rights of others; unjust or unfair action
b)
b. A punishment that gives the other team an advantage in the game.
c)
c. A displeasure for rules.
d)
d. An unfavorable opinion or feeling formed beforehand or without knowledge, thought, or reason.
4.
Part A Why is the NFL eliminating any celebration after a touchdown? (LAFS.5.RI.1.1)
a)
a. They do not want football players to have too much fun.
b)
b. They are trying to improve the behavior of football players.
c)
c. They want to annoy the players and fans.
d)
d. They need to crackdown on the noise in the stadium.
5.
Part B What sentence from the article best supports your answer in Part A.
a)
a. Officials have been calling more penalties, or punishments, on players as part of the league's push for improved behavior.
b)
b. Thanks to similar crackdowns over the years, the sport has earned the nickname of the "No Fun League."
c)
c. Now, some players and fans wonder if the NFL has gone too far.
d)
d. Some penalties have had a big effect on the outcome of games.
6.
Reread the sentence below. (LAFS.5.RI.2.4)
The lucky ones signed as undrafted free agents and might have a chance to make a practice team. Still, many of them will wash out of professional football before they know what hit them.What is the meaning of “wash out” as used in the sentence above?
The lucky ones signed as undrafted free agents and might have a chance to make a practice team. Still, many of them will wash out of professional football before they know what hit them.What is the meaning of “wash out” as used in the sentence above?
a)
a. to clean
b)
b. be dismissed
c)
c. be eligible
d)
d. to change
7.
Choose two consequences of Grimble leaving college early? (LAFS.5.RI.1.3)
a)
A & B
b)
B & C
c)
C& D
d)
None
8.
This article would be most useful for, (LAFS.5.RI.1.1)
a)
a. College athletes
b)
b. Professional athletes
c)
c. All 4th graders
d)
d. College graduates
9.
Which information is supported by both passages? (LAFS.4.RI.3.9)
a)
a. Only 25 players out of 100 total football players who left college were drafted to an NFL team.
b)
b. Football can be a steady job if one works hard enough.
c)
c. Some things are out of our control so we just have to deal with it the best that we can.
d)
d. Celebrating after a touchdown causes a team a penalty.
10.
Read this paragraph from the article.Had he listened to the NFL draft experts, he might have extra money in the bank. He would almost certainly have "NFL draft pick" next to his name.Choose an example that helps explain these sentences. (LAFS.4.RI.1.1)
a)
a. He would have more money if he had left college earlier.
b)
b. The NFL draft experts had told Grimble to wait a little longer before leaving college.
c)
c. Grimble would be an NFL draft pick if he had it next to his name.
d)
d. Grimble listened to the NFL draft experts and still did not become a draft pick.
11.
Which states the following expression: (2 x3) + (2 X ()
a)
A
b)
B
c)
C
d)
D
12.
a)
A. 1 2/4 cup
b)
B. 1 cup
c)
C. 1 2/12
d)
D. 1 6/12
13.
a)
a
b)
b
c)
c
d)
d
14.
a)
a
b)
b
c)
c
d)
d
15.
Tony has $64.29 in his wallet before he buys a DVD for $14.99. How much, to the nearest dollar, does Tony have after purchasing the DVD?
a)
a. $48.00
b)
b. $49.00
c)
c. $49.30
d)
d. $50.00
16.
A company sold 352 DVD players last year. Each DVD player sold for $53. What is the total amount of money the company earned from the DVDs?
a)
a. $18,356
b)
b. $18,456
c)
c. $18,556
d)
d. $18, 656
17.
Divide 9,821 ÷ 7
a)
a. 1,304
b)
b. 1,403
c)
c. 1404
d)
d.1430
18.
a)
a
b)
b
c)
c
d)
d
19.
What is the volume of this figure?
a)
a. 26 cm3
b)
b. 28 cm3
c)
c. 80 cm3
d)
d. 108 cm3
20.
Using the table above, determine which statement below is true:
a)
a. day 5 was 6 degrees colder than day 2
b)
b. day 5 was 6 degrees warmer than day 2
c)
c. day 5 was 9 degrees warmer then day 2
d)
d. day 5 was 3 degrees warmer than day 4
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