WorksheetsTurn Up the Heat Grade 4 level 3
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Part A What is the main idea that is presented in the article? (LAFS.4.RI.1.2)
a)
a. Football players should have the opportunity to celebrate after a touchdown.
b)
b. Certain football players are getting away with celebrating after a touchdown.
c)
c. Football players should not celebrate after a touchdown if they do not want to get fined and receive a penalty.
d)
d. Taunting is causing players to get fined and they claim they are not having fun because of it.
2.
Part B Select the sentence from the article that supports your answer in Part A. (LAFS.4.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.4.RI.2.4) Davis plays for Washington. His mistake was flipping the football through the goal post after a touchdown catch. He was given a penalty for doing this. A penalty is a punishment that gives the other team an advantage in the game.
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 Which sentence best describes how the passage is organized? (LAFS.4.RI.2.5)
a)
a. The author asks a question and tries to answer it.
b)
b. The author describes different causes of celebration after a touchdown and the details their effects.
c)
c. The author tells what actions to take in the order they should be taken in order to avoid punishment from celebrating.
d)
d. The author states a problem and then provides the solution.
5.
Part B Choose the detail from the passage that best supports the answer to Part A. (LAFS.4.RI.2.5)
a)
a. "I've been doing it for three years now, and there was never a complaint about it," Cooks told a New Orleans newspaper. "Now, all of a sudden, there is.
b)
b. At first, Davis felt confused about this. "But now I get it. I get the point," he said. "That will never, ever happen again. Ever."
c)
c. "They set the rules." In the end, it's up to players to follow them, he said.
d)
d. National Football League (NFL) officials don't want players to celebrate too much after they make a good play.
6.
Reread the sentence below and select the meaning of the word “opportunity” as used in the sentence: (LAFS.4.RI.2.4)
“We thought I was good enough. ... I went undrafted, but I’m still here, still working, still have an opportunity (chance).”
“We thought I was good enough. ... I went undrafted, but I’m still here, still working, still have an opportunity (chance).”
a)
a. favorable
b)
b. granting
c)
c. convenience
d)
d. chance
7.
Choose two consequences of Grimble leaving college early? (LAFS.4.RI.1.3)
a)
A & B
b)
B & C
c)
C & D
d)
B& D
8.
This article would be most useful for, (LAFS.4.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 as 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.
Crystal is baking pies. She needs 2 cups of sugar for each pie. She has 10 cups of sugar. She uses all 10 cups of sugar. How many pies can Crystal bake?
a)
a. 5
b)
b. 12
c)
c. 8
d)
d. 20
12.
What is 48/100 in decimal form?
a)
a. 48
b)
b. 4.8
c)
c. 0.48
d)
d. 4
13.
Junia has 8 times more money saved than her brother. Her brother has $12 saved. Select the expressions that show how much money Junia has?
a)
A, C, E
b)
B, C, D
c)
B, C, E
d)
A, C, D
14.
Round 643,625 to the nearest hundred thousand.
a)
a. 644,600
b)
b. 640,000
c)
c. 643,630
d)
d. 644,000
15.
A rectangular school gym has a length of 150 feet and a perimeter of 540 feet. What is the width in feet of the school gym?
a)
a. 240 feet
b)
b. 120 feet
c)
c. 690 feet
d)
d. 300 feet
16.
Select all the shapes that always contain parallel lines.
a)
A, B, C
b)
A, D, E
c)
B, C, D
d)
B, C, E
17.
Select all of the models that have been shaded to represent fracts equivalent to Grace's fraction.
a)
A, B
b)
B, D
c)
A, C
d)
C, E
18.
Which of the following set of numbers are all prime
a)
a. 1, 2, 4, 9
b)
B. 3, 7, 10, 24
c)
C. 3, 7, 17, 29
d)
D. 2, 15, 18, 19
19.
What is the measure of the angle?
a)
A. 135 degrees
b)
B. 155 degrees
c)
C. 35 degrees
d)
D. 45 degrees
20.
Jesse has 40 collectable baseball cards. Jacob has b baseball cards. If Jesse has 10 times as many baseball cards as Jacob, write an equation that shows how many baseball cards Jacob has.
a)
A. b x 10 = 40
b)
B. 40 x 10 = b
c)
C. 40 x b = 10
d)
D. b + 10 = 40
21.
Ricky wants to buy the same number of matchbox cars for 3 of his friends. He has $38 each matchbox car cost $3. What is the largest number of matchbox cars Ricky can buy for each of his friends?
a)
a. 5
b)
b. 4
c)
c. 8
d)
d. 2
22.
What is 200 divided by 5?
a)
a. 50
b)
b. 45
c)
c. 40
d)
d. 30
23.
What is the sum of 2 3/4 and 3 3/4?
a)
A. 5 1/4
b)
B. 6 1/2
c)
C. 6 1/4
d)
D. 5 3/4
24.
carpenter wants to carpet a room with an area of 360 sq feet. Select all of the sizes of rugs the store owner cold choose.
a)
A, C, D
b)
B, C, E
c)
A, B, C
d)
C, D, E
25.
What is the measure of the missing angle?
a)
a. 40
b)
b. 60
c)
c. 90
d)
d. 20
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