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Worksheets3.15 Procedural Text: Earn, Save, Spend, Donate
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 13mins
Which word from paragraph 1 or 2 of the selection is an antonym of the word deposit in paragraph 1?
work
withdraw
trade
earn
What step must be completed before writing a plan of action?
Prepare ways to advertise the business
Gather materials for the product or service
Create a budget to use money earned from the business
Brainstorm ideas for earning money
The author wrote this selection to--
show how to advertise products and services
explain the difference between wants and needs
provide information about earning, saving, spending, and donating money
describe how money is spent
Which step helps the reader know how to spend the money earned?
Step 6
Step 5
Step 4
Step 3
Read this sentence from paragraph 3 of the selection:
These steps will help you determine talents and interests you can use to earn money.
In what sentence does the word steps have the same meaning?
Make the model airplane by following the steps in the direction booklet.
How many steps must I climb to get to the second floor?
Josh concentrates to learn the dance steps.
If you take short steps, it will take a long time to arrive.
The photograph beside paragraph 1 shows--
where money is earned
where money is made
where money is spent
where money is traded
Which sentence from the selection shows a cause and effect relationship?
People of all ages can work to earn money.
In the 1790s, the first United States Mint produced coins.
Baking cookies, caring for pets, and taking photographs are choices for earning money.
Work is fun when people use their talents or interests for their jobs.
Based on paragraph 1 of the selection, the reader can infer that--
paper money was made from animal skins
people use cash, checks, debit cards, and credit cards to pay for items
clam shells, cattle, and animal skins were things people wanted and needed
gold was used to buy clam shells, cattle, and animal skins before money was made
The author includes italicized questions to--
help the reader understand the information
encourage the reader to brainstorm idea
guide the reader through steps of making a budget
teach the reader about new ideas
Look at the chart on the sample budget worksheet. Rossita plans to use most of her money to--
buy items she needs
buy items she wants
give to others
save for the future
