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WorksheetsReview for Common Assessment #1
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
Katie DiCamillo included the simile – ‘He was sitting like that, swinging his legs, studying the drawing, when he heard shouting and the high-pitched buzz of excitement, like crickets, that the kids made when something was happening' to show that
Rob was concentrating on his drawing
The students were loud
The kids were crickets
A fight was about to start
Read this sentence from page 19. He caught sight of her pink dress; it looked all crumpled, like a wadded-up tissue. The imagery in this sentence shows
that her dress was a tissue
Rob couldn't believe what he was seeing
that her dress was wrinkled and messed up
that it didn't look normal
Rob’s many conversations with Sistine show that Rob and Sistine
had difficulty finding time to talk
were becoming friends
were afraid of the tiger
didn't understand each other
What can the reader conclude from Rob’s father’s actions of putting the medicine on Rob's legs and fixing him dinner?
He wants Rob to do things for himself
He wants Rob to go back to school
He cares for Rob
He is glad that Rob has time off from school
The reader can tell that “Tiger Rising” is realistic fiction because it
has facts
takes place in the past
could happen in real life
is based on the life of a real person
The reader can tell that “The Lion and The Mouse “ is a fable because it –
has a moral or a lesson
tells a story
has characters
has a problem
Which sentence from the text which sentence best supports theme/moral/lesson of Tiger Rising?
You got to let that sadness rise on up.
I keep the suitcase closed.
I am the best at not crying.
You got that sadness deep down in your legs.
The prefix non means
more
none
not
no
How do Miguel in ‘Tia Lola’ and Rob in ‘Tiger Rising’ deal with their feelings about being bullied
They avoid dealing with their feelings
They try to get help
They fight back
They try to talk to their bullies
Throughout the text, the author suggests that snakes are:
live in various regions
have been around for many centuries
are extremely deadly
have similarities and differences
Read the dictionary entry for the word fault as a noun,
1) mistake, failure,
2) a defect,
3) responsibility for a failure,
4) a fracture in the earth’s surface causing a displacement.
Which definition best matches the way fault is used in paragraph 2 of Field Snakes of the Southwest?
Definition 1
Definition 2
Definition 3
Definition 4
The author organizes the information in the Mountain King Snake text box by?
stating evidence that supports or opposes snakes
comparing and contrasting the various characteristics of snakes
revealing the problems and solutions with snakes
persuading you to like snakes
