Read the sentences and answer the questions.

Art remembered that Bob was the best batter on the West Team. For a moment, Art began to think about the things that he should not do.

When Art remembered about Bob, what did Art begin to think about?

Read the sentences and answer the questions.

Art remembered that Bob was the best batter on the West Team. For a moment, Art began to think about the things that he should not do.

How long did Art think about those things?

Type these words without endings.

deeply

(a)  

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grabbed

(a)  

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loudly

(a)  

Type these words without endings.

smartest

(a)  

Type these words without endings.

baker

(a)  

Type these words without endings.

smiling

(a)  

Type these words without endings.

muttered

(a)  

Read the words in the box. Then fill in blanks.

Art (a)   back and "Zip-Pow."

Read the words in the box. Then fill in blanks.

The catcher was (a)   .

Read the words in the box. Then fill in blanks.

And the batter began to (a)   after the ball had hit the catcher.

Read the words in the box. Then fill in blanks.

The fans from Art's school cheered and cheered. They (a)   up and down.

Read the words in the box. Then fill in blanks.

They (a)   each other. They yelled, "Go to it, Art. Show them how to pitch."

Timed read:

The next question will be a timed passage. Read the passage in the box. The timer will start when it appears. You will have 60 seconds to read it. It will disappear at the end of the time. Have someone track your errors.

Don't go to the next question until you have someone.

If you don't have someone to read along, just do your best. Tell me in the blank how many words you read and how many errors you made.

Your goal should be 90 words and no more than 3 errors.

How many words did you read? And how many errors?

Here's the passage again so you can count your words.