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Sam's helicopter Ride-Unit 1.3 Assessment

Total questions: 9

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Is this a text that is giving information or telling a story?

a)

Gives Information

b)

Tells a Story

c)

is a Poem

2.

How do you know what type of text it is?

a)

It teaches the reader about helicopters.

b)

It tells about the characters taking a helicopter ride.

c)

The setting is the beach.

3.

What's another way to tell what kind of text it was?

a)

It has an illustration or drawing.

b)

It has text features.

c)

It has a photograph.

4.

Who is telling the story?

a)

The Narrator

b)

The character Sam

c)

The illustrator

5.

How do you know who is telling the story?

a)

The author used the character’s names.

b)

The author uses the words we, me, and us.

c)

The author uses words that describe the setting.

6.

Which sentence appeals to the sense of hearing?

a)

Sam and his father went to an airport.

b)

Sam looked down at his town.

c)

Whirr! The blades made a big sound.”

7.

Which sentence appeals to the sense of Sight?

a)

"The helicopter shook”

b)

“They went up.”

c)

“Sam looked down at his town.”

8.

What phrase does the author use to help show Sam’s feelings about the helicopter?

a)

“A man came over.”

b)

“They can also fly side to side.”

c)

“Those helicopters are cool!”

9.

What phrase does the author use to help show Sam’s feelings about the helicopter ride?

a)

Sam and his father went to an airport.

b)

It was a great ride!

c)

"I can take you for a ride in one,".