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MC #3 Practice

Total questions: 17

Worksheet time: 9mins

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Class
Date
1.

According to Frog Tunnels and Squirrel Bridges, why is it difficult for frogs and toads to get out of the way of traffic?

a)

Traffic moves in many directions.

b)

Traffic is hard to see.

c)

Frogs and toads are slow.

d)

Frogs and toads are small.

2.

According to Frog Tunnels and Squirrel Bridges, how can frogs safely cross the road?

a)

by jumping fences

b)

by hopping faster

c)

by using tunnels

d)

by following squirrels

3.

Frog Tunnels and Squirrel Bridges

How have people tried to tell drives to watch for animals crossing the road?

a)

by giving maps

b)

by posting signs

c)

by writing letters

d)

by talking to them

4.

Frog Tunnels and Squirrel Bridges

What is the main idea of the section "Trouble on the Road"?

a)

why some roads are unsafe for animal

b)

how people have build tunnels and fences

c)

how much it costs to build a bridge

d)

why animals sometimes need to cross roads

5.

Frog Tunnels and Squirrel Bridges

What is the main idea of the passage?

a)

Squirrel bridges are a good way to keep squirrels safe.

b)

Building tunnels for animals is the easiest way to help them across.

c)

There are different ways for animals to cross roads safely.

d)

People going to new houses and stores causes traffic on roads.

6.

Frog Tunnels and Squirrel Bridges

Why did the author most likely include headings with the passage?

a)

to show other possible titles for the pasage

b)

to make the passage seem more important

c)

to organize the information in the passage

d)

to provide more facts to the passage

7.

Frog Tunnels and Squirrel Bridges

What information can be found under the heading "Frog Tunnels"?

a)

the steps that people can take to keep animals away from traffic

b)

the sizes of different types of animal tunnels

c)

a plan for keeping some animals safe when they travel

d)

a description fo what materials are used to build animal tunnels

8.

Frog Tunnels and Squirrel Bridges

"Trouble on the Road", "Frog Tunnels", and "A Nutty Bridge" are examples of

a)

indexes

b)

table of contents

c)

headings

d)

unknown words

9.

Frog Tunnels and Squirrel Bridges

Check the THREE (3) statements with which the author most likely agrees.

a)

People should try different ways to keep animals safe.

b)

People can work together to solve problems.

c)

Animals can learn new ways to do things.

d)

People should stay far away from animals.

e)

Animals should try to stay in one place.

10.

Frog Tunnels and Squirrel Bridges

Based on the information in the first and second paragraphs, the reader can conclude that the author believes

a)

animals should be protected

b)

people do not care about the safety of animals

c)

people should not build their homes in the forest

d)

there is too much traffic on the roads

11.

Frog Tunnels and Squirrel Bridges

Which sentence bet describes how the author feels about animals?

a)

The author believes people should help animals.

b)

The author believes animals should take care of themselves.

c)

The author believes people should not build roads where animals live.

d)

The author believes animals should not move from place to place.

12.

Fish Tales

For the large fish, how is the ocean reef different from the rest of the ocean?

a)

The ocean reef has fewer bright sponges than the rest of the ocean.

b)

The ocean reef has fewer sea turtles than the rest of the ocean.

c)

The ocean reef is quieter than the rest of the ocean.

d)

The ocean reef is safer than the rest of the ocean.

13.

Fish Tales

What will the fish most likely do the next time it sees a fishing line?

a)

swim to shore

b)

tell more stories

c)

swim the other way

d)

look for the children

14.

Fish Tales

According to paragraph 6, what would have happened to the fish if it had not begged to be put back in the sea?

a)

The fish would have become the new family pet.

b)

The fish would have come dinner for the man's children.

c)

The fish would have trained to perform in a show.

d)

The fish would have been put in an aquarium.

15.

Fish Tales

What is the message in "Fish Tales"?

a)

Do not believe a promise made by a fish.

b)

You may help yourself when you help others.

c)

Greed will keep you from getting what you want.

d)

Do not be surprised by a good story.

16.

Fish Tales

In "Fish Tales" the author shows the importance of

a)

keeping a promise

b)

listening to others

c)

asking for help

d)

caring for family

17.

Fish Tales

Fish Tale is make-believe because

a)

it describes the sea

b)

the man has children

c)

it tells about a large fish

d)

the fish talks to the man