WorksheetsReading - Week 4 Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 5hrs 0mins
Select the word or words with the same meaning as the underlined word.
Rita traded her blue crayon for a red one.
gave away
sold
bought
exchanged
Select the word or words with the same meaning as the underlined word.
This market sells a variety of fruits.
number of types
just one type
bundles
thousands
Select the word or words with the same meaning as the underlined word.
Meg placed the books on the shelves.
boxes under a bed for storing things
horizontal boards for holding things
cushiony office chairs
long, long dinner tables
Select the word or words with the same meaning as the underlined word.
I visited the children's section for a book.
bundle
part of a store
the second floor
one type
Select the word or words with the same meaning as the underlined word.
The fruit spoiled after a while.
tasted yummy
became ripe
became not good to eat
was treated with extra care
Select the word or words with the same meaning as the underlined word.
One of my chores is folding the laundry.
freshly cleaned clothes
clothes hanging in the closet
clothes that not longer fit
badly torn clothes
Monday is the day that Jenny cleans her floors.
Which word has the same sound as the ea in cleans?
earth
clever
care
cheese
Jessica's hair is so long that her mom likes to braid it.
Which word has the same sound as the ai in braid?
fire
brand
display
earth
The butterfly seems to float through the air.
Which word has the same sound as the oa in float?
cot
rope
frown
stoop
Do you agree that four quarters equal one dollar?
Which word has the same sound as the ee in agree?
pie
dream
pet
there
Sunlight burst through the window.
Which word has the same sound as the ow in window?
one
coach
cow
couch
I wrote a letter to the mayor of the city.
Which word has the same sound as the ay in mayor?
plate
right
key
yard
Read the story on paper, then answer the question below.
What is the author's purpose for writing the selection?
to recommend fancy resort hotels
to tell people to relax more
to guide people on their camping trips
to help people plan a successful trip
Read the story on paper, then answer the question below.
Which of the following is not a similarity shared by camps and hotels?
They both offer a break from the city
They both have the sounds of crickets
They both give people a chance to cool off
They both can be a home-away-from-home
Read the story on paper, then answer the question below.
In which way do camps and hotels differ the most?
a place to stay away from home
number of ways to relax
cost
swimming
Read the story on paper, then answer the question below.
Camps and hotels are similar because
they both offer a chance to cool off
they both offer a place away from crowds
they both make everyone comfortable
they both offer a chance to be in nature
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Compared to camps, hotels are
less friendly
more fun
less comfortable
more expensive
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What is the main similarity between camps and hotels?
They both have plenty of fresh air.
They both cause families to disagree.
They are both places to vacation.
They are both near bodies of water.
Read the story on paper, then answer the question below.
What conclusion can you draw about Keisha Silver?
She never stays at hotels.
She would enjoy vacationing with Paul Padilla.
She never goes camping without bug spray.
She would be happiest at a resort hotel.
Read the story on paper, then answer the question below.
Which of the following is an opinion expressed by the author in paragraph 8?
Nothing makes city-dwellers happier than a week in nature.
The best way to plan a vacation is to think about relaxing.
Swimming in a lake is the same as swimming in a pool.
Vacations are unnecessary if you live near a city park.
