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Bella is going to have a birthday party. She is turning fifteen on Sunday. The dress that she will wear was bought from France. Both of her parents spent a lot on this celebration. All her friends are invited to the party.
What is the main idea?
a) There are balloons for the party
b) Bella’s peach dress
c) Bella’s birthday party
Select two (2) supporting detail from the story above (2 marks)
a) Bella's parents spent a lot of money for the celebration.
b) Bella's dress was bought from France.
c) Bella is travelling to France.
1. Everybody is busy for the Literacy Month. A school program will be held this Friday. The Kinder teachers prepared a dance number. Grade 2 students will have a song number. The Grade 1 students will do a short dance number.
What is the main idea?
a) Song number of Grade 2 students
b) School program for the Literacy Month
c) Dance number of Kinder teachers
Select two (2) supporting detail from the story above (2 marks)
a) The Kinder teachers prepared a dance number.
b) Grade 1 students will do a short dance number.
c) The grade 2 students will have a dance number.
1. Riding in an airplane was exciting. It’s as if I can almost touch the clouds while looking out the window. The pilot and his crew made us feel comfortable during the flight. We saw the marvellous view of the ocean and landscape below us. It was a breathtaking experience.
What is the main idea?
a) exciting experience of riding in an airplane.
b) The pilot and his crew were kind.
c) The view was breathtaking.
Select two (2) supporting detail from the story above (2 marks)
a) The pilot and his crew made us feel comfortable during the flight.
b) We saw the marvelous view of the ocean and landscape below us.
c) I did not feel comfortable during the flight.
1. Can you name birds that talk? One of them is the parrot. You’ll be surprised at how some parrots talk. Some of them even win as the best talker in contests. Parrots are intelligent animals and are easily trained.
What is the main idea?
a) Parrots are intelligent animals
b) Parrots talk
c) Birds that talk
Select two (2) supporting detail from the story above (2 marks)
a) Parrots are intelligent animals and are easily trained.
b) Some parrots even win as the best talker in contests.
c) Parrots can’t be easily trained.
Skunks change their diets as the seasons change. During the spring and summer, they like to eat beetles, bees, lizards, crickets, and other insects. When it gets cooler, they change their diets. In the fall and winter, skunks like to eat mice, fruit, nuts, birdseed, and plants.
What is the main idea?
a) Skunks like to eat insects.
b) Skunks change their diets as the seasons change.
c) Skunks like to eat mice.
Select two (2) supporting detail from the story above (2 marks)
a) In the spring and summer, skunks like to eat beetles, bees, lizards, crickets, and other insects.
b) In the fall and winter, skunks like to eat mice, fruit, nuts, birdseed, and plants.
c) Skunks sleep all day long during winter.
Predict the outcome of every photo and event presented below.
Circle the letter of the correct answer.
Predict the outcome of every photo and event presented below.
Circle the letter of the correct answer.
Predict the outcome of every photo and event presented below.
Circle the letter of the correct answer.
Predict the outcome of every photo and event presented below.
Circle the letter of the correct answer.
Predict the outcome of every photo and event presented below.
Circle the letter of the correct answer.
DIRECTION: Read the short passages and select the letter of the correct answer
A big tree fell across the road. Hank was driving to town. When he saw the tree, he stopped the car.
What is the cause?
a. A big tree fell across the road.
b. Hank stopped the car when he saw the tree.
c. Hank saw a car
What is the effect?
a) Hank stopped the car when he saw the tree.
b) A big tree fell across the road.
c) Hank saw a car
The dog wanted to hide his bone. He dug a deep hole. Then he dropped the bone in. He filled the hole with dirt.
What is the cause?
a) The dog wanted to hide a bone.
b) The hole was filled with dirt.
c) The dog wanted to hide in the hole.
What is the effect?
a) The dog wanted to hide his bone.
b) He dug a deep hole.
c) He dropped his bone in the hole.
Romeo wanted to teach Kate how to sail a boat. He was a good teacher. Soon, Kate could sail the boat alone.
What is the cause?
a) Kate was a good teacher.
b) Kate showed Romeo how to sail.
c) Romeo was a good teacher.
What is the effect?
a) Kate sailed the boat alone.
b) Romeo was a good teacher.
c) Romeo showed Kate how to sail.
We went to the zoo today. We love to look at the baby monkeys. We stayed in the monkey house for a long time.
What is the cause?
a) All of the monkeys are babies.
b) We love to look at the monkeys.
c) We were in the monkey house for a long time.
What is the effect?
a) All of the monkeys are babies.
b) The monkeys live in the zoo.
c) We stayed in the monkey house for a long time.
Our car ran out of gas. All of the gas stations were closed. We had to walk all the way home.
What is the cause?
a) Our car ran out of gas and all of the gas stations were closed.
b) We had to walk all the way home.
c) We walked to the car.
What is the effect?
a) Gas stations were closed.
b) We had to walk home.
c) We walked to the car.
What type of text if the author is trying to convince you to try something?
a) To Persuade
b) To Entertain
c) To Inform
What type of text gives us information and real facts about a certain topic?
a) To Persuade
b) To Entertain
c) To Inform
What type of text gives us entertainment?
a) To Persuade
b) To Entertain
c) To Inform
The story about The Little Red Riding Hood is what type of text?
a) To Persuade
b) To Entertain
c) To Inform
The story about The Life of JAGS McCartney is what type of text?
a) To Persuade
b) To Entertain
c) To Inform
My mother’s recipe book is what type of text?
a) To Persuade
b) To Entertain
c) To Inform
An advertisement in television convincing me to buy the newest toy of Hedgehog is what type of a text?
a) To Persuade
b) To Entertain
c) To Inform
What type of text when the book is about “Vanilla: The Best Ice Cream Flavor”?
a) To Persuade
b) To Entertain
c) To Inform
Come and buy John's pizza today! It is cheap and tastes amazing! What is the authors purpose in this text?
a) To Persuade
b) To Entertain
c) To Inform
If the author is trying to make you laugh his/her purpose is_____.
a) To Persuade
b) To Entertain
c) To Inform
What do you call the people, creatures, or animals in a story?
a) Setting
b) Problem
c) character
Which story element tells you where the story takes place?
a) Setting
b) Solution
c) character
Which story element shows a conflict in the story?
a) Setting
b) Problem
c) character
Which story element explains how the problem is solved?
a) Setting
b) Character
c) Solution
If I told you this short story takes place in a jungle on a mysterious island a long time ago,
I would be describing what element of the story?
a) Setting
b) Problem
c) Solution
On a cold winter day, long ago, would be an example of the _____________ of a story?
a) Setting
b) Problem
c) Solution
Hare and Tortoise are examples of __________ in a story.
a) Setting
b) Problem
c) character
Rabbit and his brothers taught Coyote a lesson is an example of the __________ in a story.
a) Setting
b) Problem
c) solution
The people or animals that take part in the action of a story are called ________________.
a) Setting
b) Problem
c) character
Which of these could be the SETTING of a fairy tale?
a) a wicked witch puts a curse on a princess
b) in a faraway castle
c) people change as they get older
What type of sentence gives a command?
a) Imperative
b) Interrogative
c) Declarative
What type of sentence tells information and ends with a period?
a) Imperative
b) Interrogative
c) Declarative
What type of sentence asks a question and ends with a question mark?
a) Imperative
b) Interrogative
c) Declarative
What type of sentence shows feeling or strong emotion and ends with an exclamation point?
a) Exclamatory
b) Interrogative
c) Declarative
What type of sentence is this: How are you doing today?
a) Imperative
b) Interrogative
c) Declarative
What type of sentence is this: This is the funniest movie!
a) Exclamatory
b) Interrogative
c) Declarative
What type of sentence is this: Go, sit in your chair.
a) Imperative
b) Interrogative
c) Declarative
What type of sentence is this: The Earth has one moon.
a) Imperative
b) Interrogative
c) Declarative
An imperative sentence _______.
a) Shows feeling
b) Gives a command
c) Asks a question
A declarative sentence______.
a) Shows feeling
b) Gives a command
c) Tells information
An imperative sentence______.
a) Shows feeling
b) Gives a command
c) Asks a question
An interrogative sentence______.
a) Shows feeling
b) Gives a command
c) Asks a question
An exclamatory sentence______.
a) Shows feeling
b) Gives a command
c) Asks a question
Identify the book titles or covers whether they are fiction or non-fiction.
Write F for fiction and NF for non-fiction
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Identify the book titles or covers whether they are fiction or non-fiction.
Write F for fiction and NF for non-fiction
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Identify the book titles or covers whether they are fiction or non-fiction.
Write F for fiction and NF for non-fiction
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Identify the book titles or covers whether they are fiction or non-fiction.
Write F for fiction and NF for non-fiction
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Identify the book titles or covers whether they are fiction or non-fiction.
Write F for fiction and NF for non-fiction
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Identify the book titles or covers whether they are fiction or non-fiction.
Write F for fiction and NF for non-fiction
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Identify the book titles or covers whether they are fiction or non-fiction.
Write F for fiction and NF for non-fiction
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Identify the book titles or covers whether they are fiction or non-fiction.
Write F for fiction and NF for non-fiction
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Identify the book titles or covers whether they are fiction or non-fiction.
Write F for fiction and NF for non-fiction
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Identify the book titles or covers whether they are fiction or non-fiction.
Write F for fiction and NF for non-fiction
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Identify the book titles or covers whether they are fiction or non-fiction.
Write F for fiction and NF for non-fiction
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Identify the book titles or covers whether they are fiction or non-fiction.
Write F for fiction and NF for non-fiction
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Read the story then, write the number sequence of the sentences after the paragraph.
Fluffy the Brave Kitten
Fluffy was a curious little kitten who loved exploring. One sunny day, she followed a bouncing red ball to a big park. There, she heard a baby bird chirping and found it stuck in a bush. With gentle paws, Fluffy helped free the baby bird. The grateful bird flew back to its nest. Fluffy realized that even though she was small, she could do great things. She returned home, proud of her adventure and new friend.
Fluffy the curious kitten sees a bouncing red ball and decides to follow it.
1
The ball leads Fluffy to a big park with tall trees, colorful flowers, and butterflies.
2
Fluffy hears a baby bird chirping and finds it stuck in a bush.
3
Fluffy gently paws at the bush until the baby bird is free.
4
The grateful bird flies back to its nest, and Fluffy returns home, proud of her brave adventure.
5
Read the story then, write the number sequence of the sentences after the paragraph.
The Lost Teddy Bear
One rainy afternoon, Lily was playing in her room when she realized her favorite teddy bear, Mr. Snuggles, was missing. She searched high and low, under her bed and inside her toy chest, but he was nowhere to be found. Suddenly, she remembered that she had taken Mr. Snuggles to the backyard for a tea party earlier. With determination, Lily put on her raincoat and dashed outside. There, under the big oak tree, she found Mr. Snuggles, a little wet but safe and sound. She hugged him tightly and promised never to let him out of her sight again.
From that day on, Mr. Snuggles and Lily were always together, no matter what.
Lily realizes her favorite teddy bear, Mr. Snuggles, is missing while she plays.
1
She searches everywhere in her room but cannot find Mr. Snuggles.
2
Lily remembers she took Mr. Snuggles to the backyard for a tea party earlier.
3
She puts on her raincoat and braves the rain to search outside.
4
Under the big oak tree, she finds Mr. Snuggles, a little wet but safe, and hugs him tightly, promising never to let him out of her sight again.
5
Read the story then, write the number sequence of the sentences after the paragraph.
Sammy's Enchanted Acorn Adventure
Once upon a time in a magical forest, there lived a curious squirrel named Sammy. Sammy had fluffy, brown fur and a bushy tail that he loved to wag whenever he felt happy. Every day, Sammy would roam around the forest, exploring new places and meeting different animals. One sunny morning, as Sammy was scampering through the trees, he stumbled upon a sparkling acorn hidden under a pile of colorful leaves. Excited by his discovery, Sammy decided to bury the precious find near his cozy tree house, hoping to keep it safe. Little did he know that this shiny acorn held a secret that would lead him on an exciting adventure through the enchanted forest.
Sammy, a curious squirrel with fluffy fur and a bushy tail, lived in a magical forest.
1
He loved exploring and meeting animals as he roamed daily.
2
One sunny morning, he found a sparkling acorn hidden under leaves.
3
Excited, he buried it near his cozy tree house for safekeeping.
4
Unknowingly, the acorn held a secret leading him on an enchanted adventure.
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