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WorksheetsAOT7 25-26 MC3 A Review
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
A nonfiction article describes a new spaceship and a planned mission to one of Saturn’s moons. What is the most likely prediction?
Scientists will stop exploring space and focus only on Earth.
The spaceship will probably gather information from Saturn’s moon.
The mission will be canceled because people are not interested in space.
Saturn’s moon will be declared unsafe for humans.
The mission could lead to new discoveries about Saturn and its moons.
Two robotics teams, led by Maya and Leo, compete. Maya’s team notices a problem in Leo’s robot but doesn’t tell anyone. What is the most logical prediction?
Both teams will work hard, and the winner will depend on which robot performs better.
Leo’s team will lose because the judges will notice the problem.
Maya’s team will try to break Leo’s robot on purpose.
Both teams will be disqualified.
Alex reads a story about a teenager who moved to a new country and had to adjust to a different language and culture. Which is a text-to-self connection?
The story reminded me of a TV show I watched about school life.
This makes me think of my friend who moved here and had to learn English while making friends.
The author described the character’s feelings clearly, which made it easy to understand them.
I liked the part where the character went shopping.
An article explains how community gardens help fight hunger and bring people together. Which is a text-to-world connection?
I’ve seen community gardens in my neighborhood that people enjoyed.
Community gardens are popular because they are trendy and people like local food.
This reminds me of how cities use community projects to solve problems like hunger and loneliness.
Gardening is a fun hobby for city residents.
A teacher notices that larger lunch groups eat faster but then spend more time talking afterward. This pattern repeats with different students. Which conclusion best describes the pattern?
Students eat quickly only when they really like the food.
The teacher should assign students to tables.
Smaller groups always eat and talk at the same pace.
Larger groups usually eat faster but socialize more afterward.
A teacher notices that larger lunch groups eat faster but then spend more time talking afterward. This pattern repeats with different students.
Which statement supports the conclusion that large groups eat faster but spend more time socializing?
The same behavior is repeated multiple times with different students.
The teacher observed students only once.
Students in smaller groups brought lunch from home.
Some students finished early due to after-school activities.
A study finds that the more water people drink, the fewer headaches they report. Which best describes this relationship?
Drinking more water directly causes fewer headaches.
Fewer headaches cause people to drink more water.
There is a correlation between water intake and headaches.
There is no connection between water and headaches.
A graph shows ice cream sales versus library book checkouts. The points are scattered with no clear pattern. What does this suggest?
More ice cream sales lead to more book checkouts.
More ice cream sales lead to fewer book checkouts.
There is no relationship between ice cream sales and book checkouts.
Ice cream sales cause library activity to increase.
Jordan is baking a new recipe and thinks the oven might be hotter than usual. How can prior experience guide decisions?
Adjust the temperature slightly and watch the food.
Ignore the recipe and guess the steps.
Let someone else cook while watching.
Compare this recipe to similar ones and make small adjustments.
Assume the recipe is wrong and not cook it.
Watching a video about organizing a school carnival, you feel interested because you helped plan one last year. How can reflecting on your personal experience help?
It helps you see the situation only from your own perspective.
It lets you think about different viewpoints and weigh pros and cons.
It makes you less interested because you already know the topic.
It proves the video is biased.
Fatima builds a model greenhouse: calculates size, researches plant growth, and writes a report. How is she using knowledge from different subjects?
She uses math to calculate size, science to understand plants, and writing to explain her design.
She is only following instructions without using other subjects.
She uses creativity to draw the greenhouse without science or math.
She uses science but ignores math and communication skills.
After reading an article about recycling programs in different cities, you remember your school’s recycling project. What kind of connection is this?
Text-to-genre connection
Text-to-author connection
Text-to-world connection
Text-to-self connection
A chart shows that as the number of hours spent studying increases, test scores also increase. What does this pattern suggest?
Test scores are random and unrelated to studying.
There is a positive correlation between studying and test scores.
Studying more causes lower test scores.
There is no relationship between studying and test scores.
Jamal reads a news story about a city planting trees to reduce air pollution. He thinks about how his town started a similar project last year. What type of connection is Jamal making?
Text-to-genre connection
Text-to-author connection
Text-to-world connection
Text-to-self connection
A graph shows that as the number of hours spent practicing piano increases, the number of mistakes during a recital decreases. What does this pattern suggest?
Practice has no effect on mistakes.
Practicing more leads to more mistakes.
There is a negative correlation between practice and mistakes.
Mistakes are random and unrelated to practice.
