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NAEP Reading Grade 4 Flashcards

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  1. In NAEP Grade 4 Reading, what does 'point of view' refer to?

    Answer: The perspective from which a story is told

    Point of view describes who is narrating the story and through whose eyes the events are seen.

  2. On NAEP Grade 4 Reading, what is a 'caption' in a nonfiction text?

    Answer: A sentence that explains a photograph or illustration

    A caption is a brief description placed beneath an image to explain what it shows.

  3. Which word best describes a story's 'theme' as assessed on NAEP Grade 4 Reading?

    Answer: The central message or life lesson

    A theme is the underlying message or lesson the author wants readers to take away from the story.

  4. On NAEP Grade 4 Reading, what does the word 'evidence' mean when answering a comprehension question?

    Answer: A detail copied from the text that supports your answer

    Evidence is a specific detail or quote from the text that proves or supports your answer.

  5. In NAEP Grade 4 Reading, what is the 'resolution' of a story?

    Answer: The part where the main problem is solved

    The resolution is the end of the story where the conflict is settled and loose ends are tied up.

  6. On NAEP Grade 4 Reading, what does 'fluency' refer to in a reading assessment?

    Answer: Reading smoothly, accurately, and with appropriate expression

    Reading fluency means reading with accuracy, appropriate speed, and proper expression.

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