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NAEP Reading Grade 4 Flashcards

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  1. According to NAEP Grade 4 Reading, what is the main purpose of an informational text?

    Answer: To provide facts and explain a topic

    Informational texts are written to convey facts and explain topics to the reader.

  2. In NAEP Grade 4 Reading assessments, which skill involves using surrounding words to figure out an unfamiliar word's meaning?

    Answer: Using context clues

    Using context clues means reading the words around an unknown word to determine its meaning.

  3. On NAEP Grade 4 Reading, what does it mean to 'make an inference'?

    Answer: To use text clues and prior knowledge to draw a conclusion

    Making an inference means combining what the text says with what you already know to reach a conclusion.

  4. Which text structure lists events in the order they happened, a skill tested on NAEP Grade 4 Reading?

    Answer: Chronological order

    Chronological order organizes information by the sequence in which events occurred.

  5. On NAEP Grade 4 Reading, what is the 'main idea' of a passage?

    Answer: The central point the author wants to communicate

    The main idea is the central message or most important point the author is making.

  6. NAEP Grade 4 Reading assessments distinguish between literary and informational texts. Which is an example of a literary text?

    Answer: A short story

    Literary texts include stories, poems, and fiction written primarily to entertain or express ideas creatively.

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