NAEP NAEP Reading Grade 4 3

Question 1

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

Accepted Answer

The perspective from which a story is told

Answer

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

Question 2

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

Accepted Answer

A sentence that explains a photograph or illustration

Answer

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

Question 3

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

Accepted Answer

The central message or life lesson

Answer

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

Question 4

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

Accepted Answer

A detail copied from the text that supports your answer

Answer

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

Question 5

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

Accepted Answer

The part where the main problem is solved

Answer

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

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