Practice Test (Grade 3: Reading) Flashcards
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What is the main purpose of a story's title?
Answer: To give a clue about what the story is about
A title hints at the topic or main idea of the story.
In a fiction story, what is a 'character'?
Answer: A person or animal in the story
A character is a person or animal that takes part in the story.
Which word is a synonym for 'happy'?
Answer: Joyful
Joyful means the same as happy.
What does the setting of a story tell you?
Answer: Where and when the story takes place
The setting describes the time and place of the story.
If a passage says 'The dog wagged its tail and barked happily,' how does the dog feel?
Answer: Excited and happy
Wagging its tail and barking happily show the dog is excited and happy.
What is a 'fact' in a passage?
Answer: Something that can be proven true
A fact is something that can be proven to be true.
Why do authors use headings in informational texts?
Answer: To help readers find information by topic
Headings organize a text and help readers locate information.