Practice Test (Grade 3: Reading) Flashcards
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What is the 'sequence' of events in a story?
Answer: The order events happen in
Sequence is the order in which events take place.
If a word starts with 'un-' like 'unhappy,' what does it usually mean?
Answer: Not
The prefix 'un-' means 'not,' so unhappy means not happy.
What is a 'cause' in a passage?
Answer: The reason something happens
A cause is the reason that makes something else happen.
How can you tell how a character feels?
Answer: By their words, actions, and thoughts
A character's words, actions, and thoughts show how they feel.
What is the 'theme' or lesson of a story usually about?
Answer: An important message the reader learns
The theme is the important message or lesson of a story.
Which sentence uses a describing word (adjective)?
Answer: The fluffy cat slept
'Fluffy' is an adjective that describes the cat.
Why might an author include a picture with a passage?
Answer: To help the reader understand the text
Pictures help readers better understand the information in a text.