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Reading Interim 1 - 2021
By Toni Wake
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Question 1
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What is the main reason the family goes to the garage?
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Question 3
3.
Who or what makes the “Ka-BOOM!” sound (see highlighted words)?
The truck’s door
Thunder
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Question 4
4.
What is the main purpose of the highlighted paragraph?
To explain that the narrator does not like the hot day
To explain that the rain is rushing down the driveway
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Question 5
5.
Why does Jamie start counting (see highlighted words)?
He is bored and wants to go inside.
He wants to count the raindrops that have fallen on the driveway.
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Question 6
6.
What does the highlighted word
tickles
mean in the passage?
Gently touches
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Question 7
7.
What is the main purpose of the highlighted sentence?
To show that the narrator thinks someone is hammering on the roof
To show that the sound of rain on the roof is loud
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Question 8
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What is the main purpose of the highlighted paragraph?
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Question 9
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What is the main purpose of the highlighted sentences?
To persuade readers that mangoes are the most delicious fruit
Question 10
10.
What does the highlighted word
signs
mean in the passage?
Motions or actions that express ideas
Boards with information written on them
Clues that something will soon happen
Proof of things that occurred long ago
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Question 11
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Question 14
14.
What is the main idea of the highlighted paragraph?
Weaver ants can both harm and help humans.
Weaver ants are big orange-red insects.
To see birds fly through strong winds
To relax and cool off on a hot day
To use raindrops for counting practice
To watch and listen to a thunderstorm
Question 2
2.
Which object does the writer use to help describe how the birds are moving?
Whooshing sheets of rain
Leaves on trees
Dandelion seeds
Jamie’s eyes
The narrator
Jamie
To explain that the narrator is getting wet
To explain that the weather is changing
He wants to see how many seconds pass before he hears thunder.
He wants to show his dad he can count to four.
Slowly pokes
Itches a lot
Rubs hard
To show that Jamie has stopped counting
To show that the sound of thunder blocks out Jamie’s voice
To persuade readers that weaver ants build better cocoons than other insects do
To show that a weaver ant larva builds more cocoons than an adult weaver ant does
To describe how weaver ants work together to build cocoons
To explain why weaver ants build cocoons for the whole community
To explain why the narrator spent time looking for signs of mangoes
To suggest that the narrator has not eaten many mangoes
To explain why weaver ants build cocoons in mango trees
What does the passage say is true about weaver ants and their weaving?
They weave their cocoons to get to fruit flies.
They weave leaves together to make cocoons.
They weave branches together to get to new trees.
They weave through mangoes to eat the fruit.
Question 12
12.
According to the passage, what is another name for
kenjga
?
Mango trees
Fruit flies that live in mango trees
Cocoons built by weaver ants
Weaver ants
Question 13
13.
In the passage, why are weaver ants good for mango trees?
Their cocoons help the mangoes grow.
They keep the monkeys away from the fruit.
They bite humans who collect the mangoes.
They eat insects that can harm fruit trees.
Weaver ants eat fruit and can harm fruit trees.
Weaver ants eat many different insects.
