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Quarter 1 Summative RL4.1,2 RI4.1,2

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Read each passage. Then choose the best answer for each question. Review all answers before submitting.
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The Mysterious Treehouse

Sarah had always been curious about the old treehouse at the edge of her grandparents' farm. It stood tall and weathered, its wooden planks grayed by years of sun and rain. One summer afternoon, while visiting her grandparents, Sarah decided to explore the treehouse.

As she climbed the rickety ladder, her heart raced with excitement. Inside, she found dusty old books, a telescope, and a map pinned to the wall. The map had X marks in various locations around the farm. Sarah wondered if it could be a treasure map.

She spent the rest of the afternoon exploring the spots marked on the map. Under an old oak tree, she found a small metal box containing old coins. Near the barn, she discovered a leather-bound journal filled with sketches of farm animals. Each discovery made Sarah feel like a real explorer.

As the sun began to set, Sarah realized she had uncovered more than just old trinkets. She had found a connection to her family's history and a new appreciation for the farm. Sarah couldn't wait to share her discoveries with her grandparents and learn more about the mysterious treehouse.
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How did Sarah feel about her discoveries?
a. Disappointed
b. Excited and curious
c. Scared
d. Indifferent
What is the main idea of the first passage?
a. Sarah's grandparents have a big farm
b. Old treehouses are dangerous
c. Sarah explores a treehouse and discovers family history
d. Maps always lead to buried treasure
In the second passage, why are coral reefs called the "rainforests of the sea?"
a. Because they are very colorful
b. Because they are home to many different species
c. Because they are always raining
d. Because they are made of trees
What are coral polyps?
a. A type of fish
b. Tiny animals that build coral reefs
c. Plants that grow in the ocean
d. A kind of algae
Which of the following is NOT mentioned as living in or visiting coral reefs?
a. Parrotfish
b. Clownfish
c. Dolphins
d. Sea turtles
What is one threat to coral reefs mentioned in the passage?
a. Overfishing
b. Earthquakes
c. Rising ocean temperatures
d. Shark attacks
According to the passage, what are scientists doing to help coral reefs?
a. Building artificial reefs
b. Removing all fish from the reefs
c. Studying ways to help coral adapt
d. Heating up the ocean
What is the main idea of the second passage?
a. Coral reefs are colorful and pretty
b. Fish like to live in coral reefs
c. Coral reefs are important ecosystems that need protection
d. Scientists are the only ones who can save coral reefs
In the first passage, what does the word "weathered" mean when describing the treehouse?
a. Newly built
b. Painted
c. Worn by exposure to the elements
d. Decorated
What can you infer about Sarah's relationship with her grandparents?
a. She doesn't like visiting them
b. She is close to them and enjoys exploring their farm
c. She only visits them once a year
d. She is afraid of their farm
In the second passage, what does the phrase "delicate balance" suggest about the reef ecosystem?
a. The reef is very fragile
b. The reef is perfectly balanced and doesn't change
c. The reef ecosystem is strong and unaffected by changes
d. The reef is off-balance and about to collapse
Based on both passages, which statement is true?
a. Both stories are about underwater exploration
b. Both passages emphasize the importance of curiosity and discovery
c. The main characters in both passages are animals
d. Both stories take place in the city
In the first passage, how does Sarah's afternoon of exploration end?
a. She gets lost on the farm
b. She breaks the items she found
c. She realizes she's made meaningful discoveries about her family history
d. She decides never to explore again
What is the author's purpose in writing the second passage?
a. To entertain readers with a funny story
b. To persuade readers to go scuba diving
c. To inform readers about coral reefs and their importance
d. To argue that coral reefs are not important
In the second passage, why do you think the author mentions that scientists are "educating people" about coral reefs?
a. Because only scientists should know about coral reefs
b. To show that everyone can play a role in protecting coral reefs
c. Because coral reefs are not important to most people
d. To encourage more people to become scientists
How are the two passages similar?
a. They both take place underwater
b. They both feature the same characters
c. They both involve discovery and learning
d. They both are about farming
In the first passage, what does the discovery of the journal and coins suggest?
a. Someone buried treasure on the farm recently
b. The farm has a rich history
c. Sarah's grandparents are secretly rich
d. The treehouse was built last year
Based on the second passage, which action would likely help protect coral reefs?
a. Using more plastic
b. Increasing water pollution
c. Reducing carbon emissions to slow climate change
d. Catching more fish from the reefs
In the first passage, why did Sarah decide to explore the treehouse?
a. She was bored at her grandparents' farm
b. Her grandparents told her to explore it
c. She had always been curious about it
d. She was looking for a place to read
What did Sarah find inside the treehouse?
a. A treasure chest
b. Old toys
c. A map, books, and a telescope
d. Her grandparents' photo albums