Week 32 Reading Skills Quiz

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Esther had been trying to reach her mom for fifteen minutes straight, and she was exasperated. “Pick up,” she pleaded, but her call once again went to voicemail.

Pacing back and forth beneath her freshly blooming cherry tree, she superfluously checked her phone every minute or so. She knew it was unnecessary. It was not as though her phone would suddenly silence itself.

Her heart leapt as it finally rang. “Mom!” she practically shouted as she answered. “How did it go?”

“I got the job!” her mom exclaimed in jubilation. “I am so happy. They hired me on the spot!”

“ That’s wonderful!” Esther squealed. “I’ve been on pins and needles.”

“I’m sorry I kept you waiting,” her mom apologized. “Let’s go out for lunch to celebrate. My treat!”

Choose one of the words from question 7 and use it in your own sentence. Remember to use correct punctuation and capitalization.

Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, and everyone should eat a healthy breakfast each morning. Eating breakfast has been shown to increase energy, improve concentration and memory, and help people maintain a healthy weight. To gain these benefits, choose a balanced breakfast that incorporates grains, dairy, protein, and fruits. Avoid eating cereals that are high in sugar. Even though they are delicious, they will not stick with you, and they may make you crave more sugary food. Anyone would enjoy eating scrambled eggs, oatmeal, and a fruit smoothie for breakfast. However, you may not have time to cook in the morning. In that case, it should be easy to pack a breakfast at night that you can grab on your way out the door.

Is the following statement a fact or opinion?
Studies show that kids who eat breakfast are five times more likely to perform well on tests.

fact

opinion

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Jubilation		feeling very annoyed or frustrated because something keeps happening or isn’t going your way
superfluously		a feeling of great happiness and excitement
Exasperated		a feeling of being very nervous or excited while waiting for something to happen
pins and needles		doing something more than needed or in a way that isn’t really necessary

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Jubilation		feeling very annoyed or frustrated because something keeps happening or isn’t going your way
superfluously		a feeling of great happiness and excitement
Exasperated		a feeling of being very nervous or excited while waiting for something to happen
pins and needles		doing something more than needed or in a way that isn’t really necessary

Week 32 Reading Skills Quiz

Choose one of the words from question 7 and use it in your own sentence. Remember to use correct punctuation and capitalization.

Is the following statement a fact or opinion?
Studies show that kids who eat breakfast are five times more likely to perform well on tests.

Part A: Why was Esther repeatedly checking her phone?

Part B: Which sentence best supports your answer?

Part A: How was Esther feeling while waiting for her mom to call?

Part B: Which sentence best supports your answer?

Part A: What can you infer about Esther’s relationship with her mom?

Part B: Which sentence best supports your answer?

Match each of the bold words from the passage with the correct definition.

Choose one of the words from question 7 and use it in your own sentence. Remember to use correct punctuation and capitalization.

What is the main idea of the passage?

Which detail supports the idea that breakfast helps your body and mind?

Which of the following is recommended as part of a healthy breakfast?

What solution does the author give for people who don’t have time to cook breakfast?

Which opinion from the passage supports the idea that cereal is tasty?

Which fact from the passage supports the idea that eating breakfast can make you more energetic?

Is the following statement a fact or opinion?
Studies show that kids who eat breakfast are five times more likely to perform well on tests.

Part A: Why was Esther repeatedly checking her phone?

Part B: Which sentence best supports your answer?

Part A: How was Esther feeling while waiting for her mom to call?

Part B: Which sentence best supports your answer?

Part A: What can you infer about Esther’s relationship with her mom?

Part B: Which sentence best supports your answer?

Match each of the bold words from the passage with the correct definition.

What is the main idea of the passage?

Which detail supports the idea that breakfast helps your body and mind?

Which of the following is recommended as part of a healthy breakfast?

What solution does the author give for people who don’t have time to cook breakfast?

Which opinion from the passage supports the idea that cereal is tasty?

Which fact from the passage supports the idea that eating breakfast can make you more energetic?

Week 32 Reading Skills Quiz

Choose one of the words from question 7 and use it in your own sentence. Remember to use correct punctuation and capitalization.

Is the following statement a fact or opinion? Studies show that kids who eat breakfast are five times more likely to perform well on tests.

Part A: Why was Esther repeatedly checking her phone?

Part B: Which sentence best supports your answer?

Part A: How was Esther feeling while waiting for her mom to call?

Part B: Which sentence best supports your answer?

Part A: What can you infer about Esther’s relationship with her mom?

Part B: Which sentence best supports your answer?

Match each of the bold words from the passage with the correct definition.

Choose one of the words from question 7 and use it in your own sentence. Remember to use correct punctuation and capitalization.

What is the main idea of the passage?

Which detail supports the idea that breakfast helps your body and mind?

Which of the following is recommended as part of a healthy breakfast?

What solution does the author give for people who don’t have time to cook breakfast?

Which opinion from the passage supports the idea that cereal is tasty?

Which fact from the passage supports the idea that eating breakfast can make you more energetic?

Is the following statement a fact or opinion? Studies show that kids who eat breakfast are five times more likely to perform well on tests.

Part A: Why was Esther repeatedly checking her phone?

Part B: Which sentence best supports your answer?

Part A: How was Esther feeling while waiting for her mom to call?

Part B: Which sentence best supports your answer?

Part A: What can you infer about Esther’s relationship with her mom?

Part B: Which sentence best supports your answer?

Match each of the bold words from the passage with the correct definition.

What is the main idea of the passage?

Which detail supports the idea that breakfast helps your body and mind?

Which of the following is recommended as part of a healthy breakfast?

What solution does the author give for people who don’t have time to cook breakfast?

Which opinion from the passage supports the idea that cereal is tasty?

Which fact from the passage supports the idea that eating breakfast can make you more energetic?

Is the following statement a fact or opinion?
Studies show that kids who eat breakfast are five times more likely to perform well on tests.

Is the following statement a fact or opinion?
Studies show that kids who eat breakfast are five times more likely to perform well on tests.