
Grade 3 ELA / Reading - NC EOG Released Form
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Grade 3
English
North Carolina Standard Course of Study
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- Q1Which word describes Claudia?frustratedorganizeddaringhonest120s3.RL.3
- Q2Why did Claudia not show her rock and shell collections to the class?Claudia wanted to show a collection the class had never seen.Mrs. Wilson did not want to see two collections that were alike.Claudia was too shy to talk in class.Mrs. Wilson would not let her go first.60s3.RL.3
- Q3What is the meaning of the word "projects" as used in paragraph 4?surprisescoinsluresactivities60s3.RL.4
- Q4In paragraph 7, what does Marcus mean when he says to Claudia, "Bring one of your collections. You've got a million of them!"?Claudia should be concerned since she has no hobby.Claudia would have to borrow a collection from a friend.Claudia has several collections from which to choose.Claudia should share all of her collections with the class.60s3.RL.4
- Q5Which word completes the graphic organizer?feathersjump ropestelescopewagon60s3.RL.1
- Q6What do Claudia and Annie have in common?Both collect feathers.Both collect rocks.Both collect coins.Both collect seashells.60s3.RL.1
- Q7At the end of the story, what was Mrs. Wilson's reaction to Claudia's hobby?She thought it was the best collection of collections.She thought it was the biggest rock collection of all.She was surprised that the seashells were so different.She was surprised paper money came in many colors.60s3.RL.2
- Q8What is the main idea of the selection?A camel adapts well to life in the desert.There are songs and films about camels.A camel's most unusual feature is its hump.There are two types of camels in the world.120s3.RI.2
- Q9According to the text, what is the camel's strangest feature?closed nostrilsbushy eyebrowshumped backsthick eyelashes60s3.RI.1
- Q10What is the purpose of a camel's hump?to store water for many weeksto help its body temperature stay lowto keep it from sweatingto provide energy when there is no food60s3.RI.1
- Q11According to the selection, why are camels well-suited for sandstorms?They feed on dew-dampened plants.They enjoy hot, dry weather.They have long, thick eyelashes.They sweat similar to humans.60s3.RI.3
- Q12According to the selection, why are the camel's bushy eyebrows important?to keep sweat out of its eyesto help shade its eyes from the sunto help it see the desert betterto protect its breathing ability60s3.RI.3
- Q13In paragraph 3, how would "dew-dampened" plants help the camels go for weeks without water?"Dew-dampened" plants provide a source of water for camels."Dew-dampened" plants help the camels store fat in their humps."Dew-dampened" plants provide shade for camels."Dew-dampened" plants help the camels lose weight.60s3.RI.4
- Q14In paragraph 3, what is the meaning of the word "distress"?fearsufferingsleepsadness60s3.L.4.a
- Q15What is the similarity between paragraphs 3 and 4?They both describe where camels live.They both explain why camels are well-suited for running.They both describe how camels look.They both explain why camels can go without water for long periods.60s3.RI.8