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KOFI LITERACY ASSESSMENT
Quiz by Kubie
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Read the text about the Hope Diamond.
The Hope Diamond is only about one inch long. But it's famous for being the largest dark blue diamond in the world. The remarkable jewel has a rare color and a long history. The Hope Diamond was discovered in India in the 1600s. It has had many owners around the world, including the kings of France and England.
The Hope Diamond now belongs to a museum in Washington, D.C. It is part of a necklace and is surrounded by smaller white diamonds. While most people say the jewel is blue, some people see purple, violet, or gray in it. Visitors travel from all over the world to admire its beauty.
Based on the text, why is the Hope Diamond famous?
Its owners have all been kings.
It is part of a beautiful necklace.
It is the biggest blue diamond in the world.
Read the text about the ukulele.
A popular instrument in Hawaii is the ukulele. The ukulele is a small guitar with only four strings. It is usually made of wood, often from the koa tree in Hawaii.
The word ukulele has multiple possible meanings. The word 'uku' means "flea" and 'lele' means "jumping". Some people say that the player's fingers move so fast, they look like little insects jumping! So it makes sense that ukulele could mean "jumping fleas". Other people say that ukulele means "a gift from far away". This makes sense, too. Instruments like the ukulele were first brought to Hawaii from Portugal. Nowadays, people around the world enjoy the ukulele's relaxing music.
How many strings does a ukulele have?
three
four
six
Read the text about the Hope Diamond.
The Hope Diamond is only about one inch long. But it's famous for being the largest dark blue diamond in the world. The remarkable jewel has a rare color and a long history. The Hope Diamond was discovered in India in the 1600s. It has had many owners around the world, including the kings of France and England.
The Hope Diamond now belongs to a museum in Washington, D.C. It is part of a necklace and is surrounded by smaller white diamonds. While most people say the jewel is blue, some people see purple, violet, or gray in it. Visitors travel from all over the world to admire its beauty.
Based on the text, why is the Hope Diamond famous?
Read the text about the ukulele.
A popular instrument in Hawaii is the ukulele. The ukulele is a small guitar with only four strings. It is usually made of wood, often from the koa tree in Hawaii.
The word ukulele has multiple possible meanings. The word 'uku' means "flea" and 'lele' means "jumping". Some people say that the player's fingers move so fast, they look like little insects jumping! So it makes sense that ukulele could mean "jumping fleas". Other people say that ukulele means "a gift from far away". This makes sense, too. Instruments like the ukulele were first brought to Hawaii from Portugal. Nowadays, people around the world enjoy the ukulele's relaxing music.
How many strings does a ukulele have?
Which book title better matches the picture?
Read the text.
Anna struggled up the stairs of the train station, pulling her heavy baggage behind her. A man asked if he could assist her, but Anna shook her head and smiled. "No, thank you. I can handle it."
Based on the text, which sentence is more likely to be true?
Which sentence matches the picture?
Which sentence matches the picture?
Which word makes the most sense in the sentence?
The pen is in the ______.
Which sentence matches this picture?
Which sentence matches this picture?
Which word matches the picture?
Read the passage.
The Power of Exercise
Why should you exercise? When you exercise, you lower your chances of getting sick. For example, exercise makes your heart healthier and your body stronger. It improves your mood and can make you feel calm. Regular exercise helps you think more clearly, so you can get more done during the day. Exercise can even help you sleep better at night. Regular exercise can make your life better in so many ways!
What is the main, or central, idea of the passage?
What word matches this picture?
Complete the word to match the picture.
sh__p
What is the base word in gladly?
Complete the sentence with the best prefix.
Jon __read the sign, so he turned onto the wrong street.
What does remake mean?
Find the one noun. A noun names a person, animal, place, or thing.
Which tense does the sentence use?
Dale and Lindsey will help the neighbors.
Complete the sentence with the correct present tense form of to have.
We ____ a nice present for our mother.
Complete the sentence with the correct present tense form of to be.
I _____ always the first one in my seat.
Which sentence is in the past tense?
Read the first part of the story.
The Forgotten Wand
Fern and Daisy has just finished a lesson on the dangers of magic spells on frogs. They were sitting alone in the now-empty classroom. They hadn't copied notes from the Headmaster Elf's lesson fast enough, so he had asked them to stay late to catch up.
"I'm so bored," Fern moaned. "I thought Elfin Magic School was going to be fun, but so fat, we haven't learned any magic at all. All we do is listen to the Headmaster Elf talk about magic safety."
Daisy nodded. "If I hear one more word about why magic spells are dangerous, I'm going to scream!" She glanced toward Headmaster's desk and then she did give a little scream.
"What is it?" cried Fern.
"Look! Headmaster forgot to lock his desk." Daisy pointed. Sure enough, Headmaster's magic wand was poking out from his desk drawer.
Fern's eyes widened, and then she grinned. "Are you thinking what I'm thinking?"
What is Fern probably thinking as she grins?