STAAR Writing Grade 4 2017 - Past Paper
Quiz by Texas Education Agency
Grade 4
ELAR (2009)
Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS)
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Measures 9 skills fromGrade 4ELAR (2009)Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS)
Measures 9 skills from
Grade 4
ELAR (2009)
Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS)
4.15.C: Writing - Writing Process
4.18.A: Writing - Expository and Procedural Texts
4.15.D: Writing - Writing Process
4.20.B: Oral and Written Conventions - Conventions
4.21.B: Oral and Written Conventions - Handwriting, Capitalization, and Punctuation
4.20.A: Oral and Written Conventions - Conventions
4.22.D: Oral and Written Conventions - Spelling
4.22.B: Oral and Written Conventions - Spelling
4.22.C: Oral and Written Conventions - Spelling
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- Q1What is the BEST way to combine sentences 2 and 3?She can’t wait to play Zoo Madness, so she skips through the introduction and gets right to the action.She can’t wait to play Zoo Madness because she skips through the introduction and gets right to the action.She can’t wait to play Zoo Madness, she skips through the introduction and gets right to the action.She can’t wait to play Zoo Madness, and she skips through the introduction, and she gets right to the action.60s4.15.C: Writing - Writing Process
- Q2Mitchell would like to add the following sentence to the second paragraph (sentences 6–12). Where is the BEST place to insert this sentence?After sentence 6After sentence 8After sentence 9At the beginning of the paragraph60s4.15.C: Writing - Writing Process
- Q3Mitchell wants to help readers move from the fourth paragraph (sentences 16–23) to the fifth paragraph (sentences 24–26). Which sentence or sentences should Mitchell insert at the beginning of the fifth paragraph, just before sentence 24?Then Lauren hears a stomp and a huff.It’s a rhinoceros! Oh, no!The tiger is trapped and won’t be going anywhere.Uh-oh! Another animal is just around the corner.60s4.15.C: Writing - Writing Process
- Q4The meaning of sentence 33 is unclear. It can be clarified by changing it to —the voicethe rhinoher gameher shoulder60s4.15.C: Writing - Writing Process
- Q5Derrick wants to further develop the central idea of this paper by adding a detail after sentence 3. Which of these sentences could BEST follow and support sentence 3?This is different and not the same as paying someone back.I had a friend who helped me when I had to clean out my garage.That means they’re doing something nice by helping another person who may be in need.Pay it forward today if you have an opportunity to do this.60s4.18.A: Writing - Expository and Procedural Texts