Trimester 2 Review - 1 (RI.6, RL.3, RL.9)
Quiz by Michelle Wilson
Feel free to use or edit a copy
includes Teacher and Student dashboards
Measure skillsfrom any curriculum
Tag the questions with any skills you have. Your dashboard will track each student's mastery of each skill.
- edit the questions
- save a copy for later
- start a class game
- automatically assign follow-up activities based on students’ scores
- assign as homework
- share a link with colleagues
- print as a bubble sheet
- Q1
Which word BEST describes the shepherd boy in this passage?
humorous
clever
foolish
courageous
30s - Q2
What evidence from the passage BEST supports the word to describe the shepherd boy chosen in Question 1?
The boy made the villagers laugh at his tricks.
The boy tricked the wolf away.
The boy saved the sheep from the wolf.
The boy lied to the villagers often.
30s - Q3
What word BEST describes how the villagers felt after finding out the boy lied about seeing a wolf?
amused
worried
scared
annoyed
30s - Q4
Read these sentences from "Tanya's Treasure Hunt.
"Although Tanya really wanted to go, she was a little scared. All of her friends told her that they had been to Pirate's Bay and that there is nothing to be afraid of. Feeling better about it, she decided to go."
Based on this information, what can a reader conclude about Tanya in "Tanya Makes a Move"?
Tanya does not like to talk to people she does not know.
Tanya likes to go on adventures with friends.
Tanya likes to play with friends at her new home.
Tanya does things even if she is unsure about them.
30s - Q5
Read the sentences from "Tanya's Treasure Hunt.
"Although Tanya really wanted to go, she was a little scared. All of her friends told her that they had been to Pirate's Bay and that there is nothing to be afraid of. Feeling better about it, she decided to go."
Based on this information, what can a reader conclude about Tanya in "Tanya Makes a Move"?
Friends are important to Tanya.
Tanya does not like to listen to others.
Swimming is difficult for Tanya.
Tanya usually likes to play by herself.
30s - Q6
Which sentence or pair of sentences from "Tanya Makes a Move" BEST supports your answer to the last question?
She was so excited to have new friends. She was glad that she took the first step to meet her new friends.
She just moved away from her home in Happy Harbor. She had lived there all of her life.
Because of her shyness, making new friends is not easy for her.
She kept telling herself that it would be okay but could not make herself swim toward them.
30s - Q7
Read the paragraph from "The Donut Deal."
Over lunch, Alexis and Eli came up with a new plan. They were not ready to give up junk food completely, but they were ready to start eating real food again. Their mom did not utter a word as she served up chicken and broccoli, but they did see her strange smile again. Alexis and Eli still ate dessert, but they split one donut and each washed it down with a tall glass of milk.
Based on this information, what can a reader conclude about how the plot of "Zap!" is similar to the plot of "The Donut Deal"?The main characters in both passages change their minds about something at the end.
The main characters in both passages decide to eat healthier food.
The main characters in both passages realize how harmful it can be to lie.
The parents in both passages try to convince their children to do something.
30s - Q8
How does the narrator's feelings about going fishing change from the beginning of "Zap!" to the end?
In the beginning, the narrator stops his video game to go fishing with his friend. In the end, he only wants to play his video game.
In the beginning, the narrator only wants to play his video game. In the end, he stops his video game to eat ice cream.
In the beginning, the narrator only wants to play his video game. In the end, he wants to go fishing with his friend.
In the beginning, the narrator stops his video game to eat his favorite ice cream. In the end, he stops his game to go fishing with his friend.
30s - Q9
Read this sentence from paragraph 2.
Many children do not know they can draw a beautiful butterfly easily.
Whose point of view is this?
the author's
the reader's
the butterfly's
the children's
30s - Q10
What is the author's message in the passage?
Cats are curious animals.
Cats are good at hearing things.
Cats are dangerous.
Cats do not make good pets.
30s - Q11
Choose the sentence from the passage that best describes the author's purpose.
Cats are some of the most curious creatures.
Cats come in many different colors and patterns depending on their breed.
Cats have special teeth for eating meat.
Cats have very good hearing and sight.
30s - Q12
Read this sentence from paragraph 5 of A Big, Fast Mistake.
Before cars, people did not travel as much, but it is possible that their lives were better.
Whose point of view is this?
the owners of the first cars
the author of "A Big, Fast Mistake"
the reader of the text
the people whose farmland was turned into roads
30s - Q13
Read the last sentence of A Change for America.
The car helped to make American life as we know it today.
Whose point of view is this?
the people who lived in the suburbs that were built because of cars
the owners of the new businesses that grew because of cars
the readers of "A Change for America"
the author of "A Change for America"
30s - Q14
What conclusion can be made about the author's opinion in paragraph 4?
The author thinks that the wool we get from sheep is very useful.
The author thinks that making clothes is the best use of wool.
The author thinks that collecting wool from sheep to use for goods is too much work.
The author thinks that wool should be left its natural color.
30s