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Grade 5 Stand-Alone Items

Read the graph below. What information does this graph give a student? Ο A. When the students participated in eating pizza Ο B. Why students chose certain pizza toppings Ο C. What kinds of pizzas were eaten 7 Read the graph below. What information does this graph give a student? Ο A. When the students participated in eating pizza Ο B. Why students chose certain pizza toppings Ο C. What kinds of pizzas were eaten Analysis 6: Informational/Functional Specific: Demonstrate understanding of authors’ use of text features (titles, headings, captions, maps, charts, tables, graphs, pull-down menus, etc.) (Reading GLE 2.2.2)

8 Which statement is a fact? Ο A. Athletes participate in sports Ο B. Athletes win every game. Ο C. Athletes are always tall. 8 Which statement is a fact? Ο A. Athletes participate in sports Ο B. Athletes win every game. Ο C. Athletes are always tall. Analysis 10: Analyze author’s purpose (including distinguishing between fact and opinion) and evaluate effectiveness for different audiences (Reading GLEs 2.4.2, 2.4.3, 2.4.4) 2012

7 Carmen is writing a report about the rules of baseball. Which of these would be the least helpful source of information? Ο A. A book about how to play baseball Ο B. An encyclopedia entry for baseball Ο C. A map to the Baseball Hall of Fame 7 Carmen is writing a report about the rules of baseball. Which of these would be the least helpful source of information? Ο A. A book about how to play baseball Ο B. An encyclopedia entry for baseball Ο C. A map to the Baseball Hall of Fame Analysis 9: Analyze usefulness of resources (Reading GLEs 2.3.2) 2011

8 Read the sentence below. We were amazed at the vast number of birds flying overhead. Which word from a thesaurus entry could replace vast in the sentence? Ο A. Important Ο B. Immense Ο C. Innocent 8 Read the sentence below. We were amazed at the vast number of birds flying overhead. Which word from a thesaurus entry could replace vast in the sentence? Ο A. Important Ο B. Immense Ο C. Innocent Comprehension 4: Understand and apply content vocabulary critical to the meaning of the text (Reading GLE 1.3.2, 1.2.2) 2011

13 Natalya is writing a report about snakes. Which of these books would be the best source of information for her paper? Ο A. A poetry collection titled Mammals From A to Z Ο B. A science text titled Reptiles All Around Us Ο C. A novel titled Amphibian Invasion 13 Natalya is writing a report about snakes. Which of these books would be the best source of information for her paper? Ο A. A poetry collection titled Mammals From A to Z Ο B. A science text titled Reptiles All Around Us Ο C. A novel titled Amphibian Invasion Analysis 09: Analyze usefulness of resources (Reading GLEs 2.3.2, 3.1.1)

14 Read the sentence below. When I forgot to turn in my homework, my dad lectured me about being a responsible student. What is the effect in this sentence? Ο A. I forgot to turn in my homework Ο B. Being a responsible student Ο C. My dad lectured me 14 Read the sentence below. When I forgot to turn in my homework, my dad lectured me about being a responsible student. What is the effect in this sentence? Ο A. I forgot to turn in my homework Ο B. Being a responsible student Ο C. My dad lectured me Analysis 8: Make connections (cause and effect) within a text (Reading GLE 2.3.1)