2nd Grade Theme 2 Skills Test-reading Comprehension
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Reading Comprehension-Pages 49-51.What is the same about all the ways to feed birds in the selection?
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They all are made form pine cones.
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They all use milk cartons.
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They all are put in a tree.
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They all must be made with peanuts.
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When you read a story you may develop the ability to predict what will come next when you are absorbed. Below is a second-grade theme skill test-reading comprehension test that is designed to see if you can go to the book we are reading and understand all there is. It is made from parts G, H, I and J. Give See moreit a try!
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Reading Comprehension-Pages 49-51.How is the milk carton different from the pine cone bird feeder?
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It has a flap.
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It uses birdseed.
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It goes in a tree.
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A. It has a flap.Explanation
The milk carton is different from the pine cone bird feeder because it has a flap. This suggests that the milk carton has a cover or lid that can be opened and closed, while the pine cone bird feeder does not have this feature. The flap on the milk carton may be used to pour milk or other liquids into the carton, or to seal it shut to prevent spills or contamination. The pine cone bird feeder, on the other hand, likely does not require a flap since it is filled with birdseed and does not need to be opened or closed.Rate this question:
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Reading Comprehension-Pages 49-51.What must birds do to eat the peanuts that they don't need to do with food on the pine cone?
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Stand on a flap
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Crack the nuts
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Open a window
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Find a good tree
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A. Crack the nutsExplanation
Birds must crack the nuts in order to eat them. Unlike the food on the pine cone, which they can easily access, the peanuts require the birds to use their beaks or other tools to crack open the shells and reach the edible part inside.Rate this question:
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Reading Comprehension-Pages 49-51.How are the pine cone and the milk carton bird feeders the same?
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Both use peanut butter.
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Both need flaps.
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Both use peanuts.
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Both use birdseed.
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A. Both use birdseed.Explanation
The given correct answer is "Both use birdseed." This means that both the pine cone and the milk carton bird feeders require birdseed as the main ingredient to attract and feed birds. Both feeders may have different designs or materials, but the common factor is the use of birdseed to fulfill their purpose of feeding birds.Rate this question:
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Reading Comprehension-Pages 49-51.Which of these is used for all the bird feeders in the selection?
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Milk carton
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Pine cone
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Yarn
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Peanuts
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A. YarnExplanation
Yarn is used for all the bird feeders in the selection. This implies that the bird feeders are made using yarn as a material. The passage might have mentioned different materials for different bird feeders, and yarn is the common material used for all of them. The other options, such as milk carton, pine cone, and peanuts, may be mentioned in the passage but are not used for all the bird feeders.Rate this question:
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Reading Comprehension-Pages 52-54.Which sentence gives an opinion?
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Fish and bugs swim about looking for food.
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Seeing under the water can be exciting.
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Some animals live above the water.
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Mom cut out the end of a cup.
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A. Seeing under the water can be exciting.Explanation
The sentence "Seeing under the water can be exciting" gives an opinion because it expresses a personal viewpoint or feeling about the activity of seeing under the water.Rate this question:
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Reading Comprehension-Pages 52-54.Which sentence tells a fact?
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It's fun to visit the pond.
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It's neat to see things under the water.
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I think the pond is a busy place.
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Snails move over the rocks.
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A. Snails move over the rocks.Explanation
The sentence "Snails move over the rocks" tells a fact because it states a specific action that snails perform. It does not express an opinion or subjective viewpoint, making it a statement of fact.Rate this question:
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Reading Comprehension-Pages 52-54.Which sentence gives an opinion?
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The eggs will grow into tadpoles.
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I think tadpoles look like little fish.
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The tadpoles will grow legs.
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Tadpoles tun into frogs.
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A. I think tadpoles look like little fish.Explanation
The sentence "I think tadpoles look like little fish" gives an opinion because it expresses a personal belief or viewpoint about tadpoles resembling little fish.Rate this question:
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Reading Comprehension-Pages 52-54.Which sentence tells a fact?
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It's fun to see under the water.
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If you ask me, the snails are very tiny.
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The tool makes underwater things look bigger.
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Tadpoles and frogs look funny to me.
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A. The tool makes underwater things look bigger.Explanation
The sentence "The tool makes underwater things look bigger" tells a fact because it states a verifiable and objective statement about the tool's ability to magnify objects underwater.Rate this question:
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Reading Comprehension-Pages 52-54.How can you tell this sentence is an opinion and not a fact?I think it's the best tool to use to see things in the pond.
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It tells what the writer thinks.
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It can be shown to be true or not true.
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All people feel the same way.
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The tool does not work.
Correct Answer
A. It tells what the writer thinks.Explanation
The sentence "I think it's the best tool to use to see things in the pond" indicates that the statement is an opinion. The use of the word "think" suggests that it is the writer's personal belief or viewpoint rather than a verifiable fact. Opinions are subjective and can vary from person to person, while facts are objective and can be proven or disproven. Therefore, the presence of the phrase "I think" in the sentence indicates that it is an opinion.Rate this question:
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Reading Comprehension-Pages 55-57.How are all the things that Tina, Max, and Mom need alike?
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You can eat or drink all of them.
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They all can be used to look at bugs.
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They will keep the children safe from the sun.
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They are all things to take on a hike.
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Reading Comprehension-Pages 55-57. In which group do caps and sunscreen belong?
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Safe from the sun things
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Things to eat and drink
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Hiking shoes
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Belt packs and backpacks
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A. Safe from the sun thingsExplanation
Caps and sunscreen belong to the group of "safe from the sun things". This group consists of items that provide protection from the sun's rays, such as hats (caps) and sunscreen. These items are essential for preventing sunburn and other harmful effects of sun exposure.Rate this question:
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Reading Comprehension-Pages 55-57. Which of these belongs in the group things used for carrying?
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Peaches
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Hand lens
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Backpack
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Cap
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A. BackpackExplanation
The answer is "backpack" because it is an item specifically designed for carrying things. Peaches, hand lens, and cap are not typically used for carrying objects.Rate this question:
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Reading Comprehension-Pages 55-57. In which group do water and peaches belong?
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Things to eat and drink
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Things used to look at bugs
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Safe from the sun things
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Things used for carrying
Correct Answer
A. Things to eat and drinkExplanation
Water and peaches belong to the group of "things to eat and drink". Water is a common beverage consumed by humans, while peaches are a type of fruit that is often eaten. Both water and peaches are items that are consumed for nourishment and hydration.Rate this question:
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Reading Comprehension-Pages 55-57. In which group does a shopping bag belong?
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Things used to look at bugs
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Things used for carrying
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Kinds of shoes
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Safe from the sun things
Correct Answer
A. Things used for carryingExplanation
A shopping bag belongs to the group of "things used for carrying". It is used to hold and transport items that have been purchased.Rate this question:
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Reading Comprehension-Pages 58-59. What does the map show?
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Tents by the inn
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School playgrounds
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Beach City
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Seaside Park
Correct Answer
A. Seaside ParkExplanation
The map shows Seaside Park.Rate this question:
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Reading Comprehension-Pages 58-59. How do you get to the tents?
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Go along the hiking trail.
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Go down Beach Road.
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Stay on Seaside Lane.
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Go to the inn.
Correct Answer
A. Go down Beach Road.Explanation
The correct answer is "Go down Beach Road." This suggests that to get to the tents, one should take the route along Beach Road. This implies that the tents are located somewhere along Beach Road, and by going down this road, one will reach the desired destination.Rate this question:
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Reading Comprehension-Pages 58-59.What does the line of circles stand for?
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The hiking trail
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The playground
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The inn
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The Beach Road
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A. The hiking trailExplanation
The line of circles represents the hiking trail. This can be inferred from the context of the reading comprehension passage on pages 58-59. The other options mentioned, such as the playground, the inn, and the Beach Road, are not mentioned or implied in the passage. Therefore, the correct answer is the hiking trail.Rate this question:
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Reading Comprehension-Pages 58-59.Where is the inn?
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On the same side of Seaside Lane as the playground
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Next to the tents
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Beside the pond
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Near Seaside Lane
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A. Near Seaside LaneExplanation
The correct answer is "near Seaside Lane" because the inn is located close to Seaside Lane. This suggests that it is in close proximity to the lane, but not necessarily on the lane itself.Rate this question:
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Reading Comprehension-Pages 58-59.Which of these is the closest to the beach?
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The playground
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The tents
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The inn
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The pond
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A. The tentsExplanation
The closest option to the beach would be the tents.Rate this question:
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