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4th Grade STAAR - Informational Text Structures / Features
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A #reading #STAAR game to help recognize #informational #text #structures #features
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1
Shawn can find the info he needs in the library by looking in the ____section.
dictionary
biography
thesaurus
encyclopedia
2
The main conflict in this paragraph is:
Not all bats are able to hibernate.
Bats must make a decision when they run out of food.
Bats are not able to migrate.
3
In order for Kim to know more about the contents of each book, she could look in the book's:
introduction
glossary
index
conclusion
4
Which is a common idea in each lesson from Warren Buffet?
Trust everyone.
It is important to get to know who you are working with.
Don't let anyone down.
Don't trust everyone you meet.
5
The USA purchased Louisiana because:
More people were settling in the U.S. and needed more food.
They didn't want the French to own United States land.
They needed to create jobs.
6
Which of the following would provide the definition for Tara?
Glossary
Table of Contents
Map
Index
7
A good main idea for this paragraph would be:
Warming up will help your muscles grow.
Warming up will make you a better player.
Warming up will help you win.
Warming up is important for your body's health.
8
"Jets Soaring" would be considered this magazine's:
subtitle
caption
title
headline
9
An effect of a radiation treatment for skin cancer is:
People get tired easily.
Burns appear on the skin.
Unable to run.
10
A reader could draw a conclusion that:
Augustine Washington did not like slavery.
Augustine was a great role model for George.
George Washington had eight brothers and sisters.
11
From this biography, a reader could conclude that:
Beverly Cleary had an appreciation for books and libraries.
Beverly Cleary wanted to live in a larger city.
Beverly Cleary didn't like libraries.
12
Based on the heading, a reader could infer that the article is about
Inventors that gave up easily.
none of the above
Inventions that weren't successful by famous inventors.
Great American inventions.
13
On the timeline above, a reader could conclude that:
Benjamin died after the Revolutionary War.
Benjamin was born after the Revolutionary War had started.
Benjamin moved to Philadelphia after he became a postmaster.
14
A reader might draw a conclusion that the war was considered forgotten because:
No major changes resulted from the war.
It didn't really happen.
No one knew it was happening.
15
The main problem in this paragraph is:
Should students receive homework?
Are students getting more homework than in previous years?
Are some teachers giving too much homework?
16
The main idea of the video game is that:
Players can virtually become a member of a village.
The villages are in a rainforest.
Character can become wild animals.
17
According to this flyer, a reader could infer that:
The meeting is only for experienced gardeners.
The meeting is to form a new Garden Club.
Many gardeners have already joined.
18
On this magazine page, the arrow is pointing to the picture's ____________.
title
heading
caption
picture
19
The dinosaur, "Tianyulong confuciusi" was unique because:
It was only recently discovered.
none of the above
It was only three feet long.
It had fur.
20
On this page, "Civil Rights" would be considered a:
Content Title
Subheading
Caption
Headline
21
A reader could infer that
reinforcements
means:
horses
additional help
extra clothing
food and water
22
According to the graph, a reader could infer that:
Almost 200 4th graders liked crickets.
The 4th graders have been stung by many bees.
Students liked crickets more than bees.
Students liked to eat crickets more than bees.
23
A reader could determine that:
Miami is further from the sun in the summer.
Toronto has short winter days.
Stockholm has longer summer days than Moscow.
24
The results show evidence that:
Vitamins may not be as good for people as once thought.
Vitamins are needed to be healthy.
There are more vitamins in milk than cereal.
25
The reason that Betsy was probably chosen to sew the first American flag was:
She owned an upholstery shop.
She possessed amazing sewing skills.
She had already made the flag design.
She was familiar to Washington from the church she attended.
26
This photo & caption are with an article that might focus on a main problem such as this:
Pandas are getting too fat.
Pandas have sharp teeth.
China is running out of bamboo
27
What should Josh add to his book to divide it into topics?
Introduction
Glossary
Index
Table of Contents
28
According to this diagram, a reader could determine:
Leaders in a dictatorship are probably disliked.
In a monarchy, leaders are appointed.
In both governments all leaders are always liked.
29
To find information on tornadoes; we can check the textbook's?
Title
Glossary
Table of Contents
Index
30
Using the context clues provided,
heed
must mean?
understand
explain to
tell
listen to
31
In this paragraph a reader could infer that:
Jewel's father and mother were divorced.
Blu, Jewel, and their kids are birds.
Blu and Jewel have jobs in Rio de Janeiro
32
A reader could infer that:
Tossing boiled water is dangerous.
Hot water will turn into a solid faster than cold water.
Cold water will melt an ice cube faster.
33
The title of this timeline could probably be:
Famous Technology Events in History
Events That Led to People Searching the Internet
Important Events that Led Up to the First Home Computer
34
mesmerizing
probably means:
confusing
large
fascinating
unlikely
35
A map such as this would best accompany an article about:
Geographical areas where Texas Native Americans lived.
Texas best shopping malls.
Locations of Texas rivers.
36
In this paragraph
privy
most likely means:
thoughtful
ability to know
keeping a secret
