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Which of these animals fits best with seagulls, crabs, and starfish?

Which sentence is supported by evidence in the text?

Reading Comprehension Quiz 1

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1
Which sentence is supported by evidence in the text?
Starfish hold onto rocks.
Seagulls crawl along the sand.
Crabs fly over the beach.
2
Which of these animals fits best with seagulls, crabs, and starfish?
goats, which live in the mountains
bears, which live in the forest
clams, which live at the beach
3
Which part of Big Ben is 2.7 meters long?
the second hand
the minute hand
the tower
the hour hand
4
Seagulls, crabs, and starfish all eat
bread
fish
clams
5
“Big Ben’s clock is very accurate.” Based on the text, another word for accurate is
loud
beautiful
correct
famous
6
Where is Big Ben?
London
Amsterdam
Paris
New York
7
How does a person play Scrabble?
A person plays the game by learning new words.
A person plays the game by using letters to build words.
A person plays the game by looking up words in a dictionary.
8
Which animal flies?
seagulls
starfish
crabs
9
The author claims that Scrabble is
a board game with unusual words.
a tough, but fun game for a group of friends.
boring and should be avoided at all costs.
10
According to the passage, what made Big Ben run five minutes slow?
there was an earthquake
there was a wind storm
birds landed on it
lightning struck the clock
11
Which lists the reasons Inuit hunt animals?
Inuit hunt animals for food and clothes.
Inuit hunt animals for walls and lampshades.
Inuit hunt animals for fun.
12
Which animal is slow?
seagulls
crabs
starfish
13
When was Big Ben built?
1949
1896
1942
1859