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3rd grade review Nonfiction Reading Comprehension Quiz
3rd grade review Nonfiction Reading Comprehension Quiz
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3rd grade NF text feature review
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1
Which one best describes the purpose of the graph?
to show the pitches that livingthings make
to show the sounds that livingthings make
to compare the pitches that livingthings hear
to compare types of living things
2
How many pages tell about pet pigs?
four
two
five
three
3
2. People hear sounds in a range of about _____.
20 to 200,000 hertz
10 to 50,000 hertz
20 to 20,000 hertz
10 to 10,000 hertz
4
Which fact best explains the title of the passage?
Rock layers move up as mountains form.
Rock layers contain fossils
Earth’s crust is always moving
Large pieces of crust can collide.
5
On which group of pages can you read about parts of a pig’s body?
5, 9, 10
7, 30, 33
6, 11, 15
5, 6, 7
6
Which cannot hear the high-pitched sounds that people can hear?
dogs
grasshoppers
people
dolphins
7
According to the text, how many hours are between each time zone?
two
four
one
six
8
A chapter about reading a map would probably use which glossary word?
culture
compass rose
ecosystem
degree
9
Which of these shows matter in its three forms?
the title of the passage
the first paragraph
the words in bold print
the illustration
10
Which of these pages would tell how big pigs can be?
page 15
page 5
page 24
page 31
11
What is the passage mainly about?
how fossils were formed long ago
why Earth’s crust moves
where fossils can be found
why sea fossils can be found on mountaintops
12
Which glossary word describes the animals and plants of a desert?
desert
ecosystem
equator
canyon
13
A chapter on landforms would probably use which glossary word?
canyon
city
equator
degree
14
Which of these would be the best title for the illustration?
“Shapes of Molecules”
“Ways Atoms Group Together”
“Forms of Matter”
“How Atoms Look”
15
What does Illustration 1 show?
a fish on a mountain
a dead fish in the ocean
a fossil buried in the sand
fish swimming in sand
16
Which pages might tell why pigs like mud?
9, 10
15, 16
11, 22
5, 7
17
Which of these can hear thehighest-pitched sounds?
people
dogs
dolphins
grasshoppers
18
How many states have their own time zone?
2
3
48
24
19
What do the illustrations show?
how a fish forms a fossil
how a fish fossil ends upon a mountain
how a mountain forms a fossil
how a fish gets stuck in rock
20
Which one is true about time zone sin the United States?
There are four time zones.
Each zone is the same size.
There are six time zones.
The zone lines follow state borders.
