What is a key difference in how the two texts are structured?

The fiction tells a story with characters, and the nonfiction gives advice

How is Maya’s character trait shown through her actions, and how does it reflect the nonfiction passage?

She is confident and positive, showing the nonfiction advice in action

What is a common theme shared by both passages?

Doing your best matters more than being perfect

How do the purposes of the two texts work together?

One tells a story that models the advice the other gives

What is the author’s main purpose in writing the nonfiction passage?

To inform readers how to handle test anxiety

How does the narrator’s point of view in the story influence what the reader knows?

The reader knows Maya’s thoughts and feelings but not what Theo's.

What is the point of view of each passage?

Fiction is third person; nonfiction is written to give advice

What can readers infer about students who prepare and stay calm before a test?

They are less likely to feel nervous and can do their best

Which piece of text evidence helped you identify the text structure?

"Experts recommend getting a good night's sleep"

Which quote from the fiction passage BEST supports the idea found in the nonfiction text that calming yourself can help?

“I know this,” she whispered to herself, taking a deep breath.

How does Maya respond to test anxiety, and how does that compare to what the nonfiction passage suggests?

Maya uses deep breathing strategies, just like the nonfiction recommends

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5th Grade Test Prep Review

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1
What is a key difference in how the two texts are structured?
The fiction tells a story with characters, and the nonfiction gives advice
The nonfiction uses dialogue, while the fiction does not
The fiction passage uses facts and statistics, but the nonfiction doesn’t
Both passages are structured exactly the same
2
Which part of your body keeps growing your entire life?
nose
feet
hair
elbows
3
How is Maya’s character trait shown through her actions, and how does it reflect the nonfiction passage?
She is discouraged and doesn’t try—unlike what the nonfiction suggests
She is careless and rushed, which the nonfiction discourages
She is confident and positive, showing the nonfiction advice in action
She is unprepared, which matches the nonfiction warning
4
What is a common theme shared by both passages?
Test scores are the most important part of school
Doing your best matters more than being perfect
Friends are the best support during tests
Tests are unfair and stressful
5
Which of these would you probably NOT find in a refrigerator?
your little brother
milk
leftover pizza
fruit
6
What is the only food that never goes bad?
ice cream
honey
pickles
salt
7
How do the purposes of the two texts work together?
Both explain how to take a test in exact steps
One tells a story that models the advice the other gives
Both are meant to entertain and make the reader laugh
One is fiction and not useful for real life
8
What is the author’s main purpose in writing the nonfiction passage?
To compare different schools' testing policies
To entertain readers with funny testing moments
To inform readers how to handle test anxiety
To tell a story about a student’s test
9
How does the narrator’s point of view in the story influence what the reader knows?
The reader is given a first-person account directly from Maya.
The reader only sees what Maya says, without knowing how she feels.
The reader is told exactly what all the students are thinking.
The reader knows Maya’s thoughts and feelings but not what Theo's.
10
What is the point of view of each passage?
Fiction is first person; nonfiction is third person
Both are written in second person
Both are told in first person
Fiction is third person; nonfiction is written to give advice
11
Which of these animals can't jump?
Elephant
Kangaroo
Frog
Rabbit
12
Which fruit was once so valuable people used it as rent payment?
watermelon
banana
apple
pineapple
13
What is the fastest-growing plant?
Sunflower
Cactus
Rose bush
Bamboo
14
What is the structure of the nonfiction text?
problem and solution
cause and effect
sequence/ chronological order
compare and contrast
15
What can readers infer about students who prepare and stay calm before a test?
They will still panic no matter what
They are less likely to feel nervous and can do their best
They will always get a perfect score
They don’t need to study
16
Which piece of text evidence helped you identify the text structure?
"racing heart, sweaty palms, or trouble thinking clearly"
"tests are just one way to show what they know."
"Experts recommend getting a good night's sleep"
"Symptoms can include..."
17
Which quote from the fiction passage BEST supports the idea found in the nonfiction text that calming yourself can help?
“I know this,” she whispered to herself, taking a deep breath.
“Her heart pounded, and her palms felt sweaty.”
They are less likely to feel nervous and can do their best
“Maya stared at the blank space on her answer sheet.”
18
Which of the following planets is the smallest?
Mercury
Saturn
Mars
Jupiter
19
How does Maya respond to test anxiety, and how does that compare to what the nonfiction passage suggests?
Maya leaves the test room, unlike what the nonfiction suggests
Maya uses deep breathing strategies, just like the nonfiction recommends
Maya uses test notes, which the nonfiction says not to do
Maya gives up, which the nonfiction passage warns against
20
In the nonfiction text, what does manage mean in the sentence: “There are ways to manage it”?
To forget about it
To increase it
To control or handle it
To completely avoid it

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