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3rd Grade My Very Own Room
3rd Grade My Very Own Room
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#3rd Grade Reading#Comprehension#Texas Treasures
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1
Which of these items is placed in the girl's new room?
A bookshelf.
A chair.
A table.
A lamp.
2
Why doesn't the girl's mother want her to use the storate closet at first?
It is too close to the kitchen.
It has no windows.
There is no more paint for the walls.
Many things are stored in there.
3
How can the reader tell that the family in this story cares for one another?
They work together to clear space for the girl
They cook a huge meal together.
They play pranks on each other all day long.
They all go to the park together.
4
Read. "And we could put a tap on top so nothing would get
ruined
." What does
ruined
mean?
A destruction or wreck
Remains froma n ancient city
Damaged or harmed
Loosing one's health, position or fortune
5
If the girl in the story needs a new dress, what will the family most likely do?
Everyone will work extra hours to help pay for it.
Mom will make one because she knows how to sew.
Gather materials they have and work together to make one.
Go buy one at the mall because Dad has a job.
6
Why does the girl sit in a tree in the beginning of the story?
She needs a place of her own to think.
Her brothers are too small to reach her up there.
It is too cold in the basement.
She hides her books in the branches.
7
Read. The girl in the story fel like the
luckiest
girl in the world. The word
luckiest
means -
most lucky
one who is lucky
having no luck
before luck
8
Why will the girl probably enjoy reading to her youngest brothers more in the future?
They are her two favorite brothers.
Her family has moved to a bigger home.
They have learned how to read.
She has a place of her own.
9
Before Tio Pancho brings the bed, the family has to
measure the wall space with yarn
put blue stamps in a book
wait for him to return to Mexico
sell the crate to pay for the bed
10
"I returned with my arms full of books, six to be
exact.
" What does the word
exact
mean?
Correct
Silly
Expensive
important
