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Students read a short fable ('The Heron') and answer 4 multiple-choice questions: selecting the theme, citing evidence for that theme, identifying a supporting detail, and choosing an objective summary.
Answer factual recall questions about characters, settings, and events in the book; each question is linked to a specific page or chapter for reference.
For each of the book's 12 two-page spreads, students answer reading comprehension questions, use context clues to identify vocabulary words, use text features (side facts) to answer questions, identify the main idea, match and use homophones in sentences, complete a themed poster/filler page, and take a 5-point multiple-choice spelling…
Read a passage (e.g. about the Loch Ness Monster), then check the right answer to literal-recall, vocabulary-in-context, and true/false/'not stated' comprehension questions.
Answer 16 multiple-choice questions about plot/character details, define vocabulary words in context (exhilarated, exultingly, transient), complete a 4-item matching section on guest descriptions, and answer 2 extra-credit questions about the historical Fountain of Youth explorer.
Answer factual recall questions about characters, settings, and events in the book; each question is linked to a specific page or chapter for reference.
Free download Students read a short informational passage about causes and effects of climate change and possible actions, then answer multiple-choice comprehension questions, clicking an answer and receiving immediate correct/incorrect feedback with a retry option.
Answer factual recall questions about characters, settings, and events in the book; each question is linked to a specific page or chapter for reference.
For each lesson, read the passage(s), then answer numbered test-style questions (multiple-choice with single-oval selection, short-written response, and vocabulary fill-ins) worth points each.
Answer factual recall questions about characters, settings, and events in the book; each question is linked to a specific page or chapter for reference.
Free download Students read a short biographical passage about Martin Luther King Jr., then answer multiple-choice comprehension questions, clicking an answer and receiving immediate correct/incorrect feedback with a retry option.
Answer factual recall questions about characters, settings, and events in the book; each question is linked to a specific page or chapter for reference.
Answer factual recall questions about characters, settings, and events in the book; each question is linked to a specific page or chapter for reference.
Answer factual recall questions about characters, settings, and events in the book; each question is linked to a specific page or chapter for reference.
Read each of three texts in turn (Scene 1: a play script 'Can I have that game?' about a boy and his father at a video-game store closing-down sale; a subsequent prose narrative about a lady named Mabel giving Frank a computer game and a separate story involving a head teacher, Mr Watson, investigating a bag thrown into a neighbour's…
Answer factual recall questions about characters, settings, and events in the book; each question is linked to a specific page or chapter for reference.
Answer factual recall questions about characters, settings, and events in the book; each question is linked to a specific page or chapter for reference.
Answer factual recall questions about characters, settings, and events in the book; each question is linked to a specific page or chapter for reference.
A set of three short-answer/essay quizzes checking reading comprehension of classic short stories ("The Necklace," "The Gift of the Magi," and "The Possibility of Evil").
Answer factual recall questions about characters, settings, and events in the book; each question is linked to a specific page or chapter for reference.
Answer factual recall questions about characters, settings, and events in the book; each question is linked to a specific page or chapter for reference.
Answer factual recall questions about characters, settings, and events in the book; each question is linked to a specific page or chapter for reference.
Free download Students read a short informational passage about robots in factories, hospitals, and the future of work, then answer multiple-choice comprehension questions, clicking an answer and receiving immediate correct/incorrect feedback with a retry option.
Answer factual recall questions about characters, settings, and events in the book; each question is linked to a specific page or chapter for reference.