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Question 1
Read the story. Keola put on his pāpale and walked to the loʻi with his tūtū. Cool water soaked his toes as they pulled weeds around the kalo plants. Keola smiled and said, "I like helping the ʻāina." Where does this story mostly take place?
Correct Answer:
In a wet taro patch (loʻi)
Question 2
Read the passage. Nālani was nervous before her first hula recital. Her hands shook as she waited backstage. When the pahu drum began, she took a deep breath and danced every step carefully. After the mele ended, Nālani smiled. "I can do this," she thought. How does Nālani change from the beginning to the end?
Correct Answer:
She goes from scared to confident.
Question 3
Read the sentences. First, Malia filled her pahu with sand. Next, she shaped a small waʻa. Then she pressed a shell on the side for decoration. Last, she showed her sand art to her kumu. What is the correct order of what Malia did?
Correct Answer:
Filled the pahu, shaped a waʻa, pressed a shell, showed her kumu
Question 4
Read the story. The little manō swam alone near the reef. Bigger fish chased it away from the best food spots. Then a school of manō gathered nearby. Together they found a safe place to rest and shared the food they found. What is the problem in this story?
Correct Answer:
The little manō cannot find friends and food alone.
Question 5
Read the informational text. The nēnē is Hawaiʻi’s state bird. It lives on land more than many other geese and eats plants, seeds, and fruits. Protecting the nēnē helps keep this special bird safe for the future. What is the main idea of this passage?
Correct Answer:
The nēnē is Hawaiʻi’s state bird and needs protection.
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