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Question 1
Read the passage: Maya planted a sunflower seed in a small pot by her window. She watered it every morning before school. After two weeks, a green shoot poked through the soil. "It's finally growing!" Maya cheered. Her mother smiled and said, "Patience always rewards a gardener." By summer, the sunflower stood taller than Maya herself. Which sentence from the passage shows that Maya was excited about her plant?
Correct Answer:
"It's finally growing!"
Question 2
Read the passage: Every Saturday, Jordan helped his grandfather clean the community park. His friends asked why he gave up his weekends. Jordan replied, "When we all do a little, the whole neighborhood benefits." Over the year, more neighbors joined in, and the park became the town's pride. What is the theme of the passage?
Correct Answer:
Working together improves a community.
Question 3
Read the passage: Two sisters, Lena and Rosa, approached a tall rope bridge. Lena grabbed the ropes and hurried across without looking down. Rosa paused at the edge, took a deep breath, and stepped slowly, one foot at a time. Both made it to the other side, but Lena laughed while Rosa sat down to rest. How do Lena and Rosa differ in the passage?
Correct Answer:
Lena is bold, and Rosa is cautious.
Question 4
Read the passage: The old lighthouse stood on the jagged cliffs, its beam sweeping through the murky night. Sailors relied on its steady glow to steer their ships away from the treacherous rocks below. What does the word "treacherous" mean as used in the passage?
Correct Answer:
Dangerous and unreliable
Question 5
Read the poem: The morning fog rolls through the pines, A whispered hush, a silver line. The sleepy sun begins to rise And paints the meadow's surprise. The sparrows chirp a cheerful tune, The dewdrops gleam like silver moon. The world awakes in colors bright, A canvas born from morning light. How do the two stanzas work together in the poem?
Correct Answer:
The first stanza shows dawn beginning, and the second shows the world fully awake.
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