Question 1
Read the passage below before answering the question. The Tide Pool Discovery (1) On a foggy Saturday morning, Liam and his older sister, Sage, walked along the rocky shore near Cannon Beach, Oregon. The tide was low, leaving behind small pools of seawater trapped among the rocks. (2) Liam knelt beside one pool and gasped. A bright orange sea star clung to a slippery rock, its tiny arms stretching in every direction. Nearby, a small purple crab scuttled under a ledge. (3) "Look, Sage!" Liam whispered, pointing. "It's like a whole tiny ocean world." According to paragraph 2, what did Liam find clinging to a slippery rock?
Correct Answer:
A bright orange sea star stretching its arms
Question 2
Refer to the passage 'The Tide Pool Discovery' from Question 1. Why did Liam whisper when he called Sage's attention to the sea star?
Correct Answer:
He wanted to avoid disturbing the creatures in the tide pool
Question 3
Refer to the passage 'The Tide Pool Discovery' from Question 1. Read this sentence from paragraph 3: "It's like a whole tiny ocean world." What does Liam mean by this comparison?
Correct Answer:
The tide pool has a variety of living creatures that make it feel like a miniature ocean
Question 4
Refer to the passage 'The Tide Pool Discovery' from Question 1. What is the main theme of the story?
Correct Answer:
Nature is full of small wonders worth observing carefully
Question 5
Read the passage below before answering the question. The Trail Map (1) Zoe unfolded the crinkled trail map on the wooden bench at the trailhead. Around her, towering Douglas fir trees blocked most of the morning sky. The smell of damp earth and pine needles filled the cool air. (2) "Which way to the waterfall?" Zoe asked her dad. (3) He pointed to a blue dotted line on the map. "About two miles up this path. We'll cross a wooden bridge first, then climb steeply." Based on paragraph 1, where does the story take place?
Correct Answer:
At the beginning of a hiking trail in a forest
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