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Reading between the lines
Ask and answer questions about key details in literary and informational texts; make simple inferences based on what characters say and do
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Question 1 of 3
Read the passage: "Lila and her brother Noah went to the community garden on Saturday morning. Lila watered the tomato plants while Noah collected the ripe strawberries. After they finished, they took the basket of strawberries to the park's picnic table near the fountain." Where did Lila and Noah take the basket of strawberries?
Question 2 of 3
Read the passage: On Thursday morning, Leo put his lunch—a ham sandwich, an apple, and a juice box—into the blue cafeteria locker numbered 12. He hurried to class because his friend Sam, who always carries a notebook covered with dinosaur stickers, was waiting to start a science project. In his rush, Leo forgot to turn the lock. At lunchtime, Leo opened the locker and saw the door slightly open. Inside, the apple and juice box were still there, but the ham sandwich was gone, and a small piece of paper with a doodle of a dinosaur lay on the floor. Why is the ham sandwich most likely missing?
Question 3 of 3
Tommy's art project was shown on the classroom wall. During recess, he saw some classmates pointing and laughing at it. He lowered his head, tucked the drawing into his backpack, and walked home holding his favorite red cap low over his eyes. How does Tommy feel? A) Proud B) Embarrassed C) Excited D) Confused
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