New England Common Assessment- NECAP Practice Test
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1.
Point to five snails.
a. 1st box
b. 2nd box
c. 3rd box
d. 4th box
2.
Point to eleven spiders.
a. 1st box
b. 2nd box
c. 3rd box
d. 4th box
3.
Which of these are different?
a. 1st box
b. 2nd box
c. 3rd box
d. 4th box
4.
In which glass is the water deep?
a. 1st box
b. 2nd box
c. 3rd box
d. 4th box
5.
Which of these is huge?
a. 1st box
b. 2nd box
c. 3rd box
d. 4th box
6.
...point to pink?
Pointed to the Pink
Did Not Point to the Pink
7.
...point to blue?
Pointed to the Blue
Did Not Point to the Blue
8.
...point to orange?
Pointed to the Orange
Did Not Point to the Orange
9.
Which of these is the biggest?
a. 1st box
b. 2nd box
c. 3rd box
d. 4th box
10.
Which of these is the widest?
a. 1st box
b. 2nd box
c. 3rd box
d. 4th box
11.
Point to five popsicles.
a. 1st box
b. 2nd box
c. 3rd box
d. 4th box
12.
Point to seven cats.
a. 1st box
b. 2nd box
c. 3rd box
d. 4th box
13.
Point to ten bird's nests.
a. 1st box
b. 2nd box
c. 3rd box
d. 4th box
14.
...cone?
Pointed to the Cube
Did Not Point to the Cone
15.
...arc?
Pointed to the Cube
Did Not Point to the Arc
16.
...cylinder?
Pointed to the Cube
Did Not Point to the Cylinder
17.
Which of these are similar?
a. 1st & 3rd box
b. 2nd & 4th box
c. 3rd & 2nd box
d. 4th & 1st box
18.
Which of these are not the same?
a. 1st box
b. 2nd box
c. 3rd box
d. 4th box
19.
Which of these is like the other?
a. 1st box
b. 2nd box
c. 3rd box
d. 4th box
20.
Which of these are opposites?
a. 1st box
b. 2nd box
c. 3rd box
d. 4th box
21.
...crescent?
22.
...cone?
23.
...triangle
24.
David had $65. He bought 3 books. The price of each book was $18. How much money did David have left?
a. 28
b. 11
c. 11
d. 3
25.
Emma went to the shopping mall and bought some clothes. She spent $372. How much money did she spend rounded to the nearest hundred?
a. 300
b. 370
c. 380
d. 400
26.
Joshua played a video game. He scored 246 points in the first level and 21 points in the second level. How many points did Joshua score in all?
a. 456
b. 267
c. 225
d. 36
27.
The seats are arranged in 7 rows. There are 20 seats in each row. What is the total number of seats?
a. 13
b. 27
c. 140
d. 207
28.
The picture below represents the fraction (2/)/3. Which of the following fractions is also represented with the picture below?
a. 4/2
b. 2/4
c. 2/6
d. 4/6
29.
Blue pentagons are 1/(/2) of all pentagons in the picture below. Which of the following fractions is also represented by blue pentagons in the picture below?
a. 3/3
b. 3/6
c. 3/2
d. 2/3
30.
Express the number of spades in the picture below as a fraction.
a. 8/1
b. 2/4
c. 4/8
d. 8/2
31.
Fill in the missing symbol.
1/5 ? 1/6
a. <
b. =
c. >
d. ≤
32.
What fraction represents the number of black sheep among all sheep in the picture below?
a. 1/5
b. 1/4
c. 4/5
d. 4/1
33.
Look at the following sentence from the text:
Squirrels vary in size and color.
Which of the following variations of the sentence is NOT grammatically correct?
a. Squirrels can vary in size and color.
b. Different squirrels vary in size and color.
c. Squirrels varies in size and color.
d. Squirrels vary in size and color.
34.
Which of the following sentences from the text is simple?
a. Everyone knows that squirrels love nuts but the other things they like eating are roots, tree bark, small insects, leaves and acorns.
b. There are 280 different species of squirrels among which ground squirrels, tree squirrels, chipmunks, flying squirrels, marmots and prairie dogs.
c. When squirrels decide to mate, they look for nests.
d. Some of them have grey, brown or black fur and others have white stripes.
35.
There is a mistake in the title of the text. Which is the correct way to write the title?
a. The interesting life of squirrels
b. The interesting life of Squirrels
c. The Interesting Life of Squirrels
d. The Interesting Life Of Squirrels
36.
Knowing the meaning of "vision" (eyesight) from paragraph 2, what does the word "visible" mean?
a. relating to the sense of sight
b. related to the eyes
c. difficult to see
d. possible to see
37.
Which of the following words from the text should be capitalized?
a. sea
b. egyptians
c. canal
d. desert
38.
In paragraph 3 of the text, how should the word "carrys" be spelled correctly?
a. carris
b. carries
c. carryes
d. carreys
39.
Read the following sentence from paragraph 3:
The big towns are where the river flows out into the sea, or where a canal meets the main stream, because the people bring their merchandise to market in boats.
What does the word "merchandise" mean in this sentence?
a. goods
b. life jackets
c. friends
d. paddles
40.
Which of the following numbers is the best estimate of the product: 18x32?
600
400
300
41.
Taylor saved $22,527. She bought a car for $13,386. How much money did she have left?
$19,241
$9,241
$9,141
42.
How many rabbits are in 24 cages if each cage contains 12 rabbits?
504
288
240
128
43.
Which of the following BEST states the themes of these passages?
Animals have hard lives.
Making plans is a waste of time.
Greed destroys friendships.
Hard times can bring out one's true personality.
44.
What does the following phrase from The Bear and the Two Travelers MOST LIKELY mean?
"Never travel with a friend who deserts you at the approach of danger."
Most trips in nature require protection.
Traveling should be fun.
Don't travel with people that are selfish.
Don't travel with people that enjoy nature.
45.
How does the man that is forced to pretend to be dead MOST LIKELY feel towards his friend?
Angry
Respectful
Compassionate
Loyal
46.
Which of the following analogies BEST illustrates the characters in The Ant and the Grasshopper?
grasshopper: wisdom - ant: friendship
grasshopper: careless - ant: wise
grasshopper: wise - ant: careless
grasshopper: ant - bear: men
47.
Which of the following lines from the story shows the value that the princess placed on the ball?
a. I would give all my fine clothes and jewels...
b. ...as if something was coming up the marble staircase:
c. The princess looked into the spring after her ball...
d. What can you do for me, you nasty frog?
48.
Which of the following BEST expressed the theme of
The Frog-Prince
?
a. Always look out for yourself.
b. Nature is beautiful.
c. A princess' wealth does have a price.
d. Never underestimate someone's power.
49.
The princess was willing to promise the frog her love, but she did not plan on keeping this promise. What does this reveal about her?
a. She values balls more than frogs.
b. She is too rich.
c. She is selfish.
d. She has a kind heart.
50.
Round the number 261.283 to the nearest hundredths.
a. 265.27
b. 265.28
c. 265.29
d. 300
51.
One bag of chocolate candies contains 42 candies. How many candies are in 136 bags?
a. 816
b. 3,264
c. 8,160
d. 5,712
52.
168 trees are arranged in 14 rows. How many trees are in each row?
a. 210
b. 12
c. 182
d. 154
53.
Add 2/3+4/5
a. 6/8
b. 8/15
c. 4/11
d. 1 7/15
54.
The length of a yellow ant is 3/4 of an inch, and the length of a black ant is 5/8 of an inch. What is the difference between the lengths of the yellow and black ants?
a. 2/4 inch
b. 1/8 inch
c. 15/32 inch
d. 8/12 inch
55.
Three friends shared 10 pounds of ice cream equally. How many pounds did each of them get?
a. 3/10 lb.
b. 7 lb.
c. 13 lb.
d. 3 1/3 lb.
56.
Samantha bought 4/5 of a pound of ice cream. She ate 1/3 of the ice cream. How many pounds of ice cream did Samantha eat?
a. 5/8 lb.
b. 4/15 lb.
c. 5/12 lb.
d. 1/3 lb.
57.
Identify the
strongest
theme found in the poem.
a. Too much confidence can lead to disappointment.
b. Hard work does not always pay off.
c. There are more important things than winning.
d. A positive attitude helps any situation.
58.
Which line from the poem best demonstrates the theme you chose in Question 2?
a. The outlook wasn't brilliant for the Mudville nine that day
b. So upon that stricken multitude grim melancholy sat,
c. Oh, somewhere in this favored land the sun is shining bright
d. But there is no joy in Mudville--great Casey has struck out.
59.
What does the idiom in the title of the poem mean?
a. The idiom in the title refers to the umpire's role in the game.
b. The idiom in the title refers to Casey's stardom at batting.
c. The idiom in the title refers to the poem's main event, Casey's turn to bat in the baseball game.
d. The idiom refers to striking out in baseball.
60.
What does "visage" mean in the below stanza from the poem?
With a smile of Christian charity great Casey's visage shone;
He stilled the rising tumult; he bade the game go on;
He signaled to the pitcher, and once more the dun sphere flew;
But Casey still ignored it, and the umpire said, "Strike two!"
a. smile
b. face
c. talent
d. bat
61.
If the speaker of the poem had been Casey, how would the poem have changed? Please choose the
best
answer.
a. We would know more about Casey's emotions while at bat.
b. We would learn about Casey's childhood.
c. Casey would have succeeded.
d. Nothing would have changed.
62.
Which of the following quotes reveals why Mary learned how to read?
a. The young English governess who came to teach her to read and write disliked her so much that she gave up her place in three months.
b. When other governesses came to try to fill it they always went away in a shorter time than the first one.
c. So when she was a sickly, fretful, ugly little baby she was kept out of the way.
d. So if Mary had not chosen to really want to know how to read books she would never have learned her letters at all.
63.
Which of the following demonstrates the strongest difference between Mary's mother and father?
a. Her father was not handsome, but her mother was a great beauty.
b. Her father worked for the government, but her mother only liked to attend parties.
c. Her father wanted a child, but her mother did not.
d. Her father spent time with her, but her mother did not.
64.
Which answer identifies the meaning of the Latin prefix "dis" as it is found in the phrase "disagreeable-looking?
a. opposite of
b. argument
c. thin
d. ill
65.
Joshua has a rectangular plot of land that he will be using to grow vegetables with an area of 5/8 -km--^2. If the length of the plot is 3/4 km, what is the width of the land?
a. 15/32 km
b. 5/6 km
c. 6/5 km
d. 32/15 km
66.
Kyla went to the car wash with $12. She spent $8.57. How much money does she have left?
a. $3.43
b. $3.53
c. $4.43
d. $4.53
67.
Determine the quotient of 4.86 and 0.24.
a. 2.025
b. 4.62
c. 5.1
d. 20.25
68.
Mrs. Fitzgerald has 88 marbles and 56 caps. If she wants to give each student the same amount of marbles and caps after school, what is the greatest number of students she can invite to take part in this learning?
a. 2
b. 4
c. 8
d. 14
69.
Hailey went hiking. She started the hike at an elevation of 243 feet. She then climbed down 782 feet. When she was ready to leave she climbed back up 118 feet. What was Hailey's elevation at the end of the hiking trip?
a. -657 feet
b. -421 feet
c. 421 feet
d. 1143 feet
70.
Use the coordinate graph below to answer the question.
The point B is reflected over the y-axis. Which quadrant will the reflection be located?
a. I
b. II
c. III
d. IV
71.
The entrance to the local shopping mall is located on the grid at (3, -2). If the hair salon in the shopping mall is located 5 units west and 8 units north of this entrance, what are the coordinates on the grid?
a. (8, 6)
b. (8, -10)
c. (-2, 6)
d. (-2, 10)
72.
Why does Amy bring pickled limes to school?
a. She is going to make a key lime pie.
b. They are popular with the girls at school.
c. She wants to trade them for test answers.
d. She enjoys eating them at lunch.
73.
Which answer best describes Mr. Davis?
a. He is an easygoing disciplinarian.
b. He cares about the students.
c. He is an inexperienced teacher.
d. He is strict about rules.
74.
What is the meaning of the term "weighed" (see word in bold in the passage) as it is used in the text?
a. The limes were very heavy.
b. Amy had to put them on a scale on Mr. Davis's desk.
c. Amy was thinking about whether or not she should give up the limes.
d. Amy had a lot of limes in her desk.
75.
What does the metaphor "sea of faces" mean as used in the text (see the phrase in bold in the passage)?
a. crying girls
b. a large group of faces
c. standing near the water
d. two faces
76.
The temperature increased from -3^o C in the morning to 5^o C in the afternoon. How many degrees did the temperature change?
a. -8° C
b. -2° C
c. 2° C
d. 8° C
77.
Jenny's house is 2/3 of a mile from the bus station, and the bus station is 1/4 of a mile from her school. What is the distance from Jenny's house to her school?
a. 1/6 of a mile
b. 5/12 of a mile
c. 11/12 of a mile
d. 2 2/3 miles
78.
Simplify the expression -4(2-3t).
a. -8+12t
b. -2-3t
c. -8-3t
d. -8+3t
79.
There are 8 apples in the bag. 2 of the apples in the bag are green and the rest are red. Which of the following represents the fraction of red apples in the bag?
a. 1:4
b. 3:4
c. 1:3
d. 3:1
80.
Convert 5/8 into a decimal.
a. 0.625
b. 0.58
c. 0.85
d. 5.8
81.
Michael's bag of sugar weighs 3 1/4 lb. He gave 1/2 lb. of sugar to Sonia. How much sugar remained in Michael's bag?
a. 1 5/13 lb
b. 2 3/4 lb
c. 3 1/2 lb
d. 3 3/4 lb
82.
Which of the following expressions is equivalent to 6x^3-2x?
a. 6x³(1-2x)
b. 6(x³-2x)
c. 2x(3x³-1)
d. 2(6x³-x)
83.
After reading the first paragraph, what can be surmised about the family being discussed?
a. They are poor.
b. They are uneducated.
c. They have the necessities of life.
d. Their home life is unstable.
84.
Based on the fifth paragraph in this text, what is the theme of this passage?
a. Don't take one's lifestyle for granted.
b. Don't take one's friends for granted.
c. Don't get too comfortable with a favorite toy.
d. Don't be honest because it could hurt others' feelings.
85.
Based on Mother's typical actions, what behavior would be non-characteristic of her?
To make a large purchase
To disappear without telling the children
To write a poem for her children
To hug her children
86.
How does Mother MOST LIKELY compare to other mothers from the same time period and area?
a. She is less attentive.
b. She is more attentive.
c. She is prettier.
d. She is smarter.
87.
What is the equation of the line that passes through the points (2,6) and (4,10) and intersects y-axis at 2?
a. y=x+2
b. y=2x
c. y=2x-2
d. y=2x+2
88.
1/2 of all the apples in the bag are green; 1/3 are red and 3 are yellow. What is the total number of apples in the bag?
a. 6
b. 12
c. 18
d. 24
89.
Solve for x.
a. 8/5
b. 4
c. 9/2
d. 7
90.
Which of the points in the graph below is the solution to the system of equations x-2y+4=0 and x+y+1=0?
a. A
b. B
c. C
d. D
91.
What is the solution to the system of linear equations x-2y+4=0 and x-2y-2=0?
a. (0,2)
b. (2,0)
c. no solution
d. infinitely many solutions
92.
Joshua eats candy from the bag. The function c=50-3t represents the number of candies c left in the bag after t minutes. How many candies are left in the bag after 8 minutes?
a. 8
b. 14
c. 24
d. 26
93.
Which of the following functions has the greater rate of change than the function in the graph below?
a. 2x-8y+1=0
b. -3x+4y-2=0
c. 4x-y-2=0
d. 4x+y-2=0
94.
Read the following line from "Ah Sunflower".
....Where the Youth pined away with desire...
What does the underlined word MOST LIKELY mean?
a. rejected
b. ached
c. obtained
d. received
95.
After reading both poems, how their themes relate?
a. The narrators in each poem are both trying to make an important decision.
b. Both poems are expressing how quickly life passes by.
c. Both poems are about an adventure in the snow.
d. The narrators in each poem are trying to find their way home, after getting lost in a snowstorm.
96.
Which poem accurately reflects these poems' point of views?
a. "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening" is from a human narrator's perspective, while the other poem is from the viewpoint of a sunflower.
b. Both poems are told from the perspective of a lost man.
c. "Ah Sunflower" is told in first person, while the other poem is told in third person.
d. Both poems share the first person point of view.
97.
Which poetic device do both of these poems contain?
a. metaphor
b. simile
c. onomatopoeia
d. rhyme
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1.
Point to five snails.
a. 1st box
b. 2nd box
c. 3rd box
d. 4th box
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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2.
Point to eleven spiders.
a. 1st box
b. 2nd box
c. 3rd box
d. 4th box
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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3.
Which of these are different?
a. 1st box
b. 2nd box
c. 3rd box
d. 4th box
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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4.
In which glass is the water deep?
a. 1st box
b. 2nd box
c. 3rd box
d. 4th box
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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5.
Which of these is huge?
a. 1st box
b. 2nd box
c. 3rd box
d. 4th box
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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Kindergarten
6.
...point to pink?
Pointed to the Pink
Did Not Point to the Pink
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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7.
...point to blue?
Pointed to the Blue
Did Not Point to the Blue
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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Kindergarten
8.
...point to orange?
Pointed to the Orange
Did Not Point to the Orange
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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1st Grade
9.
Which of these is the biggest?
a. 1st box
b. 2nd box
c. 3rd box
d. 4th box
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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10.
Which of these is the widest?
a. 1st box
b. 2nd box
c. 3rd box
d. 4th box
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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1st Grade
11.
Point to five popsicles.
a. 1st box
b. 2nd box
c. 3rd box
d. 4th box
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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1st Grade
12.
Point to seven cats.
a. 1st box
b. 2nd box
c. 3rd box
d. 4th box
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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1st Grade
13.
Point to ten bird's nests.
a. 1st box
b. 2nd box
c. 3rd box
d. 4th box
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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1st Grade
14.
...cone?
Pointed to the Cube
Did Not Point to the Cone
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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1st Grade
15.
...arc?
Pointed to the Cube
Did Not Point to the Arc
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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1st Grade
16.
...cylinder?
Pointed to the Cube
Did Not Point to the Cylinder
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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2nd Grade
17.
Which of these are similar?
a. 1st & 3rd box
b. 2nd & 4th box
c. 3rd & 2nd box
d. 4th & 1st box
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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2nd Grade
18.
Which of these are not the same?
a. 1st box
b. 2nd box
c. 3rd box
d. 4th box
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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2nd Grade
19.
Which of these is like the other?
a. 1st box
b. 2nd box
c. 3rd box
d. 4th box
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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20.
Which of these are opposites?
a. 1st box
b. 2nd box
c. 3rd box
d. 4th box
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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2nd Grade
21.
...crescent?
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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2nd Grade
22.
...cone?
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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2nd Grade
23.
...triangle
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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3rd Grade
24.
David had $65. He bought 3 books. The price of each book was $18. How much money did David have left?
a. 28
b. 11
c. 11
d. 3
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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3rd Grade
25.
Emma went to the shopping mall and bought some clothes. She spent $372. How much money did she spend rounded to the nearest hundred?
a. 300
b. 370
c. 380
d. 400
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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3rd Grade
26.
Joshua played a video game. He scored 246 points in the first level and 21 points in the second level. How many points did Joshua score in all?
a. 456
b. 267
c. 225
d. 36
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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3rd Grade
27.
The seats are arranged in 7 rows. There are 20 seats in each row. What is the total number of seats?
a. 13
b. 27
c. 140
d. 207
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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3rd Grade
28.
The picture below represents the fraction (2/)/3. Which of the following fractions is also represented with the picture below?
a. 4/2
b. 2/4
c. 2/6
d. 4/6
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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3rd Grade
29.
Blue pentagons are 1/(/2) of all pentagons in the picture below. Which of the following fractions is also represented by blue pentagons in the picture below?
a. 3/3
b. 3/6
c. 3/2
d. 2/3
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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3rd Grade
30.
Express the number of spades in the picture below as a fraction.
a. 8/1
b. 2/4
c. 4/8
d. 8/2
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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3rd Grade
31.
Fill in the missing symbol.
1/5 ? 1/6
a. <
b. =
c. >
d. ≤
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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3rd Grade
32.
What fraction represents the number of black sheep among all sheep in the picture below?
a. 1/5
b. 1/4
c. 4/5
d. 4/1
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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3rd Grade
33.
Look at the following sentence from the text:
Squirrels vary in size and color.
Which of the following variations of the sentence is NOT grammatically correct?
a. Squirrels can vary in size and color.
b. Different squirrels vary in size and color.
c. Squirrels varies in size and color.
d. Squirrels vary in size and color.
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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3rd Grade
34.
Which of the following sentences from the text is simple?
a. Everyone knows that squirrels love nuts but the other things they like eating are roots, tree bark, small insects, leaves and acorns.
b. There are 280 different species of squirrels among which ground squirrels, tree squirrels, chipmunks, flying squirrels, marmots and prairie dogs.
c. When squirrels decide to mate, they look for nests.
d. Some of them have grey, brown or black fur and others have white stripes.
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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3rd Grade
35.
There is a mistake in the title of the text. Which is the correct way to write the title?
a. The interesting life of squirrels
b. The interesting life of Squirrels
c. The Interesting Life of Squirrels
d. The Interesting Life Of Squirrels
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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3rd Grade
36.
Knowing the meaning of "vision" (eyesight) from paragraph 2, what does the word "visible" mean?
a. relating to the sense of sight
b. related to the eyes
c. difficult to see
d. possible to see
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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3rd Grade
37.
Which of the following words from the text should be capitalized?
a. sea
b. egyptians
c. canal
d. desert
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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3rd Grade
38.
In paragraph 3 of the text, how should the word "carrys" be spelled correctly?
a. carris
b. carries
c. carryes
d. carreys
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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3rd Grade
39.
Read the following sentence from paragraph 3:
The big towns are where the river flows out into the sea, or where a canal meets the main stream, because the people bring their merchandise to market in boats.
What does the word "merchandise" mean in this sentence?
a. goods
b. life jackets
c. friends
d. paddles
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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4th Grade
40.
Which of the following numbers is the best estimate of the product: 18x32?
600
400
300
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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4th Grade
41.
Taylor saved $22,527. She bought a car for $13,386. How much money did she have left?
$19,241
$9,241
$9,141
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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4th Grade
42.
How many rabbits are in 24 cages if each cage contains 12 rabbits?
504
288
240
128
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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4th Grade
43.
Which of the following BEST states the themes of these passages?
Animals have hard lives.
Making plans is a waste of time.
Greed destroys friendships.
Hard times can bring out one's true personality.
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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4th Grade
44.
What does the following phrase from The Bear and the Two Travelers MOST LIKELY mean?
"Never travel with a friend who deserts you at the approach of danger."
Most trips in nature require protection.
Traveling should be fun.
Don't travel with people that are selfish.
Don't travel with people that enjoy nature.
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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4th Grade
45.
How does the man that is forced to pretend to be dead MOST LIKELY feel towards his friend?
Angry
Respectful
Compassionate
Loyal
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4th Grade
46.
Which of the following analogies BEST illustrates the characters in The Ant and the Grasshopper?
grasshopper: wisdom - ant: friendship
grasshopper: careless - ant: wise
grasshopper: wise - ant: careless
grasshopper: ant - bear: men
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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4th Grade
47.
Which of the following lines from the story shows the value that the princess placed on the ball?
a. I would give all my fine clothes and jewels...
b. ...as if something was coming up the marble staircase:
c. The princess looked into the spring after her ball...
d. What can you do for me, you nasty frog?
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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4th Grade
48.
Which of the following BEST expressed the theme of
The Frog-Prince
?
a. Always look out for yourself.
b. Nature is beautiful.
c. A princess' wealth does have a price.
d. Never underestimate someone's power.
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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4th Grade
49.
The princess was willing to promise the frog her love, but she did not plan on keeping this promise. What does this reveal about her?
a. She values balls more than frogs.
b. She is too rich.
c. She is selfish.
d. She has a kind heart.
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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5th Grade
50.
Round the number 261.283 to the nearest hundredths.
a. 265.27
b. 265.28
c. 265.29
d. 300
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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5th Grade
51.
One bag of chocolate candies contains 42 candies. How many candies are in 136 bags?
a. 816
b. 3,264
c. 8,160
d. 5,712
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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5th Grade
52.
168 trees are arranged in 14 rows. How many trees are in each row?
a. 210
b. 12
c. 182
d. 154
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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5th Grade
53.
Add 2/3+4/5
a. 6/8
b. 8/15
c. 4/11
d. 1 7/15
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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5th Grade
54.
The length of a yellow ant is 3/4 of an inch, and the length of a black ant is 5/8 of an inch. What is the difference between the lengths of the yellow and black ants?
a. 2/4 inch
b. 1/8 inch
c. 15/32 inch
d. 8/12 inch
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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5th Grade
55.
Three friends shared 10 pounds of ice cream equally. How many pounds did each of them get?
a. 3/10 lb.
b. 7 lb.
c. 13 lb.
d. 3 1/3 lb.
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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5th Grade
56.
Samantha bought 4/5 of a pound of ice cream. She ate 1/3 of the ice cream. How many pounds of ice cream did Samantha eat?
a. 5/8 lb.
b. 4/15 lb.
c. 5/12 lb.
d. 1/3 lb.
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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5th Grade
57.
Identify the
strongest
theme found in the poem.
a. Too much confidence can lead to disappointment.
b. Hard work does not always pay off.
c. There are more important things than winning.
d. A positive attitude helps any situation.
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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5th Grade
58.
Which line from the poem best demonstrates the theme you chose in Question 2?
a. The outlook wasn't brilliant for the Mudville nine that day
b. So upon that stricken multitude grim melancholy sat,
c. Oh, somewhere in this favored land the sun is shining bright
d. But there is no joy in Mudville--great Casey has struck out.
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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5th Grade
59.
What does the idiom in the title of the poem mean?
a. The idiom in the title refers to the umpire's role in the game.
b. The idiom in the title refers to Casey's stardom at batting.
c. The idiom in the title refers to the poem's main event, Casey's turn to bat in the baseball game.
d. The idiom refers to striking out in baseball.
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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5th Grade
60.
What does "visage" mean in the below stanza from the poem?
With a smile of Christian charity great Casey's visage shone;
He stilled the rising tumult; he bade the game go on;
He signaled to the pitcher, and once more the dun sphere flew;
But Casey still ignored it, and the umpire said, "Strike two!"
a. smile
b. face
c. talent
d. bat
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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5th Grade
61.
If the speaker of the poem had been Casey, how would the poem have changed? Please choose the
best
answer.
a. We would know more about Casey's emotions while at bat.
b. We would learn about Casey's childhood.
c. Casey would have succeeded.
d. Nothing would have changed.
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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5th Grade
62.
Which of the following quotes reveals why Mary learned how to read?
a. The young English governess who came to teach her to read and write disliked her so much that she gave up her place in three months.
b. When other governesses came to try to fill it they always went away in a shorter time than the first one.
c. So when she was a sickly, fretful, ugly little baby she was kept out of the way.
d. So if Mary had not chosen to really want to know how to read books she would never have learned her letters at all.
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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5th Grade
63.
Which of the following demonstrates the strongest difference between Mary's mother and father?
a. Her father was not handsome, but her mother was a great beauty.
b. Her father worked for the government, but her mother only liked to attend parties.
c. Her father wanted a child, but her mother did not.
d. Her father spent time with her, but her mother did not.
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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5th Grade
64.
Which answer identifies the meaning of the Latin prefix "dis" as it is found in the phrase "disagreeable-looking?
a. opposite of
b. argument
c. thin
d. ill
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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6th Grade
65.
Joshua has a rectangular plot of land that he will be using to grow vegetables with an area of 5/8 -km--^2. If the length of the plot is 3/4 km, what is the width of the land?
a. 15/32 km
b. 5/6 km
c. 6/5 km
d. 32/15 km
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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6th Grade
66.
Kyla went to the car wash with $12. She spent $8.57. How much money does she have left?
a. $3.43
b. $3.53
c. $4.43
d. $4.53
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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6th Grade
67.
Determine the quotient of 4.86 and 0.24.
a. 2.025
b. 4.62
c. 5.1
d. 20.25
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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6th Grade
68.
Mrs. Fitzgerald has 88 marbles and 56 caps. If she wants to give each student the same amount of marbles and caps after school, what is the greatest number of students she can invite to take part in this learning?
a. 2
b. 4
c. 8
d. 14
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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6th Grade
69.
Hailey went hiking. She started the hike at an elevation of 243 feet. She then climbed down 782 feet. When she was ready to leave she climbed back up 118 feet. What was Hailey's elevation at the end of the hiking trip?
a. -657 feet
b. -421 feet
c. 421 feet
d. 1143 feet
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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6th Grade
70.
Use the coordinate graph below to answer the question.
The point B is reflected over the y-axis. Which quadrant will the reflection be located?
a. I
b. II
c. III
d. IV
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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6th Grade
71.
The entrance to the local shopping mall is located on the grid at (3, -2). If the hair salon in the shopping mall is located 5 units west and 8 units north of this entrance, what are the coordinates on the grid?
a. (8, 6)
b. (8, -10)
c. (-2, 6)
d. (-2, 10)
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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6th Grade
72.
Why does Amy bring pickled limes to school?
a. She is going to make a key lime pie.
b. They are popular with the girls at school.
c. She wants to trade them for test answers.
d. She enjoys eating them at lunch.
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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6th Grade
73.
Which answer best describes Mr. Davis?
a. He is an easygoing disciplinarian.
b. He cares about the students.
c. He is an inexperienced teacher.
d. He is strict about rules.
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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6th Grade
74.
What is the meaning of the term "weighed" (see word in bold in the passage) as it is used in the text?
a. The limes were very heavy.
b. Amy had to put them on a scale on Mr. Davis's desk.
c. Amy was thinking about whether or not she should give up the limes.
d. Amy had a lot of limes in her desk.
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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6th Grade
75.
What does the metaphor "sea of faces" mean as used in the text (see the phrase in bold in the passage)?
a. crying girls
b. a large group of faces
c. standing near the water
d. two faces
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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7th Grade
76.
The temperature increased from -3^o C in the morning to 5^o C in the afternoon. How many degrees did the temperature change?
a. -8° C
b. -2° C
c. 2° C
d. 8° C
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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7th Grade
77.
Jenny's house is 2/3 of a mile from the bus station, and the bus station is 1/4 of a mile from her school. What is the distance from Jenny's house to her school?
a. 1/6 of a mile
b. 5/12 of a mile
c. 11/12 of a mile
d. 2 2/3 miles
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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7th Grade
78.
Simplify the expression -4(2-3t).
a. -8+12t
b. -2-3t
c. -8-3t
d. -8+3t
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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7th Grade
79.
There are 8 apples in the bag. 2 of the apples in the bag are green and the rest are red. Which of the following represents the fraction of red apples in the bag?
a. 1:4
b. 3:4
c. 1:3
d. 3:1
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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7th Grade
80.
Convert 5/8 into a decimal.
a. 0.625
b. 0.58
c. 0.85
d. 5.8
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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7th Grade
81.
Michael's bag of sugar weighs 3 1/4 lb. He gave 1/2 lb. of sugar to Sonia. How much sugar remained in Michael's bag?
a. 1 5/13 lb
b. 2 3/4 lb
c. 3 1/2 lb
d. 3 3/4 lb
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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7th Grade
82.
Which of the following expressions is equivalent to 6x^3-2x?
a. 6x³(1-2x)
b. 6(x³-2x)
c. 2x(3x³-1)
d. 2(6x³-x)
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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7th Grade
83.
After reading the first paragraph, what can be surmised about the family being discussed?
a. They are poor.
b. They are uneducated.
c. They have the necessities of life.
d. Their home life is unstable.
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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7th Grade
84.
Based on the fifth paragraph in this text, what is the theme of this passage?
a. Don't take one's lifestyle for granted.
b. Don't take one's friends for granted.
c. Don't get too comfortable with a favorite toy.
d. Don't be honest because it could hurt others' feelings.
89
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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7th Grade
85.
Based on Mother's typical actions, what behavior would be non-characteristic of her?
To make a large purchase
To disappear without telling the children
To write a poem for her children
To hug her children
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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7th Grade
86.
How does Mother MOST LIKELY compare to other mothers from the same time period and area?
a. She is less attentive.
b. She is more attentive.
c. She is prettier.
d. She is smarter.
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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8th Grade
87.
What is the equation of the line that passes through the points (2,6) and (4,10) and intersects y-axis at 2?
a. y=x+2
b. y=2x
c. y=2x-2
d. y=2x+2
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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8th Grade
88.
1/2 of all the apples in the bag are green; 1/3 are red and 3 are yellow. What is the total number of apples in the bag?
a. 6
b. 12
c. 18
d. 24
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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8th Grade
89.
Solve for x.
a. 8/5
b. 4
c. 9/2
d. 7
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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8th Grade
90.
Which of the points in the graph below is the solution to the system of equations x-2y+4=0 and x+y+1=0?
a. A
b. B
c. C
d. D
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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8th Grade
91.
What is the solution to the system of linear equations x-2y+4=0 and x-2y-2=0?
a. (0,2)
b. (2,0)
c. no solution
d. infinitely many solutions
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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8th Grade
92.
Joshua eats candy from the bag. The function c=50-3t represents the number of candies c left in the bag after t minutes. How many candies are left in the bag after 8 minutes?
a. 8
b. 14
c. 24
d. 26
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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8th Grade
93.
Which of the following functions has the greater rate of change than the function in the graph below?
a. 2x-8y+1=0
b. -3x+4y-2=0
c. 4x-y-2=0
d. 4x+y-2=0
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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8th Grade
94.
Read the following line from "Ah Sunflower".
....Where the Youth pined away with desire...
What does the underlined word MOST LIKELY mean?
a. rejected
b. ached
c. obtained
d. received
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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8th Grade
95.
After reading both poems, how their themes relate?
a. The narrators in each poem are both trying to make an important decision.
b. Both poems are expressing how quickly life passes by.
c. Both poems are about an adventure in the snow.
d. The narrators in each poem are trying to find their way home, after getting lost in a snowstorm.
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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8th Grade
96.
Which poem accurately reflects these poems' point of views?
a. "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening" is from a human narrator's perspective, while the other poem is from the viewpoint of a sunflower.
b. Both poems are told from the perspective of a lost man.
c. "Ah Sunflower" is told in first person, while the other poem is told in third person.
d. Both poems share the first person point of view.
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.
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8th Grade
97.
Which poetic device do both of these poems contain?
a. metaphor
b. simile
c. onomatopoeia
d. rhyme
Incorrect answer. Please choose another answer.