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NWEA 161-170
Test Description: Reading Vocabulary
Instructions: Answer all questions to get your test result.
1) A paid announcement in newspapers or magazines, on radio or television. (Example:” It’s so easy, a caveman can do it”)
A
Personal Narrative
B
Advertisement
C
Opposite
D
Root
2) Literature written in English produced in the United States of America.
A
Poem
B
American Literature
C
Main Idea
D
Personal Narrative
3) The main word that prefixes and suffixes are added. (Example: port is in the word transportation)
A
Question
B
List
C
Passage
D
Base
4) The result of two words being joined (example: toothbrush)
A
Compound Word
B
Index
C
Fairy Tale
D
Problem
5) A word produced by running two or more words together and leaving out some of the letters or sounds (example: Can + not = Can’t)
A
Contraction
B
Folk Tale
C
List
D
Main Idea
6) A specific set of rules to complete a task (Example: The teacher gives the ______________ before taking the test.)
A
Main Idea
B
Poem
C
Directions
D
List
7) A genre of story that often has princes, kings, dragons, princesses, and uses a lot of magic. (Example: The Princess and the Pea)
A
Opposite
B
Fairy Tales
C
American Literature
D
Advertisement
8) Any belief or story passed on traditionally, especially one considered to be false or based on superstition (Example: Paul Bunyan)
A
Fairy Tale
B
Folk Tale
C
American Literature
D
Nursery Rhyme
9) An alphabetical list of names, subjects, etc., with the page numbers where to find the information. Usually found in the back of the book. (Example: I wanted to know what page contained information about dinosaurs so I looked in the ____________)
A
Index
B
Passage
C
Opposite
D
Note
10) Writing down or making a mental note of things that you have to do. (Example: I made a shopping ___________ before I went to the store.)
A
Passage
B
Root
C
Compound Word
D
List
11) What the author wanted you to understand the most out of a nonfiction writing, speech, etc. (Example: The _ of the story was that cheaters never win.)
A
Root
B
Base
C
Main Idea
D
Nursery Rhyme
12) A short informal letter or written message. (I had to get a _______ from my doctor so I could give it to the nurse at my school.)
A
Note
B
Nursery Rhyme
C
List
D
Index
13) A simple traditional song or poem for children. (Example: Mother Goose is my favorite ________ _______.)
A
Personal Narrative
B
Nursery Rhyme
C
Main Idea
D
List
14) Words that have completely different meanings. (Example: sun and moon)
A
Fairy Tale
B
Poem
C
Base
D
Opposite
15) The letters A, E, I, O, U and sometimes Y. (Example: A is the _________ in the word Far.)
A
Base
B
Poem
C
Personal Narrative
D
Vowel
16) Tells the true story of something that happened to you. (Example: I am writing a _________ _________ to share the story of how I broke my arm.)
A
Personal Narrative
B
List
C
Folk Tale
D
Index
17) A type of writing that usually uses rhyming, rhythm, descriptive language, and stanzas. (Roses are red, violets are blue…)
A
Index
B
Poem
C
Passage
D
Personal Narrative
18) Part of a word that is pronounced with one uninterrupted sound. (Example: The word alligator has four ____________)
A
Question
B
Syllable
C
Passage
D
Poem
19) A sentence, phrase, or gesture that seeks information through a reply. (Example: I raised my hand so I could ask my teacher a ____________.)
A
Setting
B
Root
C
Question
D
Sign
20) The basis of a new word, but it does not typically form a stand-alone word on its own. (Example: Therm is the _______ word in Thermometer.)
A
Sign
B
Base
C
Setting
D
Root
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