CAASPP Success - Grade 5 Reading Comprehension - Narrative #1

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Question 1

Multiple choice
  • She didn’t like gym class.

  • She always got picked last for teams.

  • Mr. Murphy asked for volunteers to pick teams.

  • She was sitting between the Champion of Daydreaming and the Champion of Goofy Jokes.

Question 2

Multiple choice
  • She wanted to make new friends.

  • She was tired of being picked last.

  • She saw Jasmine looking sad and related to her.

  • Mr. Murphy suggested she should volunteer.

Question 3

Multiple choice
  • They were all champions in different areas.

  • They often worked together to solve problems.

  • They didn’t notice Maggie's feelings.

  • They all liked gym class except Maggie.

Question 4

Multiple choice
  • Laughed quietly

  • Shouted loudly

  • Cheered happily

  • Whispered softly

Question 5

Multiple choice
  • They were grinning at Maggie.

  • “The Champion of Quiet walked onto the court…”

  • “Their laughter echoed throughout the gym.”

  • “We are, officially, the Champions of No Score…”

Question 6

Multiple choice
  • He questions whether she really wants to volunteer.

  • He smiles and encourages her.

  • He makes her wait to see if anyone else volunteers.

  • He tells her she must wait her turn.

Question 7

Multiple choice
  • Maggie’s team wins the basketball game.

  • Maggie and her team find joy in playing and being together.

  • Mr. Murphy congratulates Maggie on a good effort.

  • Maggie decides to never volunteer again.

Question 8

Multiple choice
  • The class was excited about Maggie's decision.

  • The class was unsure about Maggie's decision.

  • The class did not hear Maggie’s decision.

  • The class was angry about Maggie's decision.

Question 9

Short answer
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Question 10a

Multiple choice
  • Disappointed that her team lost.

  • Proud of herself and her teammates.

  • Frustrated with her classmates for laughing at her.

  • Nervous about future gym classes.

Question 10b

Multiple choice
  • "They were indeed the Worst Team in the History of the World."

  • "But losing a basketball game doesn’t make you a loser; Maggie knew that much."

  • "Their laughter echoed throughout the gym."

  • "Maggie grinned at her team. We are, officially, the Champions of No Score, she thought. Awesome."

Question 11

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