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CAASPP Success - Grade 3 Reading Comprehension - Narrative #2

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Question 1

Multiple choice

  • Happy

  • Angry

  • Sad

  • Uncomfortable

Question 2

Multiple choice

  • James tried eating a peanut butter-and-jelly sandwich.

  • James didn’t know what to do.

  • James’s best friend, Ben, lived next door.

  • Both of his grandmothers and all of his aunts would tweak his cheek.

Question 3

Multiple choice

  • The baby was asleep.

  • The baby smelled funny.

  • There were balloons and streamers.

  • The baby was in a rocking basket.

Question 4

Multiple choice

  • James thought the baby might play with him.

  • James listened but didn’t say anything.

  • James was unsure if a baby was a wonderful surprise.

  • James wanted to be a big brother.

Question 5

Short answer

Question 6

Short answer

Question 7

Multiple choice

  • They didn’t see James.

  • They wanted to see the baby’s face.

  • They were too busy with the baby.

  • They kissed James later.

Question 8

Multiple choice

  • Both of his grandmothers and all of his aunts would tweak his cheek.

  • James could not get away fast enough.

  • James was sure they wouldn’t kiss his sticky face.

  • James was going to be a big brother.

Question 9

Multiple choice

  • He wears an old Halloween mask.

  • He asks Ben for help.

  • He eats a peanut butter-and-jelly sandwich.

  • He tells his mother he doesn’t like it.

  • He eats a tuna fish sandwich.

Question 10

Short answer

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