CAASPP Success - Grade 3 Reading Comprehension - Expository #1
Read the passage and answer the questions.
Question 1
Which detail from the passage best explains what a generation gap is?
The differences in how people of different ages think, act, and understand the world.
The way people use smartphones and computers.
Playing outside or reading books.
Communicating with friends over social media.
Question 2
What is one reason why your grandparents spent more time playing outside or reading books?
They enjoyed the fresh air.
There were no smartphones or computers when they were young.
They had more free time than kids today.
They didn't like going to school.
Question 3
According to the passage, how do older generations prefer to communicate?
By texting or using social media.
By talking face-to-face or on the phone.
By sending letters or emails.
By writing in diaries.
Question 4
Why do younger generations today focus more on climate change and equality?
They have more free time to think about these issues.
They are more knowledgeable than older generations.
They have grown up hearing about these issues more often.
They don’t have other concerns like economic stability.
Question 5
Which part of the passage suggests that a generation gap can be beneficial?
It can create differences in opinions and habits.
It allows people to learn from each other.
It emphasizes misunderstandings between generations.
It shows how technology changes over time.
Question 6
In paragraph 4, how does the generation gap influence culture and society? Identify a sentence that best describes this.
Question 7
What is an example of how younger and older generations might stay in touch differently?
Younger people use email, while older people use social media.
Younger people use social media, while older people prefer face-to-face or phone calls.
Older people write letters, while younger people use email.
Older people use text messages, while younger people use phone calls.
Question 8
Why might grandparents think texting is too impersonal?
They don't know how to text.
They prefer more direct, personal forms of communication.
Texting is a newer technology they haven’t learned.
They do not have smartphones.
Question 9
How can the generation gap change learning in a good way?
It causes misunderstandings.
It helps people learn new skills from different generations.
It changes how people spend their free time.
It affects opinions on social justice.
Question 10
In paragraph 5, what does the passage say about younger generations' views on climate change and equality? Quote the sentence that supports this.
Question 11
What phrase from paragraph 3 best describes how younger people might prefer to communicate?
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