Reading Strategies
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Trivia
100

Is it a fact or an opinion?


Pandas are cuter than koalas.

  1. fact
  2. opinion

2.  opinion

100

Kai'leah and Tatyana _________ all day.

  1. sleeped
  2. sleeps
  3. slept
  4. not here

3.  slept

100

Who was the 1st president of the United States of America?

1.  Jimmy Carter

2.  George Washington Carver

3.  George Washington

4.  George Bush

3.  George Washington

100

Who is the governor of Georgia?

a.  Donald Trump

b.  Keisha Lance Bottoms

c.  Stacey Adams

d.  Brian Kemp

d.  Brian Kemp

100

How many stars are on the flag?

A. 34

B. 52

C. 50

D. 38

C.  50

200

John has a rod. He has some worms. He is in a boat.

What is John doing?

  1. Playing ball
  2. Fishing
  3. Skating

2.  fishing

200

Mr. Joe________  our classroom.

  1. sweeped
  2. sweep
  3. swept
  4. not here

3.  swept

200
What city and state was Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr born?


1.  Montgomery, Alabama

2.  Athens, Georgia

3.  Birmingham, Alabama

4.  Atlanta, Georgia

4.  Atlanta, Georgia

200

How many days are in a year?

a.  375

b.  365

c.  264

d.  1,000

b.  365

200

What is the 14 letter of the alphabet?

A. N

B. B

C. Z

D. X

E.  None of the above.

a.  N

300

Squirrels live in the park. They are gray and fluffy. They pick up nuts off the ground. Then they hide the nuts. They run up and down trees.


What is the main idea?

  1. To show how to catch a squirrel
  2. To tell about squirrels
  3. To tell what squirrels eat
  4. To show where squirrels live

2.  To tell about squirrels

300

Which word in the sentence needs an apostrophe?

The artists design of the car was very detailed.

  1. car
  2. artists
  3. design
  4. detailed

2.  artist's 

300

Fill in the blank. 

James Oglethorpe started the first English Colony in ____________.  

a.  Savannah

b.  Miami

c.  Aruba

d.  Atlanta

a.  Savannah

300

True or False.  

The sun rotates around the Earth.

a.  true

b.  false

b.  false

300

Hawaii is an island in the United States of America. 

a. true

b. false

a.  true

400

Do you like to drink milk? Milk is very good for you. It helps you grow strong. You can drink milk with lunch or dinner. Milk and cookies are a good snack.


What is the main idea?

  1. Milk is best with fruit.
  2. Cows give milk.
  3. Milk is good for you.
  4. You should drink milk in the morning.

3.  Milk is good for you

400

Which of the following sentences shows the correct capitalization of a place?

  1. Tom ran the race at birney elementary.
  2. Tom ran the race at Birney Elementary.
  3. Tom ran the race at Birney elementary.

2.  Tom ran the race at Birney Elementary.

400

True or False.

Tomochichi knew how to communicate with James Oglethorpe because they spoke the same language.

a.  true

b. false

b.  false

400

Are humans cold-blooded or warm-blooded?

a.  cold-blooded

b.  warm-blooded

b.  warm-blooded

400

Who was the first black president?

a.  Barack Obama

500

Have you ever visited the city? Many people live in the city. There are many tall buildings in the city. Many people work in the city.


What is the main idea?

  1. Everyone lives in the city.
  2. The city is fun.
  3. There are many people in the city.
  4. The city is a good place to live.


3.  There are many people in the city.

500

Which word in this sentence is the ADJECTIVE?

He threw the hard rock into the river.

  1. threw
  2. rock
  3. hard
  4. river

3.  hard

500

What was Mary Musgrove best known for?

a.  translating, travel

b.  selling goods, translating

c.  trading, translating

d.  reading, translating

c.  trading, translating

500

What are the 7 continents on Earth?

a.  Asia, Africa, Antarctica, Australia, Europe, North America, Canada

b.  Asia, Africa, Antarctica, Australia, Europe, North America, South Asia

c.  Asia, Africa, Antarctica, Australia, Europe, North America, South America

d.  Asia, Atlanta, Augusta, Cuba, North America, Miami, Florida

c.  Asia, Africa, Antarctica, Australia, Europe, North America, South America

500

What hemisphere do you live on?

a.  Western

b.  Eastern

c.  Northern

d.  Southern

a.  Western

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