B
Which sentence uses the word apply correctly?
A. Mia will apply glue before putting the paper together.
B. Mia will apply around the playground after school.
C. Mia will apply under the table during lunch.
D. Mia will apply because the bell is loud.
A. Mia will apply glue before putting the paper together.
When would you conserve water?
A. When you turn off the faucet while brushing your teeth.
B. When you fill every cup with water.
C. When you splash water while playing.
D. When you leave the sprinkler on all day.
A. When you turn off the faucet while brushing your teeth.
Which is an external part of a house?
A. The hallway rug.
B. The kitchen table.
C. The bedroom closet.
D. The roof.
D. The roof.
Which word is closest in meaning to forecast?
A. Forget
B. Predict
C. Collect
D. Repair
B. Predict
Which sentence uses the word involve correctly?
A. The moon involve brightly.
B. The cookie will involve sweet.
C. The backpack involve on the chair.
D. The science project will involve everyone in the class.
D. The science project will involve everyone in the class.
What does questionable mean?
A. Easy to understand
B. Not completely trustworthy or certain
C. Very colorful
D. Safe from all danger
B. Not completely trustworthy or certain
Which sentence best shows the meaning of vigorous?
A. The book rested on the shelf.
B. The turtle slept quietly all afternoon.
C. The flower grew slowly in the shade.
D. The runners exercised with strong, energetic movements.
D. The runners exercised with strong, energetic movements.
Which sentence uses the word regain correctly?
A. After resting, Ben hoped to regain his strength.
B. Ben regained the window with blue paint.
C. Ben regained across the bridge.
D. Ben regained because it was raining.
A. After resting, Ben hoped to regain his strength.
Which activity would involve teamwork?
A. Building a large model with your classmates.
B. Reading quietly by yourself.
C. Taking a nap after school.
D. Brushing your teeth.
A. Building a large model with your classmates.
When would you assist someone?
A. When you ignore someone asking for help.
B. When you hide your homework from your teacher.
C. When a classmate drops their books and needs help picking them up.
D. When you race ahead without your team.
C. When a classmate drops their books and needs help picking them up.
Which person is most crafty?
A. A child who finds a clever way to build a birdhouse with simple materials.
B. A child who leaves every project unfinished.
C. A child who refuses to try anything new.
D. A child who only copies someone else's work.
A. A child who finds a clever way to build a birdhouse with simple materials.
When might you decline an invitation?
A. When you are excited to attend the party.
B. When you already have another important plan.
C. When you arrive early for the event.
D. When you decorate for the celebration.
B. When you already have another important plan.
What would entertain your classmates?
A. A silent hallway.
B. A blank sheet of paper.
C. A closed backpack.
D. A funny puppet show.
D. A funny puppet show.
Which student seems promising?
A. A student who always quits after one mistake.
B. A student who never tries to learn.
C. A student who works hard and keeps improving every week.
D. A student who refuses to practice.
C. A student who works hard and keeps improving every week.
Which activity depends most on your vision?
A. Reading a map to find your way.
B. Listening to your favorite song.
C. Smelling fresh cookies.
D. Tasting a juicy apple.
A. Reading a map to find your way.
When would you inhale deeply?
A. After tying your shoes.
B. Before blowing up a balloon.
C. While closing a window.
D. Before putting on your backpack.
B. Before blowing up a balloon.
When might you try to outdo yourself?
A. By reading more books this month than last month.
B. By doing exactly the same amount every day.
C. By stopping before you finish.
D. By asking someone else to do your work.
A. By reading more books this month than last month.
Which could be your rival in a spelling bee?
A. Your lunchbox.
B. Your favorite library book.
C. Your classroom desk.
D. Another student who is trying to win the competition.
D. Another student who is trying to win the competition.
When would you react quickly?
A. When you organize your bookshelf.
B. When you finish a puzzle and put it away.
C. When you hear the fire alarm ring.
D. When you water a plant every Saturday.
C. When you hear the fire alarm ring.
When would you extinguish something?
A. When you blow out the candles after a birthday song.
B. When you light a campfire.
C. When you sharpen a pencil.
D. When you hang a picture.
A. When you blow out the candles after a birthday song.
When do you need to focus?
A. While sleeping in bed.
B. While daydreaming during class.
C. While solving a difficult math problem.
D. While waiting for recess to begin.
C. While solving a difficult math problem.
Which is an example of a rival?
A. Two basketball teams trying to win the championship.
B. Two friends reading together quietly.
C. A teacher helping a student.
D. A family eating dinner together.
A. Two basketball teams trying to win the championship.
Which path is most likely steep?
A. A hiking trail that goes sharply up a mountain.
B. A smooth sidewalk across a park.
C. A flat basketball court.
D. A beach with soft sand.
A. A hiking trail that goes sharply up a mountain.
What could boost your energy before a race?
A. Skipping breakfast.
B. Staying up all night.
C. Eating a healthy snack and getting enough rest.
D. Sitting on the couch all day.
C. Eating a healthy snack and getting enough rest.
When would you cherish something?
A. When you throw away your favorite toy because you're bored with it.
B. When you keep a special gift from your grandparent because it means a lot to you.
C. When you forget where you left an important photo.
D. When you trade a treasured keepsake for a piece of scrap paper.
B. When you keep a special gift from your grandparent because it means a lot to you.