Genre
Comprehension
Grammar
Vocabulary
Free Choice
100

Wangari Maathai: Planting for Good is a Farytale Story, Yes or No

No is not

100

The biography is organized:

A. by telling about the events in the life of Wangari Maathi in the order they happened

B. by showing how Wangari Maathi took care of trees in a different way than others did

C. by asking and answering questions about how Wangari Maathi helped people everywhere

A. by telling about the events in the life of Wangari Maathi in the order they happened

100

Proper noun in the sentence below?

Wangari planted trees in Africa.


Africa

100

The word preserve mean

A. To protect and keep safe

B. To throw away

C. To break apart

A. To protect and keep safe

100

The name of JFE Principal

Mrs. Collins

200
Wangari Maathai: Planting for Good is Fiction Text

No is a NON-Fiction Text

200

Central idea of the biography Mangari Maathai: Planting Good

A. Mangari is a great african Women

B. Wangari helped people and the environment by teaching women to plant trees and protect nature.

B. Wangari helped people and the environment by teaching women to plant trees and protect nature.

200

 Sentence that uses correct capitalization and punctuation.

A. wangari lived in Kenya

B. Wangari lived in Kenya.

C. Wangari lived in kenya


B. Wangari lived in Kenya.

200

Read the sentence 

- She talked to many women about this.

What does the -ed at the end of talked tell readers?

A. The talking just started.

B. The talking is very loud.

C. The talking happened in the past.

C. The talking happened in the past.

200

The teachers that teach in 2nd grade are how many. 

6 teacchers

300

Wangari Maathai: Planting for Good is opinions from the author.

No they are facts about Wangari

300

Wangari Maathai was:

A. a woman born in Kenya. That slept all day

B. a womanborn in Kenya. That help her community

B. a womanborn in Kenya. That help her community

300

Which word is a noun in the sentence below?

The tall trees provided shade.

A. trees

B. provided

C. tall


A. trees

300

Read the sentence from paragraph 4.

- The trees shaded people from the hot sun.

What is the meaning of shaded as it is used above?

A. warmed

B. blocked

C. placed

B. blocked

300

The class that teach phonics is

Reading

400

Wangari Maathai: Planting for Good is a made believe story

No is a text with facts and real information

400

The sentence from that supports the idea that Wangari Maathi’s work still helps people today.

A. She was the first woman at that school to be a teacher.

B. Wangari kept working with women to plant trees.

C. People still plant trees in Africa.

C. People still plant trees in Africa.

400

Sentence that uses the correct past-tense verb

A. Wangari help the women.

B. Wangari helping the women.

C. Wangari helped the women.

C. Wangari helped the women.

400

What does the word environment mean?

A. A type of food

B. The natural world around us

C. A school building

B. The natural world around us

400
What class teaches you about reading

A. Writing

B. Social Studies

C. Reading

C. Reading

500

The Genre of the text Wangari Maathai: Planting for Good

Biography- Informatonal Text

500

Wangari Maathai help people and the environment by planting trees.

A. Wangari Maathai helped people and the environment by encouraging women to plant trees that provided shade, food, and protection for nature.

B. Wangari Maathai helped people and the environment by telling women to plant trees to make the community pretty



A. Wangari Maathai helped people and the environment by encouraging women to plant trees that provided shade, food, and protection for nature.

500

Word that is a verb in the sentence below.

Wangari planted trees to help the environment.

A. Wangari

B. trees

C. planted

C. planted

500

What does the word encourage mean?

A. To help someone feel confident to do something

B. To stop someone from trying

C. To forget something

A. To help someone feel confident to do something

500

The nameso of the Teachers that teach 2nd grade are:

Mrs. Castillo, Mrs. Loza, Ms. Bonilla, Ms. Vohra, Ms. Monsivais and Mr. Johnson