Test Features
Why are some words in bold print?
They are important
What is a noun, verb and adjective?
Noun - Person, place, thing, animal, idea
Verb - Action
Adjective - Describes a noun
What do the prefixes non- and un- mean?
not
What do vertebrates have?
A backbone
Which animal group are humans classified?
Animal kingdom
What is usually under a photo?
What are the nouns in this sentence? One cage holds colorful birds.
Cage and birds.
Are birds warm-blooded or cold-blooded?
Warm-blooded
What is in a glossary?
Definition of words
What are the adjectives in this sentence? One cage holds colorful birds.
One and colorful
What does the prefix re- mean?
to do again
Where do aquatic animals live?
in water
Where can we find the table of contents?
The first few pages of the readers
Which noun is concrete in this sentence? Your anger is making your face red!
Face
What does the prefix pre- mean?
before
How are fish and humans different?
fish are aquatic animals
What is a heading?
Lets the reader know what that section of the text will be about
Which noun is abstract in this sentence? Your anger is making your face red!
Anger
What does the suffix -ed do to the word?
Makes it past tense
How are fish and humans alike? (hint: backbone?)
Answers may vary
What does extinct mean in this sentence? The Tasmanian tiger is extinct, they don't exist anymore.
No longer exist