Reading Fluency Review

Grade 3 - Reading - On Level

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  1. Which goal belongs with Grade 3 fluency?

    • read fast while skipping words
    • ignore punctuation
    • read accurately with expression and understanding
    • read only the first sentence
  2. Which reading uses punctuation well?

    • pause after every word
    • ignore every mark
    • shout at each period
    • pause briefly at commas and stop at periods
  3. When should a reader slow down?

    • never
    • when a complex sentence needs careful meaning
    • after every single letter
    • only before opening the book
  4. What helps a reader use expression in dialogue?

    • the page number only
    • the speaker's words and punctuation
    • random volume
    • ignoring quotation marks
  5. Why reread a challenging paragraph?

    • to erase details
    • to improve accuracy and understanding
    • to change the author's words
    • to avoid the title
  6. Which reading sounds fluent for 'The bridge stayed level during the second test'?

    • The / bridge / stayed / level / during / the / second / test.
    • The bridge stayed level / during the second test.
    • test second the during level
    • The bridge / stayed / level during / the.
  7. Which phrase break is natural: 'After the storm the class checked the rain gauge'?

    • After the / storm the / class checked.
    • After the storm / the class checked the rain gauge.
    • gauge rain checked class
    • After / the / storm / the / class / checked.
  8. Which punctuation should change a reader's voice into a question?

    • comma
    • period
    • apostrophe
    • question mark
  9. What should a reader do after reading a sentence that does not make sense?

    • read faster only
    • reread and self-correct
    • skip the paragraph
    • guess a new ending
  10. Which reader shows accuracy?

    • a reader who ignores meaning
    • a reader who guesses quickly
    • a reader who notices a wrong word and fixes it
    • a reader who skips hard words
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