Use Evidence in Stories

Grade 4 - Reading - On Level

NameDate
  1. Which detail from "Solar Oven Test" best supports the character trait methodical?

    • She wrote both times in her science notebook before adjusting the foil.
    • Solar ovens are the most exciting way to cook lunch.
    • A pizza box can hold a cracker.
    • Mara shared the cracker with every student.
  2. What can a reader infer about Luis in "River Cleanup Plan"?

    • He wants the riverbank to stay cleaner after the volunteers leave.
    • was carefully chosen
    • One person should solve every community problem alone.
    • He wants to avoid helping during the cleanup.
  3. Which evidence supports this inference from "The Maple Tree Journal": She wants to track how the maple twig changes from month to month.

    • Tessa taped the twig beside her window.
    • Maple leaves are prettier than every other leaf.
    • Tessa measured a twig on Fridays.
    • She measured the twig every Friday and compared sketches.
  4. Which answer about "Debate Team Switch" includes both a claim and evidence?

    • Jonah is flexible because he wrote a stronger reason after seeing anika's chart.
    • The debate topic includes windy days.
    • Indoor recess is always more enjoyable than outdoor recess.
    • flexible
  5. Which detail would be weak evidence for a claim about the prairie dog's motivation?

    • After the sharp bark, other prairie dogs froze and hurried underground.
    • Other prairie dogs froze, then hurried underground.
    • give a sharp bark near its burrow
    • A burrow is a kind of animal home.
  6. Which detail from "Library Mural Vote" best supports the character trait fair-minded?

    • Libraries often have books and quiet places to read.
    • A reading lamp can appear in a mural.
    • The bright reading lamp was the best part of the mural.
    • She delayed the vote until groups explained how their designs welcomed readers.
  7. What can a reader infer about Kenji in "The Night Sky Notebook"?

    • Kenji used a telescope to watch birds at noon.
    • He wants to prove that charts are useless.
    • hidden from view
    • He wants to explain the pattern he sees in the sky charts.
  8. Which evidence supports this inference from "Market Garden Budget": She wants the garden to meet several needs without going over budget.

    • The garden club borrowed extra money after choosing seeds.
    • Visitors could read plant labels.
    • She chose seeds for three beds and kept money for labels.
    • Nadia compared three kinds of seed packets.
  9. Which answer about "Solar Oven Test" includes both a claim and evidence?

    • A pizza box can hold a cracker.
    • The passage is interesting.
    • methodical
    • Mara is methodical because she wrote both times in her science notebook before adjusting the foil.
  10. Which detail would be weak evidence for a claim about Luis's motivation?

    • Luis marked where trash collected after storms.
    • add notes after the cleanup
    • He added notes about spots that would need a trash bin next month.
    • A bucket can hold sharp cans.
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