The Kite. Name Date Score. Comprehension and Vocabulary

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Name Date Score The Kite Comprehension and Vocabulary Read the following questions carefully. Then completely fill in the bubble of each correct answer. You may look back at the selection to find the answer to each of the questions. 1. You know this story is not real because A toads can not hop. B kites can not fly. C animals can not talk. D birds do not land in bushes. 2. What is Toad s job? A to hold the ball of string B to hold the kite and run C to fix the broken kite D to sell the kite and string 3. What do the robins mean when they say the kite is junk? A The kite can fly high. B The kite is big and funny. C The kite is too fancy. D The kite is like trash. Lesson Assessment Book 2 The Kite UNIT 1

4. Why do Frog and Toad go to the meadow? A The wind is strong there. B The robins are there. C The kite is very big. D The string is very long. 5. What happens last in the story? A The robins fly out of the bush. B Frog and Toad sit and watch the kite. C The kite falls to the ground. D Toad runs back across the meadow. 6. The robins tell Toad that A the bush is in the way. B the string is too short. C the kite will not fly. D Frog is teasing him. 2 UNIT The Kite Lesson Assessment Book 2

. Frog and Toad were in a meadow. What is a meadow? A a grassy field B a deep hole C a small pond D a big bush 8. The kite fell with a thud. What is a kite? A a pretty bug B a kind of plane C a flying toy D a small bird Read the following question carefully. Use a complete sentence to answer the question. 9. Why do the robins laugh? 10. Personal Response Frog and Toad worked hard to fly the kite. Write about something that you worked hard to do. Lesson Assessment Book 2 The Kite UNIT 3

Phonics Review Fill in the bubble under the word that fits in the blank and is spelled correctly. 1. Can we go? noa noi nou now 2. This is Pat s. hond hound hownd hoond 3. Dad s is sore. knee nee snee bnee 4. Sue lives the street. down doon doen doun 5. The cat is. uot oot out oet 4 UNIT The Kite Lesson Assessment Book 2

Grammar, Usage, and Mechanics Read each item. Fill in the bubble for the answer you think is correct. 1. In which sentence are commas used correctly? A I have a ball, bat and glove. B I have a ball, bat, and glove. C I have, a ball bat and glove. D I, have a, ball bat and, glove. 2. In which sentence are quotation marks used correctly? A Mary asked, Will you go? B Mary asked, Will you go? C Mary asked, Will you go? D Mary asked, Will you go? 3. In which sentence are quotation marks used correctly? A The zoo is open, Mr. Toms said. B The zoo is open, Mr. Toms said. C The zoo is open, Mr. Toms said. D The zoo is open, Mr. Toms said. 4. In which sentence are quotation marks used correctly? A Come here, Tina said. C Come here, Tina said. B Come here, Tina said. D Come here, Tina said. 5. In which sentence are quotation marks used correctly? A Mom said, Clean your room now. B Mom said, Clean your room now. C Mom said, Clean your room now. D Mom said, Clean your room now. Lesson Assessment Book 2 The Kite UNIT 5

1 Oral Fluency Assessment At the Museum Please, hurry, Rona said. Aunt Dawn smiled. I know what you want to see. You want to see the mummies. Rona shook her head. No. Mummies are okay, but that s not what I want to see. Aunt Dawn kept thinking. Each time, Rona shook her head. Then Aunt Dawn said, I can t think of anything else. You know what it is? Think of all the books I have at home. Aunt Dawn stopped to think. Then she smiled. I know what it is. She took Rona s hand. They went downstairs. The room they went into had huge bones and skeletons. Rona smiled. This is it. I love dinosaurs! 6 UNIT The Kite Lesson Assessment Book 2