Tommy's Spelling Test
Questions:
5
Grade:
3
Words:
79
Tommy was nervous. Tomorrow was his big spelling test. He studied hard, writing the words again and again. He felt tired but he kept going. He knew hard work would pay off. At the test, he wrote the words carefully. It was tough but he did his best. Later, he realized that understanding the words was more than just for the test. Tommy learned that studying is not just about doing well in tests but about learning new things.
Question 1
What did Tommy feel before the spelling test?
A
Excited
B
Nervous
Explanation. The text states that 'Tommy was nervous. Tomorrow was his big spelling test.' which indicates he was feeling nervous.
C
Angry
D
Happy
E
Indifferent
Question 2
What did Tommy do to prepare for his spelling test?
A
He played video games
B
He slept
C
He studied hard
Explanation. The text says 'He studied hard, writing the words again and again.' which indicates that Tommy prepared for his spelling test by studying hard.
D
He watched TV
E
He ate a lot
Question 3
What did Tommy learn from studying for the spelling test?
A
That he should sleep more
B
That studying is about doing well in tests
C
That studying is not just about doing well in tests but about learning new things
Explanation. The text says 'Tommy learned that studying is not just about doing well in tests but about learning new things.' which indicates what Tommy learned from studying for his spelling test.
D
That he should play more
E
That he should eat more
Question 4
Did Tommy find the test easy or tough?
A
Easy
B
Tough
Explanation. The text says 'It was tough but he did his best.' which indicates that Tommy found the test tough.
C
Neither easy nor tough
D
Both easy and tough
E
The text doesn't say
Question 5
Was Tommy only interested in scoring well in the test?
A
Yes
B
No
Explanation. The text states 'Tommy learned that studying is not just about doing well in tests but about learning new things.' which implies that Tommy was not only interested in scoring well in the test.
C
Maybe
D
The text doesn't say
E
It's unclear
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