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The Quest for the SBAC Test

Questions: 5

Grade: 4

Words: 61

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In Acorn Academy, 4th graders prepared for the SBAC test. With their mentor, Ms. Wise, they learned new topics and solved math problems. "Remember," she said, "it's about trying your best!" They practiced daily, faced challenges, yet never lost hope. As test day neared, they felt confident because they had prepared well. So, preparation, perseverance, and confidence are your best friends!

Question 1

Who helped the 4th graders prepare for the SBAC test?

Mr. Smart

Ms. Wise

Explanation. Ms. Wise is mentioned in the text as the mentor of the 4th graders in Acorn Academy helping them prepare for the SBAC test.

Ms. Wisdom

Mr. Scholar

Mrs. Know

Question 2

What did Ms. Wise emphasize on for the SBAC test preparation?

Getting all answers correct

Finishing the test quickly

Trying your best

Explanation. Ms. Wise emphasized the importance of trying your best for the SBAC test preparation.

Memorizing the answers

Cheating

Question 3

What are the best friends according to the text?

Laughter, Joy, and Happiness

Hard work, Patience, and Time

Preparation, Perseverance, and Confidence

Explanation. The text mentions preparation, perseverance, and confidence as the students' best friends in their preparation for the SBAC test.

Friends, Family, and Teachers

Books, Pens, and Papers

Question 4

How did the students feel as the test day neared?

Nervous

Scared

Confused

Confident

Explanation. The text mentions that the students felt confident as the test day neared because they were well-prepared.

Indifferent

Question 5

What was the attitude of the students when they faced challenges?

They gave up

They felt discouraged

They complained

They lost hope

They never lost hope

Explanation. Despite facing challenges, the text mentions that the students never lost hope.

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