Grade 3 Multiple Choice (NYS Assessments 2018)

helper

leader

neighbor

friend

"But there is one parrot who speaks more that a hundred word and actually understands their means." (paragraph 1)

(Teaching Alex to speak words that he understands has let Irene talk to him directly." (paragraph 3)

"In this way, Irene is finding out what sorts of things Alex's brain can do." (paragraph 3)

"He can also make comparisons, such as smaller or bigger and same or different, between objects." (paragraph 4)

feel

look at

pick up

recognize

It shows one way that Irene works with Alex.

It shows that Irene does not talk with Alex.

It shows that Alex is able to count objects.

It shows a few objects that Alex cannot name.

paragraph 9

paragraph 10

paragraph 17

paragraph 18

Irene's parrot is named Alex.

Alex can find a green object when asked.

Irene sometimes puts Alex on her shoulder.

Alex has a croaky parrot voice.

Stella is untangling the stings.

Stella is confused by the strings.

Stella is surrounded by the tangled strings.

Stella is winding the strings around her spool.

Stella wishes she could trade her kite for a jellyfish kite.

Stella has to run to make her kite fly.

Paper plate kites are easier to fly than other kites.

Paper plate kites are easier to make than shark kites.

stop and hold a moving object

bring in while hunting or fishing

get an illness

find and use

Stella tries to fly her kite again.

Stella takes Robby's paper plate home with her.

Stella's kite points downward and refuses to fly.

Stella points at a kite shape like a monster truck.

He is at the park most weekends.

He is a thoughtful friend to Stella.

He is better at flying kites than Stella.

He is creative with paper plates.

Stella tries to fix her kite.

Stella notices a pink jellyfish kite.

Stella gets into the car with her mother.

Stella tries the paper plate kite.