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Grade 3 Quiz Determining the Meaning of Words and Phrases in Texts – RI.3.4

This quiz is tailored to CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RI.3.4, assessing students’ abilities to determine the meaning of general academic and domain-specific words and phrases in a text relevant to a third-grade topic or subject area. This skill is crucial for enhancing vocabulary and improving comprehension, especially in understanding content-specific texts

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1. Question
What does it mean to “determine the meaning” of a word in a text?
- A) Guessing what the word might mean
- B) Looking up the definition in a dictionary
- C) Understanding what the word means based on how it's used in the text
- D) Asking someone else what the word means
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2. Question
If you come across the word “photosynthesis” in a science text, what kind of word is it?
- A) General academic word
- B) Domain-specific word
- C) Fictional word
- D) Non-academic word
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3. Question
How can you figure out the meaning of the word “amiable” in a sentence?
- A) By how it sounds
- B) By its placement in the sentence
- C) By the context around the word
- D) By how long the word is
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4. Question
Which resource is most helpful for understanding domain-specific words?
- A) A novel
- B) A dictionary of terms for the specific subject
- C) A general website
- D) A movie
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5. Question
The word “metamorphosis” in a text about butterflies is an example of:
- A) A general academic word
- B) A domain-specific word
- C) A common phrase
- D) An irrelevant word
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6. Question
What’s the best way to understand the meaning of the phrase “constitutional rights” in a history text?
- A) Relate it to rights you have at school
- B) Consider the words separately
- C) Understand it based on the historical context in the text
- D) Ignore the phrase and keep reading
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7. Question
f a word has multiple meanings, how do you know which meaning is correct in a text?
- A) Always choose the first definition listed
- B) Choose the definition you learned first
- C) Use the meaning that makes sense with the topic and context of the text
- D) Pick the shortest definition
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8. Question
Why is it important to understand domain-specific words in a science text?
- A) It makes you feel smart
- B) They are often used in exams
- C) They help you understand the specific concepts being discussed
- D) They are usually fun to say
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9. Question
In a text about deserts, the word “arid” relates to:
- A) Animals
- B) Dryness
- C) Vegetation
- D) Heights
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10. Question
How can illustrations or diagrams help in understanding the meaning of words in a text?
- A) By distracting you from the text
- B) By providing a visual representation or example
- C) By making the page look more interesting
- D) They cannot help
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