APublishedbyMacmillan/McGraw-Hill,ofMcGraw-HillEducation,adivisionofTheMcGraw-HillCompanies,Inc.,TwoPennPlaza,NewYork,NewYork10121.Copyright©byMacmillan/McGraw-Hill.Allrightsreserved.Thecontents,orpartsthereof,maybereproducedinprintformfornon-profiteducationalusewithTreasures,providedsuchreproductionsbearcopyrightnotice,butmaynotbereproducedinanyformforanyotherpurposewithoutthepriorwrittenconsentofTheMcGraw-HillCompanies,Inc.,including,butnotlimitedto,networkstorageortransmission,orbroadcastfordistancelearning.PrintedintheUnitedStatesofAmerica123456789100241110090807©Macmillan/McGraw–HillGrade1,Unit2ThisUnitAssessmentisdesignedtomeasureyourclass’smasteryoftheskillstaughtintheunit.Thetestassessesallofthefollowingareas:■ListeningComprehension■ReadingComprehension■High-FrequencyWords■StructuralAnalysis■LiteraryElements■TextFeaturesandStudySkills■PhonemicAwareness/Phonics■GrammarListeningComprehension,page3Say:ListenwhileIreadastorytoyou.Youwillbeaskedtoanswerthreequestionsbasedonthisstory.Listencarefully.Wewillbeginnow.TheBigBoxOnedayabigboxcametothehouse.JoanandTimwatchedMotherbringitin.“Isthatmybirthdaygift?”Joanasked.“No,”saidMother,assheputtheboxdown.“IsitsomethingforDad?”Timasked.“No,”Mothersaid,andshebegantoopenthebox.Motherturnedtheflapoverandoutcamesomethingroundandheavy.Mothersaid,“It’ssomethingforeverybody.It’sanicecreammachine.”Nowhavechildrenturntopage3andreadthedirectionsatthetopofthepage.Say:NowanswerNumbers1to3.Baseyouranswersonthestory“TheBigBox.”Readallthreeanswerchoicesforeachquestion.Thenfillinthecirclenexttothebestanswer.Whenyouhavefinished,putdownyourpencilsandlookatme.Youmaybeginnow.ReadingComprehension,High-FrequencyWords,andStructuralAnalysis,pages4–10Havechildrenturntopage4.Say:Youwillreadastorycalled“DogTricks”andthenanswersomequestions.Readallthreeanswerchoicesforeachquestion.Thenfillinthecirclenexttothebestanswer.ForNumber11,youwillneedtowriteyouransweronthepage.Whenyougettothebottomofpage10,putdownyourpencils...
