Every day, your plate should be full of … . A) dessert. B) monkeys.
C) cake. D) color.
Read the text and answer 83-86. Harriet Tubman was a 13-year old girl when she got hurt. She tried to stop a fight between a slave and a master. She believed people should be free. As an adult, Harriet helped to free her family. Then, she helped other slaves to get free. She walked with them all the way to Canada. On the way, they stopped at houses for food and sleep. These houses were called “safe houses.” Harriet was also a nurse. She took care of men in the Civil War. She also taught newly-freed slaves to live on their own. Harriet opened a home for old people. She raised money for schools. She also helped women win the right to vote. She was a great woman.
How did Harriet get hurt?A) She walked to Canada.
She tried to stop a fight.
She took care of men in the war.
She raised money for schools.
In “safe houses,” slaves could find … A) food. B) enemies.
C) schools. D) traps.
This word that best describes Harriet is ... bored. B) scared. C) caring. D) lazy.
In this story, right means ... A) best. B) correct.
C) freedom. D) hand.
Read the text and answer 87-90. The early Mayan people were smart. They built pyramids and they wrote books. They played games, too. The Mayans lived in Mexico. They lived in the jungle area. They grew sunflowers and corn. The Mayans called the corn “maize.” They prayed to the “maize god” for food.
The Mayans built tall pyramids. They would climb stone stairs to the very top. You can still climb to the top of these pyramids today! The Mayans wrote books on tree bark and they made art. They also played ball games. Offspring of the Mayans still live in Mexico today.
In this story, offspring means … A) fountain. B) ball games.
C) water. D) children.
The Mayans prayed to the … tree bark. B) corn god.
C) jungle. D) pyramids.
A pyramid is very … short. B) tall. C) little. D) smart.
