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Grade 2: Reading & writing subject test

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1. oo target: food. r-word: herd. Glide target: point. Compound: sunlight. Which comparison word has the same oo sound as the target?
2. oo target: food. r-word: herd. Glide target: point. Compound: sunlight. Which spelling is the r-controlled part in the supplied word?
3. oo target: food. r-word: herd. Glide target: point. Compound: sunlight. Which spelling represents the moving vowel sound in the target?
4. oo target: food. r-word: herd. Glide target: point. Compound: sunlight. Which two smaller words make the supplied compound?
5. Prefix word: preview. Suffix word: quietly. Contraction: I’m. Sentence: Before the play, we whisper. What does the supplied prefix add to its base word?
6. Prefix word: preview. Suffix word: quietly. Contraction: I’m. Sentence: Before the play, we whisper. What does the supplied suffix add?
7. Prefix word: preview. Suffix word: quietly. Contraction: I’m. Sentence: Before the play, we whisper. Which full form makes the supplied contraction?
8. Prefix word: preview. Suffix word: quietly. Contraction: I’m. Sentence: Before the play, we whisper. Where should a brief reading pause occur in the supplied sentence?
9. Form: LEE: This room is crowded. [Lee steps aside.] Narration sample: My chair needed more space. Sound phrase: brave bright bird. Which text kind is most directly shown?
10. Form: LEE: This room is crowded. [Lee steps aside.] Narration sample: My chair needed more space. Sound phrase: brave bright bird. Which word signals first-person narration in the narration sample?
11. Form: LEE: This room is crowded. [Lee steps aside.] Narration sample: My chair needed more space. Sound phrase: brave bright bird. What stated setting condition shapes the character’s action?
12. Form: LEE: This room is crowded. [Lee steps aside.] Narration sample: My chair needed more space. Sound phrase: brave bright bird. Which beginning sound is repeated in the supplied phrase?
13. Past verb: took. Highlight: heavy in heavy bag. Join: tired but cheerful. Sentence: We took a bag. Which base action matches the supplied past-tense verb?
14. Past verb: took. Highlight: heavy in heavy bag. Join: tired but cheerful. Sentence: We took a bag. What does the highlighted word describe?
15. Past verb: took. Highlight: heavy in heavy bag. Join: tired but cheerful. Sentence: We took a bag. What relationship does the supplied conjunction show?
16. Past verb: took. Highlight: heavy in heavy bag. Join: tired but cheerful. Sentence: We took a bag. Which sentence type is supplied?
17. Need: names of parts in a bicycle drawing. Signals: too dark, install a lamp. Definition phrase: behind the wheel. Procedure begins: draw on the paper. Which feature would answer the stated reading need?
18. Need: names of parts in a bicycle drawing. Signals: too dark, install a lamp. Definition phrase: behind the wheel. Procedure begins: draw on the paper. Which organization is stated by the supplied signal words?
19. Need: names of parts in a bicycle drawing. Signals: too dark, install a lamp. Definition phrase: behind the wheel. Procedure begins: draw on the paper. What job does the supplied final definition phrase perform?
20. Need: names of parts in a bicycle drawing. Signals: too dark, install a lamp. Definition phrase: behind the wheel. Procedure begins: draw on the paper. Which action should come first under the stated instruction order?

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