myTestBook.com Math Reading Science Practice Test for Grade 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5  

<< back This is a SAMPLE test for Grade: 2, Subject: LanguageArts  
Test Topic(s): Reading, Non-Fiction

Read the following text/image to answer questions 1 through 10
In 1694, rice arrived in United States of America, probably originating from Madagascar. The Spanish brought rice to South America at the beginning of the 17th century.
The major rice producing states in USA are Arkansas, California, Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi and Missouri. Almost half of the U.S. rice crop is exported to over 100 countries.

There are thousands of different varieties of rice. At the International Rice Research Institute Genetic Resources Center in the Philippines, there are 80,000 rice samples in cold storage.

Rice is grown on every continent except Antarctica.
One seed of rice yields more than 3,000 grains. It is the highest yielding cereal grain. It can grow in many kinds of environments and soils, which is why it is grown everywhere.

50% of all the world's rice is eaten within 8 miles of where it is grown.
Rice, millet, and sorghum are though to be the first crops ever cultivated.
Rice has been cultivated for over 5,000 years.
Rice was introduced to Japan sometime before 100 B.C. from China or Korea.

More than 1 billion people throughout the world are actively involved in growing rice.

Americans eat a little more than 20 pounds of rice per person each year. Asians eat as much as 300 pounds per person each year while in the United Arab Emirates it is about 450 pounds.
Question 1:
Which is one of the major rice growing states in United States of America?
Virginia
Kentucky
Maryland
Arkansas
Question 2:
Where is the International Rice Research Institute Genetic Resources Center located?
in USA
in Philippines
in China
in Japan
Question 3:
Which continent does not grow rice?
Asia
Antarctica
Europe
North America
Question 4:
How much grain does one seed of rice yield?
3 grains
30 grains
3,000 grains
120 grains
Question 5:
For how many years has rice been cultivated?
over 50 years
over 100 years
over 800 years
over 5,000 years
Question 6:
How much rice does an Americans eat each year?
less than 10 pounds
12 pounds
300 pounds
20 pounds
Question 7:
When was rice introduced to Japan?
in 1694
before 100 B.C.
at the beginning of the 17th century
at the beginning of the 19th century
Question 8:
Which country has maximum consumption of rice?
USA
France
United Arab Emirates
Indonesia
Question 9:
How much rice does an Asian eat each year?
3 pounds
300 pounds
30 pounds
500 pounds
Question 10:
Who brought rice to South America?
The Spanish
The European
The Indians
The Chinese

 





Copyright © 2005 - 2008 myTestBook.com Inc. All rights reserved.
Contents of myTestBook.com can not be copied for another website or for any other kind of publication.

This website works best with Internet Explorer