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<< back This is a SAMPLE test for Grade: 4, Subject: LanguageArts  
Test Topic(s): Reading, Sports News, World News

Read the following text/image to answer questions 1 through 5

Football Action Resumes at Women's World Cup in China

Four teams, two from Group C and two from Group D, were sent to the single-elimination quarterfinal round.

Norway trounced Ghana, 7-2 to finish as the top team from Group C. Australia also advances to the quarterfinal round after playing Canada to a 2-2 draw. Brazil became the only team to win all three of its first round games with a 1-0 victory over Denmark. The other team to advance to the quarterfinal round from Group D is host China, which scored an impressive 2-0 win over New Zealand.

Among those teams going home is Sweden, the 2003 runner-up. This tournament marks the first time the Swedes have failed to reach the quarterfinals at a World Cup.

The quarterfinal round opens Saturday with the United States facing England in Tianjin, while defending champion Germany plays North Korea in Wuhan. The other two quarterfinals are on Sunday, and feature Brazil against Australia, while Norway plays China. The final is September 30 in Shanghai.
Question 1:
Which team defeated New Zealand to advance to the quarterfinal round?
Brazil
China
USA
Norway
Question 2:
Which team won all three of its first round games?
Norway
Canada
Brazil
Australia
Question 3:
How many goals did Brazil score against Denmark?
3
2
0
1
Question 4:
Whom will Brazil face in the quarterfinal?
China
Australia
Korea
England
Question 5:
Which city will host the quarterfinal match between USA and England?
Wuhan
Shanghai
Beijing
Tianjin
Read the following text/image to answer questions 6 through 10

Health Workers Begin Polio Vaccination Drive in Afghanistan

Health workers in Afghanistan have launched a program to vaccinate children against polio. United Nations and Afghan government personnel began administering vaccines Wednesday to children in parts of southern and eastern Afghanistan.

The three-day polio immunization drive will continue until Friday, September 21, which the U.N. has designated as an International Day of Peace. The U.N. has encouraged Afghan people to mark the day by holding events urging peace.

Roshan Khadivi, a spokesperson for the U.N. children's agency UNICEF, said that the vaccination teams hope to reach 1.3 million Afghan children. The UNICEF spokesperson says health workers will visit areas that were missed by previous polio vaccination campaigns because of a lack of security. She says Afghan community leaders have agreed to support the campaign.
Question 6:
Who designated the three-day polio immunization drive as an International Day of Peace?
Health workers in Afghanistan
Afghan government
U.N.
U.S.
Question 7:
When did the three-day polio immunization drive start?
Wednesday, September 19
Tuesday, September 18
Friday, September 21
Thursday, September 20
Question 8:
Who is Roshan Khadivi?
Chairman for the U.N. children's agency UNICEF
Vice President for the U.N. children's agency UNICEF
Afghan community leader
Spokesperson for the U.N. children's agency UNICEF
Question 9:
Why were few areas missed by previous polio vaccination campaigns?
because of illiteracy
because of a lack of security
because of poverty
because of scarcity of water
Question 10:
Who has encouraged Afghan people to mark the day by holding events urging peace?
The U.N.
Afghan government
Religious leaders
Health workers

 



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