Name______________________________________________________________ Date _________________________________

Fourth Grade 1_______ 2_________ I studied _____ I did not study ________

A. Nonfiction and Fiction: Read the following passage and answer the questions.

A nonfiction book provides an opinion about facts and reality. All biographies and autobiographies are nonfiction. Books written
about history are also nonfiction. Most things written in the newspaper are nonfiction. Newspaper articles about weather, sports, and
births/deaths are a few examples of nonfiction. Poems and dramas are also considered nonfiction. A fiction book is make-
believe. Harry Potter is an example of a fiction book. Some other fiction books are Stuart Little and Frog and Toad. Sometimes
fiction books almost seem real. This is because not everything in a fiction book is make-believe.

1. A non fiction book provides information about ... a. true things b. untrue things c. funny things

2. A fiction book is a… a. make-believe b. completely real c. illogical

3. Books about history are… a. non-fiction b. fiction c. fantasy

4. Harry Potter is an example of a ______book. a. fiction b. non-fiction c. biography

5. Stuart Little is a _______ book. a. fiction b. non-fiction c. newspaper

6. All biographies are ____________. a. non-fiction b. fiction c. pretty

7. Some parts of nonfiction books are__________________, and _________________.

B. Relative pronouns:
1. Mr. Potter is the teacher ____________ likes coffee. whom – who - whose

2. Mandy is the girl with _____________ I play softball. whom – who - whose

3. Lordy , _______ is now seven, just had a birthday. whom – who – whose

4. The policeman captured the villain________ you where talking. whom – who – whose

5. That lady is beautiful ________ likes to read also. whom – that - who

6. Rachel is the friend ________ I like to ice skate with. who - whom - whose

7. The man__________

8. briefcase is on the seat left in a hurry. whom – whose – who

9. The police are looking for the car _________ owner ran the stop sign and caused the crash. whom – whose – who

10. My nephew’s name is Mario.

He likes to eat hot dog. ____________________________________________________________________

who – whose

C. Write the –ing form for the verb:

1. runn ________________ 4. speak____________________ 7. dance _________________

2. jump _________________ 5. sign _____________________ 8. Play _________________

3. bring _________________ 6. walk _____________________

D. Present progressive with the verb TO BE:

Affirmative Negative CORRECT or INCORRECT

Mayra is jumping over the rope.
Pipe and Lunnie are playing ball.
Brownie my dog is talking.
The frog is jumping over the cat.
My playstation is braking the rules.
Yamilianne is a beautiful girl.
Mayra not is jumping over the rope.
They are not playing ball.
They are not talking.
It is not jumping over the cat.
It not is braking the rules.
She is not a beautiful girl.

E. Reading comprehension: read the selection and answer the questions: The story title is….by Kelly Hashway

Bump! Bump! Scratch! Adam opened his eyes and pulled the covers up to his chin. He stared around his room, searching

the darkness for the thing that was making those scary sounds. “Who’s there?” Adam jumped out
 of bed and ran to the closet door,

slamming it shut with his
 palms. Then he ran out of his room and down the hall. His brother’s door was wide open, and Adam

jumped onto David’s bed. “Adam?” David asked in a groggy voice. “What are you doing in here?”
 Adam tugged on David’s arm.

“There’s something in my closet!”
 “You probably had a bad dream. Go back to bed.”
 Adam yanked the blankets off the bed. “It

wasn’t a dream.
Then they headed to Adam’s room. Adam stopped in the doorway. He could hear something scratching his closet door. “Do
you hear that?” Adam asked. David nodded. He walked over to Adam’s bed and pulled the case off one of the pillows. He opened the
pillowcase. Adam slid the chair to the side and pulled the closet door open a crack. Something banged against the door, trying to
force it open. A small furry creature ran right into the pillowcase. “I got it!” David said, closing the pillowcase and holding it in the

air.
 “What is it?” Adam moved closer as David peeked inside.
 David put the pillowcase on the bed and an orange

cat climbed out.
 Adam scooped the cat up. “Apricot? How did you get trapped in my closet?”
 David laughed.

“The poor cat. “Poor, Apricot,” Adam said. “You were probably more scared than I was.”
1. What happened right after David went into Adam's room?
a. Adam jumped into David's bed. 

b. David grabbed a flashlight from his desk drawer. 

c. Adam awoke to strange sounds coming from his bedroom closet. 

d. David heard the noise coming from Adam's closet. 

2. What did David plan to do with the pillowcase?
a. keep the creature from coming out of the closet 

b. scare the creature in the closet 

c. catch the creature in the closet 

d. hit the creature in the closet 

3. What was making the strange sounds in Adam's closet? a. Apricot the orange cat b. Blackie the dog
4. What type of story is this? a. tall tale c. mystery
 b. non-fiction d. fable

5. Which could be a perfect title for story? a. The creature

b. The poor girl
c. The closet creature
d. Dreaming with my mom
Mrs. D. Mercado