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4 th Grade Inferences and Interpretation, summary and generalization, analysis and evaluation.

4 th Grade Inferences and Interpretation, summary and generalization, analysis and evaluation. Use this slide show to review for the OCCT. Read these two fables:. "The Bear and The Crow"  "The Baboon's  Umbrella".

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4 th Grade Inferences and Interpretation, summary and generalization, analysis and evaluation.

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  1. 4th Grade Inferences and Interpretation, summary and generalization, analysis and evaluation. Use this slide show to review for the OCCT

  2. Read these two fables: • "The Bear and The Crow"  • "The Baboon's  Umbrella" Lobel, Arnold. Fables. New York: Harpercollins Childrens Books, 1980.

  3. How do Bear’s feelings change in the story? • A. Happy to Furious • B. Embarrassed to Confident. • C. Confident to Embarrassed. • D. None of the above.

  4. Answer: • C. Confident to Embarrassed.

  5. Why did bear decide to change his clothes? • A. His other suit was too big. • B. His other suit was too small. • C. The Crow convinced him to do it. • D. The crow pecked a hole in his other suit.

  6. Answer: • C. The crow convinced him to do it.

  7. What does the author suggest to the reader? • A. When the need is strong, there are those who will believe anything. • B. Treat others the way you want to be treated. • C. Love can be its own reward • D. If at first you don’t succeed, try again.

  8. Answer: • A. When the need is strong, there are those who will believe anything.

  9. From paragraph one you can tell: • A. Bear is not impressed with the way he looks. • B. Bear needs a new hat • C. Bear is most impressed with his shoes. • D. Bear has good self esteem.

  10. Answer: • D. Bear has good self esteem.

  11. What can you tell about the way bear was treated in town? • A. Most people didn’t pay attention. • B. The townspeople liked his clothes. • C. The townspeople wanted to dress like him. • D. The townspeople laughed at him.

  12. Answer: • D. The townspeople laughed at him.

  13. What was Bear’s reaction to the townspeople? • A. He was embarrassed. • B. He felt confident. • C. He didn’t care. • D. None of the above.

  14. Answer: • A. He was embarrassed.

  15. The information in paragraph four tells you that: • A. The bear is unsure about changing his clothes. • B. The crow is confident that his advice will win bear many friends. • C. The crow tells bear what people are wearing. • D. The bear hurries home to change his clothes.

  16. Answer: • C. The crow tells bear what people are wearing.

  17. What word best describes how crow felt when the bear was made fun of in town? • A. Sad • B. Furious • C. Indifferent • D. Happy

  18. Answer: • D. Happy

  19. In the last paragraph, Crow tells bear many things except for: • A. How to shine his shoes. • B. The truth. • C. How to dress well. • D. How to properly wear a pan on his head.

  20. Answer: • B. The truth.

  21. What sentence best describes what this story is about? • A. Always believe the opinions of others. • B. Clothes do not make a person; it’s what’s in the heart that counts. • C. Always do your research before considering the advice of others. • D. Always dress for success.

  22. Answer: • C. Always do your research before considering the advice of others.

  23. The main reason the baboon is unhappy is because: • A. The sun is shining. • B. It is raining outside. • C. His umbrella is stuck. • D. He is not able to enjoy the sunshine underneath his umbrella.

  24. Answer: • D. He is not able to enjoy the sunshine underneath his umbrella.

  25. What statement best describes “The Baboon’s Umbrella?” • A. Treat others the way you want to be treated. • B. Advice from friends is like the weather. Some of it is good; some of it is bad. • C. Never trust a stranger • D. Honesty is the best policy.

  26. Answer: • B. Advice from friends is like the weather. Some of it is good; some of it is bad.

  27. Why umbrellas are important:1. To protect against the sun2. _____________________ Which statement should be added to the outline? • As a fashion statement. • To protect against the rain. • As a means of defense.

  28. Answer: • B.To protect against the rain.

  29. How are the stories “The Bear And The Crow”, and “The Baboon’s Umbrella” alike? • A. Both stories deal with the hazards immediately trusting the advice of others. • B. Both Describe an adventure. • C. Both stories are about two friends. • D. Both tell about the beauty in nature.

  30. Answer: • A. Both stories deal with the hazards immediately trusting the advice of others.

  31. Which statement is an opinion? • A. Umbrellas provide protection from the sun. • B. Umbrellas provide protection from the rain. • C. Umbrellas can be raised and lowered. • D. Black umbrellas are best.

  32. Answer: • D. Black umbrellas are best

  33. What is a fact in the story? • A. The baboon cut holes in his umbrella. • B. Brown baboons are the smartest. • C. All monkeys carry umbrellas • D. Gibbon intentionally lied to Baboon.

  34. Answer: • A. The baboon cut holes in his umbrella

  35. Slide show developed by Michael Stokely, Carnegie Elementary Library Media Specialist, March 2006.

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