Please find below a link for you to practice and refresh your memory on taking the Reading portion of the FCAT. Please use the link below to access the passages.
Wednesday: You are expected to read pages 4, 5, and 6 for Wednesday night and complete the questions on pages 7, 8, and 9. Please write out the questions and provide the answer with the letter of the answer and the answer written out.
Thursday: You are expected to read pages 10 and 11 for Thursday night and complete the questions on pages 12, 13 and 14. Please write out the questions and provide the answer with the letter of the answer and the answer written out.
Friday: You are expected to read pages 15 and 16 for Friday night and complete the questions on pages 17, 18 and 19. Please write out the questions and provide the answer with the letter of the answer and the answer written out.
Saturday: You are expected to read pages 20 for Saturday night and complete the questions on pages 21 and 22. Please write out the questions and provide the answer with the letter of the answer and the answer written out.
Sunday: You are expected to read pages 23 and 24 for Sunday night and complete the questions on pages 25, 26 and 27. Please write out the questions and provide the answer with the letter of the answer and the answer written out.
Please make sure that you look under the 2006 FCAT Released Tests heading, and click on:
Grade 7 We are using this test booklet as the released Grade 6 booklet has been utilized within the classroom as non-graded assessments for ongoing monitoring of your child's progress.
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