Free printable i-Ready practice test for Grade 2

Reading

Read each question aloud, and the answer choices too, unless it says your child reads it alone. Your child circles the letter of the answer. No time limit.

1. 1.

   Our class will vote to choose the name of our new fish.

   This sentence is from a social studies book. What does vote mean?

   1. Asing a song together
   2. Bdraw a picture
   3. Cclean up a room
   4. Dmake a choice by raising your hand or marking a paper

2. Field Day Schedule

   Field Day Schedule
   Maple Street School
   May 29

   Get ready for a day of games and fun! Every class will play outside all day. If it rains, Field Day will move to June 2.

   Morning
   9:00 Sack race
   9:45 Egg and spoon race
   10:30 Tug-of-war

   Lunch
   11:30 Picnic on the field

   Afternoon
   12:30 Water balloon toss
   1:15 Relay race
   2:00 Ice pop party

   Wear sneakers and a hat. Bring a water bottle!

   2.

   What time is the tug-of-war?

   1. A11:30
   2. B9:45
   3. C1:15
   4. D10:30
3. 3.

   Why should children bring a water bottle?

   1. AThey will need it for the water balloon toss.
   2. BThey will play outside all day and may get thirsty.
   3. CThey must fill the sack race bags with water.
   4. DThe school has run out of cups.
4. 4.

   Which word shows the most fear?

   1. Ascared
   2. Bnervous
   3. Cterrified
   4. Dexhausted
5. 5.

   Listen, then choose.

   Say: Listen. their. Which word is their?

   1. Athree
   2. Bthey
   3. Cthere
   4. Dtheir
6. 6.

   Listen to the word. Which shows how to spell it?

   Say: Listen. chain. Which shows how to spell chain?

   1. Achian
   2. Bchane
   3. Cchain
   4. Dshain

7. The Moon Rides Home

   When we drive home from Grandma's house late on a Sunday night, the moon comes too. It never stops. It keeps us in its sight. It peeks above the gas station, it hides behind a tree, it races past the river bridge and waits up there for me. It slips behind a cloud, and then comes shining out once more, as if it wants to make quite sure we find our own front door. I ask my dad, "Why does the moon keep following our car?" He says it only seems to move because it is so far. But when I climb the stairs to bed and peek out at the night, the moon is resting on our roof, a round and silver light.

   7.

   Who is the speaker of this poem?

   1. AGrandma waving from her porch
   2. BA child riding home in a car at night
   3. CThe moon looking down at a car
   4. DA child walking home from school
8. 8.

   What does the fourth stanza add to the poem?

   1. AThe family stops at the gas station.
   2. BDad explains that the moon only seems to follow the car.
   3. CThe speaker describes Grandma's house.
   4. DThe moon begins to talk to the speaker.
9. 9.

   The poem says the moon "peeks" and "hides." Why does the poet use these words?

   1. ATo show that the moon is very small
   2. BTo show that the moon is lost
   3. CTo describe the color of the moon
   4. DTo make the moon seem like a person playing a game
10. 10.

    Read the word. Which picture shows it?

    Your child reads this one alone: do not read the word or the choices aloud.

    1. A
    2. B
    3. C
    4. D