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The Lever and the Letter: The Dual Burden of the 1852 Lighthouse Keeper
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9th GradeL.9.411 Questions

The Lever and the Letter - Grade 9 RI/L Assessment

The Lever and the Letter: The Dual Burden of the 1852 Lighthouse Keeper by StandardSet Curriculum

A Grade 9 informational text assessment built around “The Lever and the Letter,” a vivid explanation of an 1852 lighthouse keeper’s dual burden: exhausting mechanical labor and uncompromising federal rules. Students answer 9 multiple-choice questions that target academic vocabulary, figurative language, author’s purpose, central idea, and how structure develops meaning. Questions focus on key terms like “paradox,” “mandates,” and “codified” (L.9.4–6), plus analysis of tone (“The Tyranny of the Logbook”), inference about the keeper’s routine, and how sections support the central idea (RI.9.1–6). Includes a complete answer key, standards alignment, and StandardSet branding—perfect to print, assign, or use as a model for what AI-generated, teacher-vetted rigor looks like.

From Swamp Slime to Fluffy Treat
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4th GradeL.4.411 Questions

From Swamp Slime to Fluffy Treat - Grade 4 ELA Assessment

From Swamp Slime to Fluffy Treat by StandardSet Curriculum

Teach informational text skills with a high-interest passage on the surprising history of marshmallows—from ancient Egyptian medicine to modern candy-making machines. This Grade 4 assessment includes 11 multiple-choice questions that build vocabulary, main idea, and text structure understanding. Students tackle standards-aligned items on word meaning in context (“stamp,” “labor-intensive”), figurative language (“engine that powered the candy industry”), comparing details across the passage and timeline, and explaining a multi-step process (the Starch Mogul system). Includes a complete answer key and StandardSet-branded, classroom-ready formatting.

The Lever and the Letter
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9th GradeL.9.510 Questions

The Lever and the Letter - Grade 9 ELA Reading Assessment

The Lever and the Letter by StandardSet Curriculum

A storm-lashed lighthouse, a damaged ship, and a choice that tests duty versus desire—this Grade 9 literary fiction assessment pushes students beyond recall into real analysis. Students tackle tone, pacing, word meaning, central idea, and point of view through 10 standards-aligned multiple-choice questions. Built and branded by StandardSet, this resource includes the full passage, questions, and answer key aligned to RL.9.1-6 and L.9.4-6 (including figurative language, structure, and academic vocabulary like “semaphore,” “gauntlet,” and “paradox”). Print, assign, or use for test prep to model DOK-driven close reading in one class period.

The Unshakable Team
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4th GradeL.4.410 Questions

The Unshakable Team - Grade 4 Reading Literature Assessment

The Unshakable Team by StandardSet Curriculum

This Grade 4 reading assessment pairs a high-interest STEM story with rigorous, standards-aligned comprehension practice. In “The Unshakable Team,” students follow Leo and Sam through an earthquake tower challenge and answer 10 multiple-choice questions that go beyond basic recall. The questions target vocabulary in context (apprehensive, reluctant), theme and character change, and point of view—aligned to RL.4.1, RL.4.2, RL.4.3, RL.4.4, RL.4.6 plus language standards L.4.4–L.4.6. Includes a complete answer key and clear StandardSet branding, formatted for easy classroom use.

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