Bridge to Terabithia Final Exam

Description

This is a rigorous final exam with 12 questions (11 are Part A, Part B, multiple choice) for the novel Bridge to Terabithia by Katherine Paterson.

This comprehensive exam assesses reading comprehension and goes beyond with more rigorous questions to prepare students for high-stakes testing. Questions are Part A, Part B PARCC-style questions that require students to select evidence to support an answer. Some questions require students to select more than one correct answer. ANSWER KEY IS INCLUDED.

GO DIGITAL! The quiz is also available as a self-grading Google Forms assessment.

Disclaimer: These were not written by or endorsed by PARCC (the Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers).

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