4th Grade EOG Reading Pretest and Practice Exercises
The EOG (End-of-Grade) test is administered to many students in North Carolina in grades 3-8. The 4th grade EOG covers math and reading comprehension. When your 4th grader is preparing for the EOG, taking pretests and completing various practice exercises can be helpful. Keep reading for a few online resources that can make this possible.
Test Preparation from the Public Schools of North Carolina
The reading comprehension portion of the EOG is based on the 2004 North Carolina English Language Arts Standard Course of Study. The Public Schools of North Carolina's website is a solid resource for information about these education standards and EOG test preparation help. You can view test information sheets, answers to frequently asked questions, information about scoring, statewide test results, exam development and more.
The Public Schools of North Carolina also provides testing sample items that you can download, print and administer to your child at home. These items are designed to help your child prepare for the EOG. The name of the testing selections are 'fiction', nonfiction', 'content' and 'consumer'.
EDinformatics' Information about Standardized Tests
For practice questions, pretests and information about standardized exams, EDinformatics is a strong website to check out. You'll not only find information about the 4th grade reading EOG exam, but also many other standardized tests all over the country. Since a lot of these tests are based on very similar education standards, the links and information about these tests provided by EDinformatics can be useful. EDinformatics also offers English/language arts practice tests and questions that your child can complete online and have instantly scored.
Reading Comprehension Worksheets from K12 Reader
K12 Reader is a website that offers a plethora of free 4th grade reading comprehension worksheets that can help your child get ready for the EOG. You can preview any worksheet you find here in your browser to make sure it's what you and your child are looking for before downloading it. A typical 4th grade worksheet from K12 Reader presents a passage for your child to read and then several questions that he or she must answer about it.
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