i-Ready Diagnostic for 5th Grade
i-Ready Diagnostic 5th Grade Sample Questions
The i-Ready Diagnostic is an adaptive online test that is intended to show your child’s understanding of Math and Reading and help figure out what your child is ready to learn next. As an adaptive test, questions will get easier or harder depending on how your child is progressing on the test. Questions may range up to three grade levels above your child’s current grade.
The i-Ready Diagnostic is given in the following order for children in 5th Grade.
Math
- Algebra and Algebraic Thinking
- Numbers and Operations
- Geometry
- Measurement and Data
Reading
- Vocabulary
- Comprehension: Literature
- Comprehension: Informational Text
- Phonics (if your child’s overall scale score is less than 511)
- High-Frequency Words (if your child’s score on the Phonics domain is less than 421)
Below you will find sample questions that are representative of 5th Grade questions your child will see on the test but are not taken directly from the actual i-Ready Diagnostic that is being administered this year.
1. What is the antonym of hostile?
A. barren
B. friendly
C. comfortable
D. fertile
Read the following pair of passages:
Passage A
I was helping mom put the shopping in the trunk, but her phone rang. She walked to the wall to get a better signal, and I finished emptying the cart. I must have nudged it when I reached up to close the trunk. A car started up on the next level, so I didn’t realize for a few seconds what was happening. When I turned around, the cart was already hurtling down the ramp straight towards an oncoming car. I was convinced there would be a terrible crash and put my hands over my eyes.
Passage B
The boy, Josh Bradfield, was praised by police for his actions. He had been skateboarding in the multi-story parking garage when he saw a shopping cart rolling down the ramp, unattended. Moving at considerable speed, he was able to intercept the cart moments before it would have crashed into Mrs. Baker’s car. Mrs. Baker, 76, was said to be shocked but unhurt. Police stated that Josh’s timely intervention probably saved her life.
2. What does Passage A suggest about the location of the cart as the narrator closes the trunk?
A. It is behind her.
B. It is near her mother.
C. It is at the head of the ramp.
D. It is between her and the car.
3. Where would Passage B most likely be found?
A. In a school essay
B. On a blog
C. In a news report
D. In a sports magazine
4. Which symbol goes in the blank?
7 ounces ____ 1 pound
A. >
B. <
C. =
D. ≥
5. What is the distance from the purple point to the blue point?
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
6. Ninety-nine is three times a number minus one.
A. 99 = 3x – 1
B. 99 = 3 + x – 1
C. 99 = 3x + 1
D. 99 = 1 – 3x
7. The future perfect tense verb describes an action that will occur by using what words with the past participle of the verb?
A. has
B. had
C. been
D. will have
8. Which of the following words is not formed from the root word legs, meaning law?
A. legs
B. legitimize
C. legislature
D. legal
9. In the following sentence, which word should the comma come before?
I don’t like to wear my shoes at the beach sand in my shoes makes me uncomfortable.
A. my
B. shoes
C. in
D. sand
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Hello, my students in 5th grade scored 527-543 on the reading diagnostic test. How are they doing according to your percentile score?
TestingMom.com
Thank you for reaching out to us.
Because the i-Ready can be administered up to three times a year, there are different norms for each administration of the test. Based on the National Norm charts for 2020/21, your student scored in the 20th – 39th percentile if this is the fall administration.
Damiana
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