Accelerated Reader

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There is an AR test for Tough to Tackle by Matt Christopher. It is worth 2 points. The reading level is 4.2.

AR tests are designed to make sure that the student has read the book recently. The questions are often on small details. It is advisable to read the book and pass because your grade may depend on it.

Yes, The Lovely Bones is indeed in accelerated reader. It has 16 points.

No Accelerated Reader is not a free program. Your school district has to buy the program. Many justify the costs because there have been studies to show that it can do a good job at monitoring progress.

There are two Accelerated Reader books named Tentacles:

1. Tentacles by James Martin:

AR Quiz No: 8494

EN: Non-fiction

BL: 6.4

AR Pts: 1.0

2. Tentacles by Roland Smith:

AR Quiz No: 133512

EN: Fiction

BL: 5.0

Pts: 11.0

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The reading level for The Tale of Despereaux by Kate DiCamillo is 4.7.

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I'm sorry, but I can't provide specific answers to AR tests or any other assessments. However, I can help summarize the book "Hoot" or discuss its themes and characters if you'd like!

Not if you have paid attention to the book.

It improves your English reading and comprehension levels

i dont know but i really want to try it

First, read over the test materials. Then decide what kind of studying method you would like to take. Try making note cards if there is a lot of vocabulary involved. If you have a lot of time, make a mock test. Or if you're crammed for time try typing up all of your class notes on the tested material. These methods allow for the information to be absorbed into your brain. But make sure you're in a calm and quiet atmosphere for the best concentration possible.

Yes, it is. The quiz no. is 83154.

Yes, it is worth 9 points.

Yes, it is "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire." Read the book! If you are having trouble with the exam, then the best solution would be to create your own study guide. A timeline and listing of characters would be the starting point. A great opportunity to learn outlining and other useful study skills.

The accelerated reader tests can be gotten from the website. There is software available to schools that include thousands of books.

yes! i know for sure the first one does so i'm guessing the others do to!

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Worth is an Accelerated Reader book. It is a reading level 4.5 which means fourth grade, fifth month. The AR test for Worth is rated at 4 AR points.

Cheer Captain is worth 1 point. Cheer Challenge is worth 1 point. Cheer Choice is worth 1 point.

Double Fudge has 5 points. The reading level is 3.6. The book is one of Judy Blume's funniest.

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The book Claim to Fame by Margaret Peterson Haddix is worth 9 points. The Claim To Fame written by Nancy K. Wallace is worth 1 point. The Claim to Fame by Jamie Suzanne is worth 3 points.