French Reading Comprehension Test Grade 6 Summative | Évaluation sommative

A 5-page summative reading assessment: a two-page story, Trois cent quarante dollars (Three Hundred and Forty Dollars), 13 questions, a four-level achievement rubric and an answer key. All materials are in French.

The narrator sees his best friend, Émile, take the envelope holding the hockey team’s raffle money, and meanwhile it is a new player, Rémi, who gets suspected. After giving Émile a week to put everything back, he goes to see the coach: « Je n’ai pas fait de discours. J’ai dit un prénom, une date, et ce que j’avais vu. » (I didn’t make a speech. I said a first name, a date, and what I had seen.)

The questions use the three parts of the practice worksheets in the series, namely locating information, inference supported by a clue and understanding the whole text. The rubric assesses four skills, from knowledge and understanding to application, and the answer key suggests a follow-up activity for each weak skill.

You can give it at the end of a reading block, after a few practice worksheets.

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