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100 informational text and literature passages for quick, daily Common Core reading review. Realistic fiction, historical fiction, poetry, inferences, figurative language, character analysis, point of view, and more are covered. Many of the standards repeat across the weeks to provide steady review of literature skills in just a few minutes a day. The standard is written above each question so students can monitor their progress.$
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