Jack and Mack's Race — Passage and Quiz
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ABOUT THIS READER
This passage centers on the -ack word family, telling the story of Jack and Mack's race on a track. Students will encounter words like back, stack, and snack while reading about the friendly competition. The story aligns with CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RF.2.3.a, helping second graders recognize and decode short 'a' sounds in context, enhancing their phonics skills and reading fluency.
Publisher: Workybooks
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Written by:Neha Goel Tripathi
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CONTENT PREVIEW
-ack family
Jack and Mack were on the track. They had a race to see who was faster. Jack took the lead, but then he stumbled on a stack of rocks. Mack ran past him and got to the finish line first. "Good job!" said Jack. "Thanks," Mack replied. "Let's go back and have a snack." They walked off the track, happy to relax after their fun race.
Quiz
1. Where were Jack and Mack?
A
In a parkB
On a trackC
At schoolD
At home2. What happened to Jack during the race?
A
He wonB
He fellC
He stoppedD
He stumbled on rocks3. Who won the race?
A
JackB
MackC
Both of themD
Neither of them4. What did they plan to do after the race?
A
Have a snackB
Run another raceC
Go swimmingD
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