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6.19.B Differentiate Between The Active And Passive Voice

Quiz by Texas Education Agency

Grade 6
ELAR (2009)
Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS)

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  • Q1
    The speaker in the poem and the narrator of the selection are both —
    expected to succeed
    supported by family
    doubted by others
    defeated by nature
    60s
    6.19.B: Oral and Written Conventions - Conventions
  • Q2
    In what way do the speaker in the poem and the narrator of the selection differ?
    The speaker is focused on one goal, while the narrator initially attempted different events.
    The speaker is new to gardening, while the narrator was an expert barrel racer.
    The speaker exerts little effort, while the narrator struggled greatly.
    The speaker knows why he chose to garden, while the narrator was unsure of which event to enter.
    60s
    6.19.B: Oral and Written Conventions - Conventions
  • Q3
    One difference between the speaker in the poem and the narrator of the selection is that the speaker —
    is pleased with the process of growing plants, while the narrator was annoyed with the results of her work
    has to be patient in order to achieve his goal, while the narrator had to practice in order to achieve her goal
    worries about what others say, while the narrator did not listen to the opinions of others
    receives more than he expected, while the narrator’s performance did not meet her expectations
    60s
    6.19.B: Oral and Written Conventions - Conventions
  • Q4
    Both the poet and the author of the selection portray the prairie as —
    harsh
    beautiful
    flat
    fertile
    60s
    6.19.B: Oral and Written Conventions - Conventions
  • Q5
    One difference between the poem and the selection is that the selection suggests that —
    traveling across the prairie taught children valuable lessons
    moving westward encouraged close family bonds
    closeness to nature was considered a gift
    a covered wagon kept people’s belongings safe
    60s
    6.19.B: Oral and Written Conventions - Conventions

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