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Citing Evidence SLO #2

Quiz by Nicole Sullivan

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  • Q1
    1. What is text evidence?
    C) When you expand on the author's ideas by adding your own opinions.
    B) It is when the reader breaks down the important ideas from the author.
    A) It is the details and evidence that comes from the text that is used to support your analysis.
    D) When you give the author credit for their ideas.
    30s
  • Q2
    2. What is the main purpose of citing evidence in your writing?
    B) To support your claims and arguments
    A) To make your writing longer
    D) To fill space
    C) To confuse the reader
    30s
  • Q3
    3. When analyzing a character's motivation, which type of evidence is most effective?
    D) Opinions from other characters
    A) Personal opinions
    B) Quotes from the text showing the character's actions
    C) Summaries of the plot
    30s
  • Q4
    4. Which of the following sentences best incorporates evidence?
    A) I think the character is brave.
    D) The character shows bravery when she saves her friend from danger in Chapter 5.
    C) Bravery is an important quality in literature.
    B) Many people believe the character is brave.
    30s
  • Q5
    5. What is a good way to introduce a quote in your writing?
    C) "In the text, it states…"
    B) "It is clear that…"
    A) "In my opinion…"
    D) "You should know that…"
    30s
  • Q6
    6. What does it mean to paraphrase evidence?
    D) To provide a personal opinion
    B) To summarize the main idea in your own words
    A) To copy it word for word
    C) To ignore the evidence
    30s
  • Q7
    7. Which of the following is a reason to use textual evidence in an analysis?
    C) It provides proof for your statements
    B) It makes the paper look professional
    A) It helps the reader understand the context
    D) It allows you to avoid explaining your ideas
    30s
  • Q8
    8. In an argumentative essay, what should you do after presenting evidence?
    D) Ask the reader if they agree
    B) Change the subject
    C) Explain how it supports your argument
    A) Ignore it
    30s
  • Q9
    9. Which of the following sentences provides a strong piece of textual evidence to help support a response about a story dealing with friendship?
    D) "The characters interact with each other."
    A) "The main theme of the book is friendship."
    B) "In Chapter 3, the protagonist declares, 'Friendship is the greatest treasure I have.'"
    C) "Many readers believe the book is about friendship."
    30s
  • Q10
    10. The water felt so good on such a hot day! I heard the other children laughing and yelling across the way. The concrete was wet from a group of teenagers splashing each other in the corner. The lifeguard watched closely to keep children from running. Claim: This is at a public pool: what detail from the text best proves this?
    B) The author explains, "I heard the other children laughing and yelling..."
    C) In the text, it says, "The lifeguard watched closely to keep children from running."
    D) The article directly states that this is a public pool.
    A) The text states, "The water felt so good on such a hot day!"
    30s
  • Q11

    One sunny afternoon, Mia and her best friend Jake decided to explore the old woods behind their neighborhood. They had heard rumors about a hidden treasure buried somewhere in the forest, and their curiosity got the better of them. Armed with a flashlight and a map they found in an old book, they ventured deeper into the woods, excitement bubbling in their chests. As they passed towering trees and tangled vines, they stumbled upon a clearing where sunlight danced on the ground. In the center of the clearing lay a moss-covered stone, and beneath it, Mia noticed a glint of something shiny.With her heart racing, Mia knelt down and carefully lifted the stone. To their amazement, they uncovered an ancient-looking chest, covered in dust and cobwebs. Jake helped her open the rusty latch, and they couldn’t believe their eyes when they saw the chest was filled with gold coins, sparkling jewels, and old photographs. It was a treasure beyond their wildest dreams! They realized that this treasure wasn’t just about riches; it was a piece of history waiting to be uncovered. Together, they decided to report their find to the local museum, knowing that sharing their discovery would make it even more special.

    11. What motivated Mia and Jake to explore the woods?

    B) They were looking for a hidden treasure.
    C) They were trying to escape from home.
    D) They were collecting plants for a school project.
    A) They wanted to have a picnic.
    30s
  • Q12

    One sunny afternoon, Mia and her best friend Jake decided to explore the old woods behind their neighborhood. They had heard rumors about a hidden treasure buried somewhere in the forest, and their curiosity got the better of them. Armed with a flashlight and a map they found in an old book, they ventured deeper into the woods, excitement bubbling in their chests. As they passed towering trees and tangled vines, they stumbled upon a clearing where sunlight danced on the ground. In the center of the clearing lay a moss-covered stone, and beneath it, Mia noticed a glint of something shiny.With her heart racing, Mia knelt down and carefully lifted the stone. To their amazement, they uncovered an ancient-looking chest, covered in dust and cobwebs. Jake helped her open the rusty latch, and they couldn’t believe their eyes when they saw the chest was filled with gold coins, sparkling jewels, and old photographs. It was a treasure beyond their wildest dreams! They realized that this treasure wasn’t just about riches; it was a piece of history waiting to be uncovered. Together, they decided to report their find to the local museum, knowing that sharing their discovery would make it even more special.

    12. What was the first clue that led Mia and Jake to the treasure?

    B) A conversation they overheard.
    A) A mysterious map they found in a book.
    C) A treasure chest they saw in a dream.
    D) A sign posted near the woods.
    30s
  • Q13

    One sunny afternoon, Mia and her best friend Jake decided to explore the old woods behind their neighborhood. They had heard rumors about a hidden treasure buried somewhere in the forest, and their curiosity got the better of them. Armed with a flashlight and a map they found in an old book, they ventured deeper into the woods, excitement bubbling in their chests. As they passed towering trees and tangled vines, they stumbled upon a clearing where sunlight danced on the ground. In the center of the clearing lay a moss-covered stone, and beneath it, Mia noticed a glint of something shiny.With her heart racing, Mia knelt down and carefully lifted the stone. To their amazement, they uncovered an ancient-looking chest, covered in dust and cobwebs. Jake helped her open the rusty latch, and they couldn’t believe their eyes when they saw the chest was filled with gold coins, sparkling jewels, and old photographs. It was a treasure beyond their wildest dreams! They realized that this treasure wasn’t just about riches; it was a piece of history waiting to be uncovered. Together, they decided to report their find to the local museum, knowing that sharing their discovery would make it even more special.

    13. Which sentence from the story supports the idea that Mia and Jake were excited about their adventure?

    B) "Their curiosity got the better of them."
    C) "Excitement bubbling in their chests."
    A) "One sunny afternoon, Mia and her best friend Jake decided to explore the old woods."
    D) "They stumbled upon a clearing."
    30s
  • Q14
    One sunny afternoon, Mia and her best friend Jake decided to explore the old woods behind their neighborhood. They had heard rumors about a hidden treasure buried somewhere in the forest, and their curiosity got the better of them. Armed with a flashlight and a map they found in an old book, they ventured deeper into the woods, excitement bubbling in their chests. As they passed towering trees and tangled vines, they stumbled upon a clearing where sunlight danced on the ground. In the center of the clearing lay a moss-covered stone, and beneath it, Mia noticed a glint of something shiny.With her heart racing, Mia knelt down and carefully lifted the stone. To their amazement, they uncovered an ancient-looking chest, covered in dust and cobwebs. Jake helped her open the rusty latch, and they couldn’t believe their eyes when they saw the chest was filled with gold coins, sparkling jewels, and old photographs. It was a treasure beyond their wildest dreams! They realized that this treasure wasn’t just about riches; it was a piece of history waiting to be uncovered. Together, they decided to report their find to the local museum, knowing that sharing their discovery would make it even more special.14. How did Mia feel when she discovered the chest beneath the stone?
    C) Excited
    D) Angry
    A) Indifferent
    B) Scared
    30s
  • Q15
    15. What evidence shows that the treasure was significant to Mia and Jake?
    B) They decided to report their find to the local museum.
    C) They left the treasure behind.
    D) They argued about what to do with it.
    A) They planned to keep it a secret.
    30s

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