Use "Where the Heart Is" 1. What detail from the selection support the inference that what Bobby did was unusual? (Fig. 19B)

Use "Where the Heart Is" 2. The details that the author includes support the inference that she is--- (Fig 19B)

Use "Where the Heart Is" 3. In paragraph 4, Stacy Woods uses empirical evidence to ---(9B)

Use "Where the Heart Is" 4. Joseph Banks Rhine (paragraph 6) supported his theory using --- (9B)

Use "Where the Heart Is" 5. The Latin prefix "extra-" means "outside" or "beyond." Knowing the meaning of this prefix helps you infer that the word extrasensory in paragraph 6 means--- (1A)

Use "Where the Heart Is" 6. What is the author's purpose for writing this selection? (8, 9C)

Use "To Build or Not to Build" 8. Read the following sentence from the selection: "Most people agree that when times are tough, we must look out for our own." What logical fallacy is illustrated in the sentence? (10B; Fig. 19B)

Use "To Build or Not to Build" 9. Which sentence from the selection gives a reason to support building a new municipal airport at Millers Woods? (10A)

Use "To Build or Not to Build" 10. Which paragraph most clearly summarizes the two opposing arguments on the airport issue? (10A; Fig. 19B)

Use "To Build or Not to Build" 11. Read the following dictionary entry--CHAMBER n. 1. a bedroom 2. a board or council 3. a place where funds are held; a treasury 4. an enclosed space in the body of a living thing. What is the definition of chamber as it is used in paragraph 4? (1E)

Use "To Build or Not to Build" 12. According to the author of the selection, the main reason to support building the airport is that it will -- (TEKS 10)

Use "To Build or Not to Build" 13. In paragraph 7, the context suggest that a good synonym for the word trump is --

Use "from How to Become a Writer" 15. Read the following sentence order, which outlines the steps to becoming a good writer. 1. Read well-written books as models of good writing. 2. Begin your own writing in a simple style. 3. (Fill in the blank) 4. When you know what you want to write, use what you have learned to express it in your own way. According to Keller, which step belongs in number three? (Fig. 19B)

Use "from How to Become a Writer" 16. Which of these sentences from the letter uses imagery? (6' Fig 19A)

Use "from How to Become a Writer" 17. In paragraph 3, the author's shift to using the pronoun we suggests that she-- (Fig 19B)

Use "from How to Become a Writer" 18. Which of the following is the best summary of the selection? (6; Fig 19A)

Use "For the Love of the Dance" 19. The main conflict in the story concerns-- (5B)

Use "For the Love of the Dance" 20. Which excerpt from the story foreshadows a future development in the plot? (5B))

Use "For the Love of the Dance" 21. The scene in which the boy performs his own dance is important to the plot because -- (5A, 5B)

Use "For the Love of the Dance" 22. In paragraph 10, the word "inept" means -- (1B)

Use "For the Love of the Dance" 23. What tone or attitude toward the characters does the author's use of third-person omniscient point of view create? (5C)

Use "For the Love of the Dance" & "How to Become a Writer" 24. In what way are the boy who writes to Keller and the boy in the story similar? (Fig. 19A, 19B)

Use "For the Love of the Dance" & "How to Become a Writer" 25. Both selections explore themes and ideas about--(2A; Fig 19B)

Use "For the Love of the Dance" & "How to Become a Writer" 27. One literary technique that both the letter and the story use is -- (6; Fig. 19A)