
Grade 6 ELA / Reading - NC EOG Released Form
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Grade 6
English
North Carolina Standard Course of Study
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- Q1How does "endeavored" affect the meaning of paragraph 6?It shows that Liam became excited about decisions.It shows that Liam's mother lacked the desire to help.It explains that Liam was afraid to make a decision.It explains that Liam's mother struggled to assist him.120s6.L.4.a
- Q2What does the author mean by saying that the old woman "tried to hobble up a narrow path"?The old woman was enjoying walking.The old woman was walking carefully.The old woman was walking briskly.The old woman was having difficulty walking.60s6.RL4
- Q3What did the fairy queen do that Liam's parents failed to do?She asked Liam about the reasons for his choices.She offered to take Liam to the Galway fair.She showed Liam the best way to make a decision.She gave Liam love, care, and affection.60s6.RL.3
- Q4Why did Liam choose to sit beside Kieran at school?He was afraid of Kieran.He wanted to please his teacher.He felt sorry for Kieran.He wanted to please his parents.60s6.RL.3
- Q5What is the effect of the simile in paragraph 25?to describe the speed of the old woman's movementsto show how surprised Liam was to see fairy queento explain how much the fairy queen liked Liam's choicesto illustrate that Liam was confused by the old woman60s6.L.5.a
- Q6What is the meaning of "cringed" in paragraph 30?hunched shoulders anxiouslymoved forward confidentlylaughed jokinglyraised eyebrows questioningly60s6.L.4.a
- Q7In paragraph 31, to what is the fairy queen referring?the fairy queen's good senseLiam's cheerful personalityLiam's ability to make choicesthe fairy queen's magical power60s6.RL4
- Q8In the selection, how does the town's view of Liam change from the beginning to the end?The townspeople worship him and then disown Liam when they find out he is dishonest.The townspeople mock him and then realize Liam is the one who makes the wisest decisions.The townspeople pity him and then betray Liam when they realize he helped a stranger.The townspeople despise him and then regret how they treated Liam when he becomes famous.60s6.RL.3
- Q9Which statement summarizes the selection?Gustave Eiffel was an engineer who designed many bridges and structures, including the Eiffel Tower.Engineer Gustave Eiffel was indicted for fraud while building locks in the Panama Canal.Gustave Eiffel died in 1923 and is remembered for designing the "one-hit wonder" Eiffel Tower.The Eiffel Tower, designed in 1889 by Gustave Eiffel, stands today as an iconic Paris landmark.120s6.RI.2
- Q10Which section of the selection summarizes the text?Gustave Eiffel's Early DaysThe Rest of the StoryThe IntroductionEiffel's Notable Accomplishments60s6.RI.2
- Q11According to the selection, which statement is true?The Eiffel Tower was originally to be built next to the Panama Canal.Gustave Eiffel was sentenced to prison for fraud on his work on the Statue of Liberty.Gustave Eiffel's designs for the Eiffel Tower were original and widely accepted.The Eiffel Tower was built to serve as a focal point for the Paris Centennial Exposition of 1889.60s6.RI.1
- Q12Based on the last sentence in the paragraph 4, what does the word "barbarous" emphasize?that an object is too expensive for what it is worthdisapproval and negative feelingsgratitude for a job well donehappiness and contentment60s6.RI.4
- Q13Which quote from the selection is the example of Gustave Eiffel's point of view?"Artists in Paris protested the tower, calling it 'vertiginously ridiculous' and 'barbarous.' "" 'The man behind the masterpiece gradually disappeared in the towering shadow of his creation.' "" 'I ought to be jealous of the tower, it is much more famous than I am.' ""He couldn't understand the criticism surrounding the project."60s6.RI.6
- Q14What did blogger Tony Wheeler mean by the phrase, "one-hit wonder" in the last paragraph?to only hit one home-run in baseballto be popular for one specific accomplishmentto question who was responsibleto judge someone by their strength and power60s6.L.5.a
- Q15How does the author support her claim that Gustave Eiffel's creations can be found on several continents?by including structures such as St. Anne Mission and Pont Faidherbe Bridge in the selectionby naming every bridge that Gustave Eiffel builtby listing all the masterpieces constructed by Gustave Eiffelby explaining the design for Philadelphia's 1876 Centennial Exposition60s6.RI.8