
HW/EC 4/17/23 LEAP TEST Multiple Choice Strategies 22-23 APRIL & MAY 23
Quiz by MARCUS BECKWITH
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How will you answer a LEAP question that looks like:
"Reread paragraphs 2 and 3 of A Memoir of the Endurance Voyage. The phrase “thick weather” in paragraph 3 mainly suggests that the weather was"
How will you answer this type of LEAP QuestionÂ
Create a summary of "A Memoir of the Endurance Voyage "by dragging and dropping the three most important events into the boxes in the order in which they occur in the memoir.
Not all events will be used.
"Part A
Which of the following best states a central idea of “Shipwrecked!”?"
Part B
Which evidence from “Shipwrecked!” best supports the answer to Part A?
"Which sentence best states a difference between the article and the memoir?"
How is the information in both the article and the memoir mainly organized?
"Based on “Shipwrecked!” and A Memoir of the Endurance Voyage, write an essay explaining whether Ernest Shackleton was a hero. Be sure to use information from both the article and the memoir to develop your essay. "
Based on the passage, what does the map that appears after paragraph 5 best help the reader understand?
Part A
What is the main purpose of paragraph 5 in the passage?Â
Which sentence best states the primary claim of the passage?
Based on “The Anasazi,” write an essay explaining how technology and sciences such as archaeology were used by researchers trying to solve the mystery of the Anasazi’s disappearance. Be sure to use information from the passage to develop your essay.
Read the sentence from paragraph 2 of the passage in the box.
Despite the constant demands of his profession, Williams always made time for poetry.
In the sentence, how is the word despite used?
In paragraph 2 of the passage, what does the word distinctive mean?
In the poem “The Red Wheelbarrow,” what is the main purpose of lines 5–8?
In the poem “This Is Just to Say,” what is the most likely reason Williams uses the first-person point of view?
How does paragraph 2 mainly contribute to the development of ideas in “Ways to Reuse Items”?
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Read paragraph 5 of “Ways to Reuse Items” in the box.
Using disposable items is just a matter of habit for many people—grabbing a disposable bottle of water whenever leaving the house, or purchasing paper napkins at the grocery store.
Which detail from the article best supports the idea that using disposable items is a “matter of habit”?
Which pair of words best describes the author’s tone in “Ways to Reuse Items”?
Part A
What is the meaning of the word gingerly as it is used in paragraph 3 of The Junction?
Read paragraph 26 of The Junction in the box.
Somehow, the whole town looks a little fresher as we drive.
What is the most likely reason Auggie thinks the town “looks a little fresher”?
Which sentence from The Junction best suggests that Auggie is familiar with the idea that old items can be reused?
Reread paragraphs 31 and 32 of The Junction. Based on the paragraphs, how does Auggie most likely feel when she says “it’s where we live”?
Write an essay that explains how “Ways to Reuse Items” and The Junction each show that reuse is beneficial. Be sure to use information from both the article and the passage to develop your essay.
How will I answer the question below:
How do the questions in paragraphs 7, 10, and 12 mainly contribute to the structure of the article?
How will I answer this question
How does paragraph 2 mainly contribute to the development of ideas in “Ways to Reuse Items”?
In paragraph 2 of the passage, what does the word distinctive mean?
Part A What is the meaning of the phrase traced the practice as it is used in paragraph 3 of the passage from “The Social Lives of Whales”?
Part A In the passage from Humpback Whales, how does the author support the claim that humpback whales are intelligent creatures?
Part A What does the phrase according to instinct mean as it is used in paragraph 9Â
Part A Which pair of sentences represents main ideas of the passage from “the story
Part A Read the sentence from paragraph 7 of the passage. What is the meaning of the phrase in a buzzing whirl as it is used in the sentence? Gwen followed the Principal with her head in a buzzing whirl.
Part A How does the narrator’s point of view influence how the events are described?
Part A Which statement explains how Paul responds to Johnny’s challenge of turning a seed into a tree?
Part A At the beginning of the story, how is Johnny’s view about his trees different from Paul’s?
Answer choices that use BIG/UNUSUAL WORDS we should do what with these answer choices?
The READING & ELA LEAP Test love to give you stories about STUDYING AND TRACKING ANIMALS and/or stories about RESCUING/SAVING ANIMALS
Writing a journal entry mean you begin your narrative with….
How many task/commands should you expect to have to write about in ESSAYS and NARRATIVES
For Essays with 3 stories I must give evidence in my essay using this phraseÂ
how does "dialogue reveal aspects of a character"Â
"analyzing how point of view impact/influences the events" in a story