
PSSA ELA #7
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- Q1What type of sentence is this? My art teacher has a variety of supplies including paint brushes, paints, crayons and markers.CompoundComplexSimple60s
- Q2Which sentence uses the correct punctuation?"Come over here! yelled my dad."Come over here" yelled my dad."Come over here!" yelled my dad."Come over here," yelled my dad.60s
- Q3Read the passage, "Computers vs. Books" by ReadWorks. Who is Mia?a teacher at a middle schoola teacher at an elementary schoola girl in elementary schoola girl in middle school60s
- Q4Read the passage, "Computers vs. Books" by ReadWorks. What does Mia mainly learn about in the story?how her parents methow to work in pairshow to use computers to do homeworkhow her mother's life differed from hers60s
- Q5Read the passage, "Computers vs. Books" by ReadWorks. Read the following section from the story: "[Mia's mother] explained that they didn't have online search engines to help them with their work; they could only rely on books. They didn't have cell phones to text each other when they needed help - they had to work together at each other's houses." "But that sounds so hard!" Mia said. "I can't imagine completing a project without the help of a computer." Based on this evidence, what conclusion can be made?Mia thinks new technology makes homework easier.Mia thinks it would be more fun to work with a partner.Mia's parents think she should have a cell phone.Mia's parents think that her homework is easy to do.60s
- Q6Read the passage, "Computers vs. Books" by ReadWorks. Read the following sentences: "Mr. Murphy chuckled. 'I know. But I have that project to thank for meeting your mom! All rhose countless hours in the library...we had to spend a lot of time together, ' he said." Based on this evidence, what conclusion can be made?Mr. and Mrs. Murphy were first introduced by a librarian.Mr. and Mrs. Murphy think Mia would more easily find a boyfriend in the libraryMr. and Mrs. Murphy grew annoyed with each other while working on their project.Mr. and Mrs. Murphy began to fall in love during their long hours in the library.60s
- Q7Read the passage, "Computers vs. Books" by ReadWorks. What is this story mainly about?a conversation about generational differencesa conversation about devices that are popular with teensa conversation about how Mia's parents meta conversation about the evils of technology60s
- Q8Read the passage, "Computers vs. Books" by ReadWorks. Read the following sentences: "Mrs. Murphy started to list off things she didn't have as a child, like an mp3 player and a flat screen television. 'Also, since I had many brothers and sisters, we had to pitch in more. I helped my mom cook dinner, and we repaired our clothes ourselves when they tore, ' she said, tapping Mia on the nose." As used in the passage, what does the phrase "pitch in" mean?sacrificehelpcooksuffer60s
- Q9Read the passage, "Computers vs. Books" by ReadWorks. Choose the answer that best completes the sentence. Mia and her parents think that technology has made life easier for students today as they complete their homework. ________________, thanks to the lack of technologies during their school days, Mia's parents parents were able to spend time together and fall in love.On the other handAs a resultFinallyObviously60s