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- Q1What can be inferred about the setting of the story from the following textual evidence: 'The sound of waves crashing against the shore filled the air as seagulls called overhead'?The story is set in a bustling city.The story is set near the ocean.The story is set on a mountaintop.The story takes place in a secluded forest.30s8R1
- Q2Which sentence from the passage implicitly suggests that the community values education highly?The streets were clean and lined with beautiful trees.There were many parks and recreational areas available for everyone.The town held an annual festival celebrating its history.Children were always seen carrying books, and the local library was constantly bustling with visitors.30s8R1
- Q3In the text, the author describes the main character’s reaction to a surprising event. What evidence from the text strongly supports the analysis of the main character's feelings?The main character decided to go for a walk in the park.The dog barked loudly, startling the birds nearby.The main character's face turned pale, and her hands began to shake uncontrollably.The sun was setting, casting a warm glow over the scene.30s8R1
- Q4
What is the definition of the 'central idea' of a text?
The central idea is just the first sentence of the text.
the main point or the big message that the author wants you to understand.
The central idea is the most exciting or dramatic part of the text.
The central idea is the same as the main character’s actions
30s - Q5
What is supporting evidence in a text?
A summary of the text written at the end to recap what was discussed.
The personal opinions of the reader about the text.
The background information about the author’s life and experiences.
Details or facts that help explain or prove the main idea or argument.
30s - Q6
What is the theme of a story?
The sequence of events that happen to the characters.
The names and descriptions of the characters in the story.
The specific location where the story takes place.
The main message or lesson that the author wants to convey through the story.
30s - Q7
What does characterization refer to in a story?
The way the author describes the setting of the story.
The plot structure and sequence of events in the story.
The methods the author uses to reveal the traits and personalities of the characters.
The theme or main message that the story conveys.
30s - Q8
Which of the following best demonstrates a character’s personality through their actions?
A character who frequently helps others and shares their lunch with classmates.
A character who is always described as “friendly” in the narrator’s comments.
A character who lives in a large house with a garden.
A character who talks about their favorite hobbies.
30s - Q9
Which sentence best serves as supporting evidence for the argument that regular reading improves vocabulary skills?
"Students who read for at least 30 minutes a day learn 50% more new words each year than those who read less."
"Books are available in various genres and formats."
"Many people enjoy reading books in their free time."
"Reading can be a relaxing and enjoyable activity."
30s - Q10
How can you determine if a detail in a text is supporting evidence?
It is a summary of the text’s conclusion.
It is a personal opinion of the author.
It describes the background information about the author.
It helps to explain, clarify, or prove the main idea or argument.
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