
Study Island Review (Fellas vs Ladies)
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- Q11) Read the Stonecutter and Baseball Player passages. What does the phrase "beads of sweat danced across his brow" tell the reader?C. that the stonecutter valued the power the sun possessed over his own skillsA. that the stonecutter felt the scorching heat from the stone overheadB. that the stonecutter was overworked after spending his afternoon cutting stoneD. that the stonecutter was generating heat from all the hard work he was doing30s
- Q22) In "The Stonecutter Who Was Never Satisfied," a phrase describing the fairy is repeated throughout the passage. What effect does this repetition have on the passage?B. It signals that a new problem will be introduced.C. It signals that the fairy is angry at the stonecutter.D. It suggests that the fairy likes to appease the stonecutter.A. It highlights the fact that the stonecutter will be tricked.30s
- Q33) Read the Penmanship short passage. Which claim from the passage lacks supporting evidence?C. So, the habit of writing by hand is useful not only in academics but also in everyday life.A. It involves the use of not only the hands, but also of the mind, eyes, and arms.D. Penmanship mirrors a person's personality too.B. Penmanship, or the art of writing by hand, is essential and its importance cannot be denied.30s
- Q44) Read the Plea Parkside and Local Businesses passages. In "Supporting Local Businesses," which idea best describes the author's attitude toward local ownership of businesses?B. People who want to start their own local business need to be prepared for taking on responsibilities.D. People who make decisions for their local businesses directly face the results of their actions.A. People who have local ownership of their businesses refrain from making big financial decisions.C. People who own local businesses do not earn as many profits as those who own large corporations.30s
- Q55) "Plea for Parkside Community Garden" differs from "Supporting Local Businesses" because "Plea for Parkside Community Garden"...A. includes personal stories to support the main argument.D. discusses environmental issues.B. emphasizes the power of a strong local community.C. analyzes the economic issues involved.30s
- Q66) Read this sentence. "A thorough reading of the textbook was suggested by the teacher to the students to be prepared for the class test." Which revision changes the sentence from the passive voice to the active voice?A. The students were suggested by the teacher to do a thorough reading of the textbook to be prepared for the class test.C. To be prepared for the class test, a thorough reading of the textbook was suggested to the students by the teacher.B. The teacher suggested that students do a thorough reading of the textbook to prepare for the class test.D. Suggested by the teacher, the students thoroughly need to read the textbook to be prepared for the class test.30s
- Q77) Quickly read “The Girl Who Could Turn Back Time”and “The Midnight News” passages and answer #1.ABDC30s
- Q89) Referring to the packet, answer #6 about allusions.ACDB30s
- Q910) Referring to the packet, answer #7 about the word somber.BACD30s
- Q1011) Quickly read/act out the play “The Field Trip” as a group, and answer #14 about the author's phrase.DCBA30s
- Q1112) Quickly read the “Let Kids Be Kids” passage and answer #17 about "what best supports idea".ABDC30s
- Q1213) Referring to the packet, answer #21 about the "irrelevant sentence".DCBA30s
- Q1315) Referring to the packet, answer #33 about the "verbal functioning as a noun" word.CDAB30s