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Froggy Jumps Text Evidence & Central Idea QuizOnline version Medium quiz on evidence, clues, MLA, central idea by Chad Plesko 1 What is text evidence? a Personal opinion. b A summary of the text. c Facts from the text that support a claim. 2 Which clue helps infer meaning of a word using nearby words? a Homophone. b Context clue. c Cause and effect. 3 Which pair are homophones? a north and south. b book and shelf. c knight and night. 4 In MLA in-text citation, what must appear after a quote? a Only the title. b Author's last name and page number. c The date of publication. 5 What is the central idea of a paragraph? a The least important sentence. b The main point the paragraph is about. c The writer's favorite detail. 6 Which is NOT a context clue type? a Definition. b Rhyme. c Example. 7 Which item is part of a Works Cited entry? a Chapter number. b Author's name. c Color of the cover. 8 Which sentence is best text evidence? a A sentence about the author’s mood. b A sentence with general vibes. c A sentence quoting a fact from the text. 9 Which is the correct homophone for possession? a There. b They're. c Their. 10 Where does the Works Cited page appear in a paper? a In the middle. b At the end. c At the top. 11 What best defines the central idea? a The overarching point the author makes about the topic. b The title of the text. c The author's favorite detail. 12 Which helps figure out an unknown word from context? a A dictionary only. b The color of the page. c A nearby word or phrase that hints its meaning. 13 Which is a reliable example of text evidence? a A guess without text. b A direct quote with page number. c A summary without quotes. 14 Which is a set of homophones? a to, too, two. b sun, son. c beat, beet. 15 Which statement best explains the central idea? a It is the title of the text. b It lists every detail. c It expresses the main point the author wants you to remember.

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Text Evidence & Central Idea QuizOnline version

by Chad Plesko

What is text evidence?

Which clue helps infer meaning of a word using nearby words?

Which pair are homophones?

In MLA in-text citation, what must appear after a quote?

What is the central idea of a paragraph?

Which is NOT a context clue type?

Which item is part of a Works Cited entry?

Which sentence is best text evidence?

Which is the correct homophone for possession?

Where does the Works Cited page appear in a paper?

What best defines the central idea?

Which helps figure out an unknown word from context?

Which is a reliable example of text evidence?

Which is a set of homophones?

Which statement best explains the central idea?