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Short Recount Comprehension Quiz

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Short Recount Comprehension Quiz
 

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Short Recount Comprehension QuizOnline version

Test your reading inference skills.

by Woro Ngestiti
1

What did the narrator do at sunrise?

2

Why did Alex bring a map?

3

What feeling did the narrator likely feel after the summit?

4

Which detail is implied about the weather?

5

What did the narrator notice on the way back?

6

What can be inferred about the narrator's pace?

7

What item did the narrator value most?

8

Which event is most likely part of the recount?

9

What does the ending imply about the day?

10

Which best describes the narrator's attitude toward nature?

11

What is the main purpose of a recount text?

12

Which detail is usually explicit in a recount?

13

Which cue indicates a personal point of view in a recount?

14

An implicit detail in a recount might be?

15

Which part of a recount often gives the sequence of events?

16

What helps readers infer why the event mattered?

17

Which feature is typical of an explicit detail?

18

If a recount mentions 'the crowd cheered', what is this?

19

Which element would be considered implicit in a recount?

20

What informs the reader about who experienced the events?

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