RL/RI Mastery: Textual Evidence Challenge

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Test your skill with ideas and evidence.

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RL/RI Mastery: Textual Evidence Challenge


Froggy Jumps RL/RI Mastery: Textual Evidence ChallengeOnline version Test your skill with ideas and evidence. by Katrina Robinson 1 Which statement best captures the central idea of a literary passage? a The author’s background b The central idea the text conveys c A random detail 2 Which is NOT a strategy for selecting strong textual evidence? a Selecting irrelevant details b Paraphrasing with page numbers c Quoting precise lines 3 Which best shows analyzing how an author builds an argument? a Describing the setting b Listing events from the plot c Identifying claims and supporting evidence 4 In a narrative excerpt, what indicates a character's internal changes? a Internal monologue b Narrator's tone c Dialogue 5 What is an inference? a A summary b A direct quote c A logical conclusion drawn from evidence 6 Which sentence best cites textual evidence? a It happened yesterday. b This is just a guess. c The author says, '...' 7 Which pairing shows effective integration of evidence? a Long quotes with no analysis b Paraphrase only c Brief quotes with explanation of relevance 8 What is the main purpose of citing text evidence in reading? a To distract the reader with unrelated facts. b To support conclusions with quotes or details from the text. c To summarize the entire book. 9 Which option best demonstrates using text evidence? a Quoting a line that supports your interpretation. b Guessing without any text. c Describing the author's life. 10 Inference is... a A conclusion drawn from clues in the text and prior knowledge. b A direct statement from the author. c A random guess with no basis. 11 Which detail supports a reader's inference? a The book's publication date only. b A description or action in the text that hints at the outcome. c An unrelated image from the cover. 12 If a character sighs and leaves, what might you infer? a The room becomes quiet. b The sun is setting. c The character feels disappointed or tired. 13 Which choice shows evidence from the text? a citing a sentence that directly states the theme. b Listing chapters without quotes. c Providing a personal opinion. 14 Which is NOT a way to cite evidence? a Ignoring the text entirely. b Paraphrasing a relevant paragraph. c Quoting a passage that supports your claim. 15 A strong inference relies on... a Only your personal feelings. b Text clues and what you already know. c Information from a different book. 16 What should you do after making an inference? a Find textual evidence that backs it up. b Change your claim without support. c Discard the text and move on. 17 Which statement shows a valid inference with evidence? a The author is happy with the ending. b The book is short. c The character is hiding something, as shown by their evasive answer.

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RL/RI Mastery: Textual Evidence ChallengeOnline version

by Katrina Robinson

Which statement best captures the central idea of a literary passage?

Which is NOT a strategy for selecting strong textual evidence?

Which best shows analyzing how an author builds an argument?

In a narrative excerpt, what indicates a character's internal changes?

What is an inference?

Which sentence best cites textual evidence?

Which pairing shows effective integration of evidence?

What is the main purpose of citing text evidence in reading?

Which option best demonstrates using text evidence?

Inference is...

Which detail supports a reader's inference?

If a character sighs and leaves, what might you infer?

Which choice shows evidence from the text?

Which is NOT a way to cite evidence?

A strong inference relies on...

What should you do after making an inference?

Which statement shows a valid inference with evidence?