Language Arts: Problems & Solutions Quiz

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ESL 8th grade: fix the problem, find solutions.

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Froggy Jumps Language Arts: Problems & Solutions QuizOnline version ESL 8th grade: fix the problem, find solutions. by Cassie 1 Which statement best identifies a problem in a narrative? a A description of the setting b A list of synonyms for dialogue c A challenge or obstacle the main character faces 2 What is a feasible first step to solve a conflict in a story? a Skip to the ending b Identify the root cause of the conflict c Ignore the characters’ goals 3 Which sentence shows a solution to a problem? a The problem is ignored b The setting changes without action c The team adjusts the plan and tries a new approach 4 In expository writing, what is the purpose of presenting a problem? a To enter a new plot twist b To explain why a solution is needed c To describe the ending 5 Which method best helps ESL students solve a problem in a text? a memorize every word b Summarize the issue and list possible solutions c Skip the problem and move on 6 What is a logical sequence for solving a problem in a paragraph? a Randomly choose a word → finish b Identify issue → brainstorm options → select best solution c Prove the problem is unsolvable → stop 7 Which is NOT a typical feature of a problem-solution paragraph? a Proposed solutions b A detailed description of unrelated events c Clear problem statement 8 What helps an ESL reader understand a solution clearly? a Using transition words like therefore, however b Using only slang terms c Removing all punctuation 9 Which question would you ask to evaluate a proposed solution? a What is the weather today? b Who wrote the ending first? c Will this fix the problem and what are the costs? 10 When analyzing a story, what is the role of the solution? a It increases the number of characters b It resolves the main conflict or opens a new approach c It changes the setting without reason

Froggy Jumps

Language Arts: Problems & Solutions QuizOnline version

ESL 8th grade: fix the problem, find solutions.

by Cassie

Which statement best identifies a problem in a narrative?

A description of the setting

A list of synonyms for dialogue

A challenge or obstacle the main character faces

What is a feasible first step to solve a conflict in a story?

Skip to the ending

Identify the root cause of the conflict

Ignore the characters’ goals

Which sentence shows a solution to a problem?

The problem is ignored

The setting changes without action

The team adjusts the plan and tries a new approach

In expository writing, what is the purpose of presenting a problem?

To enter a new plot twist

To explain why a solution is needed

To describe the ending

Which method best helps ESL students solve a problem in a text?

memorize every word

Summarize the issue and list possible solutions

Skip the problem and move on

What is a logical sequence for solving a problem in a paragraph?

Randomly choose a word → finish

Identify issue → brainstorm options → select best solution

Prove the problem is unsolvable → stop

Which is NOT a typical feature of a problem-solution paragraph?

Proposed solutions

A detailed description of unrelated events

Clear problem statement

What helps an ESL reader understand a solution clearly?

Using transition words like therefore, however

Using only slang terms

Removing all punctuation

Which question would you ask to evaluate a proposed solution?

What is the weather today?

Who wrote the ending first?

Will this fix the problem and what are the costs?

When analyzing a story, what is the role of the solution?

It increases the number of characters

It resolves the main conflict or opens a new approach

It changes the setting without reason

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Language Arts: Problems & Solutions QuizOnline version

by Cassie

Which statement best identifies a problem in a narrative?

What is a feasible first step to solve a conflict in a story?

Which sentence shows a solution to a problem?

In expository writing, what is the purpose of presenting a problem?

Which method best helps ESL students solve a problem in a text?

What is a logical sequence for solving a problem in a paragraph?

Which is NOT a typical feature of a problem-solution paragraph?

What helps an ESL reader understand a solution clearly?

Which question would you ask to evaluate a proposed solution?

When analyzing a story, what is the role of the solution?

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