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Froggy Jumps 6th Period Reach QuizOnline version BENCHMARK QUARTER 1 - REVIEW MATERIAL by Elmith Jore 1 Which type of evidence best supports a deep analysis of a character’s motivation? a A random event in the story b A direct quote showing the character’s thoughts c The title of the story 2 If a reader makes a complex inference, they must base it on — a Personal opinion only b Background music in the story c Specific details from the text 3 Which dialogue is the strongest textual evidence of an emotion? a “What you said was interesting.” b “He slammed the door and refused to speak.” c “I have more questions than you.” 4 Why is it important to explain how evidence supports an inference? a To make the paragraph longer b To prove the reasoning is logical c To avoid reading carefully 5 Which statement shows deep analysis instead of summary? a “The boy left home.” b “The boy walked down the street.” c “The boy leaves home because he feels unappreciated, shown when he says no one listens to him.” 6 When choosing evidence, a reader should select details that are — a The shortest b The most dramatic only c Directly related to the claim 7 The central idea of a text is — a A small detail b The main message or overall point c The first sentence only 8 To analyze how a central idea develops, a reader should — a Focus only on the ending b Look at how ideas build from beginning to end c Ignore supporting details 9 Which best evaluates the strength of supporting ideas? a Checking if they repeat the title b Deciding if they clearly connect to the central idea c Counting how many there are 10 An objective summary should — a Include opinions b Be longer than the text c Focus on key ideas without personal judgment 11 Which sentence is an objective summary statement? a “This was the best story ever written.” b “The author explains how teamwork helps communities succeed.” c “I liked the ending.” 12 If a supporting detail does not clearly connect to the central idea, it is — a Strong b Effective c Weak 13 When a text compares two characters, the author is showing — a A summary b A connection or contrast c A spelling mistake 14 An analogy helps readers by — a Making the text shorter b Comparing something unfamiliar to something familiar c Changing the topic 15 If an author groups ideas into categories, it helps the reader — a See relationships among ideas b Get confused c Skip details 16 Which phrase signals a comparison? a “As a result” b “In contrast” c “Similarly” 17 When evaluating distinctions between ideas, a reader should focus on — a How the ideas are different b How long the text is c The font size 18 If a text compares an event to a “storm,” it most likely — a Is about weather only b Is using figurative language c Is giving a fact 19 The structure of a paragraph affects — a Only the length b How clearly ideas are developed c The cover design 20 A topic sentence usually — a Introduces the main idea of the paragraph b Ends the story c Gives a random detail 21 If a paragraph begins with a question, it may — a Confuse the reader b Engage the reader and introduce an issue c End the argument 22 A concluding sentence in a paragraph often — a Adds unrelated ideas b Refines or emphasizes the overall key concept c Introduces a new topic 23 When analyzing structure, a reader should ask — a How are the ideas organized? b How many pages are there? c Who printed the book? 24 Why might an author place the strongest evidence at the end of a paragraph? a To surprise the reader b To weaken the argument c To reinforce the key idea 25 Connotative meaning refers to — a The dictionary definition b The emotional feeling of a word c The spelling of a word 26 If an author describes a place as “home” instead of “house,” the tone may feel more — a Technical b Formal c Personal and warm 27 Technical meaning of a word is — a Its meaning in a specialized field b Its emotional meaning c Its slang meaning 28 Which word choice creates a negative tone? a “Slim” b “Determined” c “Stubborn” 29 An allusion is — a A spelling error b A reference to another well-known text, person, or event c A summary 30 Why would an author use figurative language? a To confuse readers b To make ideas more vivid and meaningful c To shorten the paragraph

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6th Period Reach QuizOnline version

by Elmith Jore

Which type of evidence best supports a deep analysis of a character’s motivation?

If a reader makes a complex inference, they must base it on —

Which dialogue is the strongest textual evidence of an emotion?

Why is it important to explain how evidence supports an inference?

Which statement shows deep analysis instead of summary?

When choosing evidence, a reader should select details that are —

The central idea of a text is —

To analyze how a central idea develops, a reader should —

Which best evaluates the strength of supporting ideas?

An objective summary should —

Which sentence is an objective summary statement?

If a supporting detail does not clearly connect to the central idea, it is —

When a text compares two characters, the author is showing —

An analogy helps readers by —

If an author groups ideas into categories, it helps the reader —

Which phrase signals a comparison?

When evaluating distinctions between ideas, a reader should focus on —

If a text compares an event to a “storm,” it most likely —

The structure of a paragraph affects —

A topic sentence usually —

If a paragraph begins with a question, it may —

A concluding sentence in a paragraph often —

When analyzing structure, a reader should ask —

Why might an author place the strongest evidence at the end of a paragraph?

Connotative meaning refers to —

If an author describes a place as “home” instead of “house,” the tone may feel more —

Technical meaning of a word is —

Which word choice creates a negative tone?

An allusion is —

Why would an author use figurative language?