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A practice for skills tested on November 2016 #EVALUATE assessment
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1
A context clue can be
an example of the meaning of a word.
the definition of a word.
all of the above.
a synonym or antonym for the word.
2
Using transition words and phrases is
a way to show the passage of time.
a way to change from one idea to another.
all of the above
a method to show the difference in ideas.
3
Which of the following examples of dialogue is correctly punctuated?
"When is the assignment due," Mrs. Sherman asked the class?
"We will never do homework again!" exclaimed Mrs. Christmas.
Mrs. Wiley said "never eat food in the classroom".
"Before you go, warned Ms. Peck, you must complete this."
4
Which of the statements below is an example of standard English usage?
The meadow was covered in spring flowers.
All of the above.
Those new shoes of yours are the bomb.
No, you ain't the cat's meow.
5
Match the pronouns in case.
they and them
she and hers
me and my
All of the above
6
Which of the following is an example of dialect?
y'all got t'go
isn't a choice
bird in the hand
rubber baby buggy bumper
7
How does an author show that the character's speech is regional?
use of language to maintain a formal tone
variations from standard English
correct usage of spelling and punctuation
incorrect use of pronouns
8
Point of view is
the perspective from which the story is told.
where you where you stop to see the sights.
how the characters see each other.
not necessary in a poem.
9
Which of the following is correctly punctuated?
"Hello. Where are you going?" inquired Mateyo.
"I am going to the store, he replied?"
Why do you need to go now?" asked Ben.
"I can't" he said "because I have to take a nap."
10
A claim is
the name of a restaurant.
an example of figurative language.
what is said about a topic.
what tells a story.
11
Words that have approximately the same meaning are
antonyms.
variables.
antagonistic.
synonyms.
12
Which of the following is a description of smog?
as bright as the newborn day
as deep as the ocean blue
silken like long shiny hair
an ashen cloak of soot
13
When you paraphrase,
you create a plot diagram for the text.
you list the important events in the story.
You tell the meaning using different words.
you add on to the ideas of others.
14
We cannot respond to every email. Based on this information, a reader can conclude
that the information is top-secret.
that there are a large number of emails.
that they will respond to only a few emails.
that they don't like to write emails.
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A summary is
a list of the main characters in a story.
when you put something into your own words.
a brief statement of the main points .
the explanation of the theme of a text.
16
A context clue is a way
to understand new words.
to find the secret to a mystery.
to summarize a text.
to understand characters.
17
Charts
categorize information.
organize information for the reader.
all of the above
are useful text features.
18
A myth is
a story that explains natural phenomenon or social behavior.
must always be about supernatural powers.
a story told in the first person.
a treasure that belongs to a family.
19
The point of view in a personal narrative is
first-person.
third-person.
second-person.
none of the above
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First-person is the point of view which uses pronouns such as
other, someone, and another.
first, next, then and lastly.
I, me, we and us.
he, she, they and them.
