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Reading Week 9
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equally
probably true or expected to happen
clearly or noticeably
all the time; without stopping
in the same way or to the same degree
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period
period-periodically
perioding-periodically
perioded-periodical
period-periodance
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What does "solitary experience" mean when describing movie-watching trends?
Watching movies with a group of friends
Watching movies with others
Watching movies alone
Watching movies in a theater
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considerably
to a great extent or degree, of large, significantly
clearly or noticeably
all the time; without stopping
in the same way or to the same degree
5
In the passage, what is meant by "critical thinking"?
Analyzing and evaluating information
Simple recall of facts
Avoiding complex issues
Memorizing details
6
Choose the correct forms: interact
interactionly interact interactive
interaction interactive interacting
interaction interactive interactively
interaction interaction interactively
7
What connection does the author draw between new digital media and movies?
(S)he shows.
...............
disadvantages of watching movies alone, than going out with friends
how media impacted teens' engagement in other activities such as movies
how digital media and movies discourage teens from reading for pleasure
how digital media doesn't require teens to engage in complex thought
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productive
Product/production productively producing
Product/production productively produced
Product/production productively producement
Product/production productively produce
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In the context of the passage, what does "decline" refer to?
A change in style
An improvement in quality
A decrease in activity
An increase in activity
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entertainment
entertaining entertainingly entertained
entertaining entertainly entertain
entertaining entertainingly entertain
entertainer entertainingly entertain
11
What does the term "fundamentally" mean in the context of the passage?
In a basic or essential way
In a superficial way
In an optional way
In a temporary manner
12
What does the term "iGen" refer to in the passage?
A new type of smartphone
A new genre of books
A new style of movies
A new generation of teens
13
Which statement identifies the central idea of the text?
It deteriotes ability to make sense of longer and complex written text
They can't develop social skills to succeed as they spend time alone online
Games or social media negatively affect their school grades
teenagers don't enjoy paper media because of social media
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What does "wrest" imply in the context of the passage?
To attempt to fix
To carefully examine
To gently take
To forcibly take
15
Match the words (adverbs) with their definitions:
likely
amount in a way that involves thinking carefully
clearly or noticeably
probably true or expected to happen
to a great extent or degree, of large, significantly
16
What is meant by "periodic activity" in the passage?
An activity that happens occasionally
An activity that happens rarely
An activity that happens from time to time
An activity that happens continuously
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critically
all the time; without stopping
in the same way or to the same degree
probably true or expected to happen
amount in a way that involves thinking carefully
18
Which of the following describes the author's main purpose in the text?
showing disadvantages of spending more time online, less time reading
showing how reading online isn't as beneficial as reading from paper
speculating how teens will be impacted if they continue to rely on online
offering teens fun and engaging alternatives to spending time online
19
What does "gathering dust" imply about books in the passage?
Books are being repaired.
Books are becoming less popular
Books are being actively used
Books are being restored.
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constantly
all the time; without stopping
to a great extent or degree, of large, significantly
probably true or expected to happen
all the time; without stopping
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employee
employment (un)employed -employed
employment (un)employment -employ
employment (un)employed -employ
employing (un)employed -employ
22
markedly
clearly or noticeably
probably true or expected to happen
to a great extent or degree, of large, significantly
all the time; without stopping
23
Which detail from the text best supports the answer to the main idea?
Today's teens go out with friends less than previous generations did
Teens're still reading but short texts and captions, not long articles
1/10 in 8th graders spent 40 hours or more for gaming
Data on digital media to health issues suggests a limit of two hours
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critically
criticism critic criticize
criticism critical criticize
criticisming critical criticize
criticizm critical criticize
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pleasure
pleasing/pleasant- pleasingly/pleasantly-please
pleasing/pleasant pleasing/pleasantly pleasedly
pleasing/pleasanted pleasingly/pleasantly pleased
pleasing/pleasant pleasingly/pleasantly pleasedly
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successful
success successfully succeed
success successfully succeeding
successful successfully succeed
successing successfully succeed
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Which piece of evidence from the text best demonstrates a negative impact of teens reading less?
Time spent playing video games rose from under 1 hour a day to 1.5
In 1980, 60% of 12th graders read a book/news every day not for school
SAT scores in 2016 were the lowest they have been since 1972
70% of 8th/10th graders went to movies once a month, now only about half
