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English II LEAP Review
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1
Which sentence uses the word “significant” correctly?
She made a significant discovery in the lab.
His sneeze was significant for math class.
The raindrop was significant to my mood.
We had a significant lunch.
2
Which question would best help you analyze a character’s development?
How long is the story?
How does the character change from beginning to end?
Who is the narrator?
What time does the story take place?
3
Which word correctly completes the sentence?
Their dog always runs to _____ house.
them
they’re
there
their
4
Which element is most likely used to create suspense?
A predictable ending
A character list
A flashback
A summary
5
What is the purpose of a conflict in a story?
To describe the characters
To summarize the theme
To move the plot forward
To keep the reader informed
6
What does the word “reluctant” most likely mean in this sentence?
“She was reluctant to speak in front of the class.”
Unwilling
Nervous
Proud
Eager
7
Identify the error: "Him and me went to the store."
"Went" should be "go"
The verb is incorrect
"Store" should be "stores"
"Him and me" should be "He and I"
8
Choose the correctly capitalized sentence:
My friend lives on maple street.
i love reading books.
My teacher's name is Mr. Davis.
9
A Research Simulation Task asks you to:
Write a poem
Analyze characters from fiction
Use information from multiple texts
Write a personal story
10
What type of sentence is this? "Because it was raining, we stayed inside."
Fragment
Simple
Compound
Complex
11
Which word is a synonym for “vivid”?
Dull
Bright
Colorless
Faded
12
Which of the following is a reliable source?
A scholarly article with citations
A friend’s social media post
An anonymous opinion website
A blog post with no author
13
Which sentence best shows the author’s tone is sarcastic?
“She smiled and nodded politely.”
“He worked hard and got what he deserved.”
“The clouds were gray and heavy.”
“Oh great, another pop quiz—just what I needed today.”
14
Context clue type: "He was elated, or extremely happy, about his win."
Example
Comparison
Definition
Inference
15
A symbol in a story is:
A historical reference
A type of character
An object that represents a bigger idea
A punctuation mark
16
Which sentence uses correct punctuation for a quote?
He said “Let’s go.”
He said “Let’s go”.
He said: “Let’s go”
He said, “Let’s go.”
17
Why does an author include figurative language like metaphors?
To add humor
To confuse the reader
To create imagery and emotion
To give instructions
18
Choose the sentence written in active voice:
The cake had been eaten.
The cake was eaten by the children.
The cake was being eaten.
The children ate the cake.
19
Which word is a preposition?
Jump
Before
Runs
Happy
20
What is the function of a semicolon (;) in a sentence?
To separate unrelated ideas
To introduce a list
To connect closely related independent clauses
To replace a comma
21
Which sentence contains a theme about family?
“The dog barked at the mailman every day.”
“She realized her mother had always been her biggest supporter.”
“The brothers competed in every game they played.”
“He dropped his phone in the lake.”
22
Choose the best word to complete: “Her kindness was her most _____ trait.”
unclear
mystery
lazy
defining
23
When comparing texts, you should look for:
Similar sentence length
Rhyming words
Font size
Common themes and evidence
24
A fable most likely includes:
News articles
Scientific facts
Talking animals and a moral
Long poems
25
What is the central idea of a literary passage?
The most exciting part
The time and place of the story
The lesson the author wants you to learn
The main character’s name
26
When two characters disagree in a story, this is an example of:
Setting
Resolution
External conflict
Internal conflict
27
Choose the sentence with correct subject-verb agreement:
The student study after school.
The students studies after school.
The students study after school.
The student are studying.
28
Which word best describes the tone of a research article?
Serious and objective
Dramatic
Humorous
Informal
29
What should you always include in a research simulation response?
Dialogue
Textual evidence from all sources
A list of titles
Opinions only
30
Which sentence uses a comma correctly?
I like pizza, but I love burgers.
I like pizza but, I love burgers.
I like pizza but I love, burgers.
I like pizza but I, love burgers.
