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Inference, text evidence, central idea, author intro
Inference, text evidence, central idea, author intro
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Central idea, text evidence, inference
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1
How might an author introduce an idea?
All of These
Mentioning Facts
Giving Examples
Anecdote
2
What text evidence lets the reader know that reading is important?
Kids who read 20 minutes at home are more likely to attend college
Kids who can read well are more likely to be successful in school
Kids who can read well have fewer behavior problems
All of these
3
Using text evidence, how do you know Curtis feels badly about Candy escaping?
Gloria reprimanded Curtis.
He felt bad enough without her finger-wagging.
Curtis sighed.
Curtis sat in the passenger seat.
4
What text evidence lets the reader know that teachers work long hours?
Some teachers are coaches and have to stay after school.
Teachers sometimes meet with parents in the morning before school
All of these
Teachers often makes plans and create Kahoots on the weekend.
5
What inference can be drawn about Curtis from the passage below?
He left the door open, allowing the dog to escape.
Candy is a dog.
He is thoughtless.
He doesn't care about his mistake.
6
If someone told a story about how being in a wheelchair is challenging, they doing what?
Mentioning an Author
Mentioning an Anecdote
None of these
Telling a Memory
7
In a nonfiction article, where might you find the central idea of a passage?
The first paragraph.
The last paragraph.
In the middle of a nonfiction article. .
Introduced in the 1st paragraph and told again in last.
8
What text evidence lets the reader know that voting is important?
Voting allows citizens to pick their leaders
Voting is allowed for all humans in the United States
Voting happens every six years
Voting will make sure you like your leaders
9
What is the central idea of the passage ?
The Code of Ur-Nammu is quite old.
Ur-Nammu was written approximately 4,000 years ago.
Money is an important part of history.
There is no certain date that money was invented.
10
What inference can be drawn about Kyle?
Kyle's video gaming interferes with his academics.
Grades are very important to Kyle.
Kyle loves video games.
Kyle hides his report card.
11
What piece of text evidence below proves that Cassie was late for class?
"9:48," she shouted, "Holy, cow!"
The beams were warming the back of her neck....
Cassie rolled over...as she felt sunlight hit her face.
Struggling to open her eyes, she looked at the clock.
12
What text evidence lets the reader know that teachers care about their students?
All of these
Teachers create Kahoots on weekends (Sunday at 7:38pm)
Teachers have high expectations for their students
Teachers prepare the best lessons they can
13
What text evidence lets the reader know that Halloween can be dangerous?
Some kids have allergies and they should not have to worry about them
Be careful what costume you wear.
Only take prepackaged candy because it may have been altered or poisoned.
You might find a ghost
14
What text evidence lets the reader know that the Supreme Court is powerful?
The SC makes decisions that apply to the entire country.
The SC members serve for their entire lifetime.
None of these
The SC has the best lawyers.
15
Which piece if text evidence proves that John had broken up with Anastasia?
She was weeping mournfully.
The text message was from John.
...Anastasia cried out a name; "....Oh...John..."
She opened up the message..."I need to get my jacket back."
16
What text evidence lets the reader know that fears can be conqored?
No phobia can be conquered
Phobias are not real if you think about it
A phobia is a fear of something not harmful
Any phobia can be mastered with practice
17
Using inference, why was Kelvin waiting at the corner store?
He and James we're going to have a confrontation.
Kelvin and James were long lost beasties.
He didn't like James.
James was scary.
18
What is the central idea of the passage?
Costumes have always been a part of Halloween celebrations.
Halloween has a diverse history.
November 1st was the Celtic New Year...
celebrating Halloween has occurred for two millennia.
19
What does it mean to infer?
Heat your home.
Use text evidence.
Use what you know and what you've read to answer.
Take a wild guess.
20
Using context clues, what does the word reprimanded mean below?
angered
Blamed
yelled
Growled
21
What text evidence lets the reader know that eating healthy is important?
Eating all of the food groups was once a proven fact
Every year many Americans die due because they do not exercise
Never eat any sweets because they are bad for you
Eating poorly can lead to health related complications
22
What text evidence lets the reader know that spiders are helpful?
A spider has eight legs but they use them as hands too
Spiders eat many pest bugs
Spiders can fish with their webs
Not all spiders are deadly
23
Using inference, why is Anastasia weeping?
Anastasia had lost John's jacket.
She had just broken up with her boyfriend, John.
Her dog died.
John had just dumped Anastasia.