TestNAV 2017 Reading SOL practice

Question 1

19. The organization of the ideas in "Literature & Art Abound" supports the author's purpose by

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A.Listing examples of writers and artists who shared talents

Question 2

11. Which two words are synonyms for anticipation in this sentence from paragraph 15

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Expectation, Hope

Question 3

5C. Poem (ONLY)

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Builds nest with moss

Question 4

14. The theme of the story is that--

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B. First impressions can be misleading

Question 5

21. Which detail best supports the idea that Harlem was a center of growth for Jazz ...

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C. Famous jazz musicians pursued their careers in Harlem

Question 6

13. Which event is part of the resolution of the story?

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A. Mrs. Watson agrees ... return the following Thursday

Question 7

1. In paragraph 1, distinct comes from a word that means--

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D. Distinguish

Question 8

20. Which sentence from "A Beginning, Not an End" best represents the main idea of the section?

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D. Their music, words, and art seem as fresh ...

Question 9

23. Which visual aid would be most effective for an oral presentation on Langston Hughes' ...

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B. A projected image of one of Hughes’ poems from the 1920s

Question 10

6. Both the poem and the article address the theme of--

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A. Enjoying nature

Question 11

16. Based on paragraph 4, what can the reader conclude?

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A. African Americans were attracted to Harlem ...

Question 12

18. Which four words from paragraph 11 contribute to the author's tone of admiration?

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Enduring, greatness, treasures, shining

Question 13

12B. After she reads her essay to Mrs. Watson

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Relieved and proud

Question 14

24E. Fact or opinion: The heritage of the Harlem Renaissance is alive and well, however.

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OPINION

Question 15

24B. Fact or opinion: Instead, this artistic awakening was created ...

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OPINION

Question 16

9. The purpose of the figurative language in paragraph 8 is to foreshadow--

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D. Mrs. Watson’s first reaction to Keisha

Question 17

15. Which word best replaces the word evolve as it is used in paragraph 1?

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B. Develop

Question 18

24A. Fact or opinion: Beginning about 1920, it was called the Harlem Renaissance.

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FACT

Question 19

5B. BOTH (overlapping)

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Small in size

Question 20

12A. When she first meets Mrs. Watson

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Worried and concerned

Question 21

22. Which three details should be included in a summary of the article? (Look at the numbers)

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2, 3, 6

Question 22

2. The reader may best infer from the article that hummingbirds--

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B. Live primarily in warm climates

Question 23

7. In paragraph 4, the author's word choice coveys a mood of--

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C. Urgency

Question 24

24D. Fact or opinion: African Americans such as Ralph Ellison and Zora Neale Hurston...

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FACT

Question 25

5A. Complete this diagram (Article ONLY)

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Help pollinate gardens

Question 26

10. What is the meaning of the word belligerent?

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B. Hostile or argumentative

Question 27

4. Complete this cause and effect chart

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The daughter climbs a ladder,The daughter takes a photograph

Question 28

24C. Fact or opinion: In 1920, America was ripe for change; it needed a renewal of hope.

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OPINION

Question 29

3. In the poem, the hummingbird's nest is a symbol of--

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C. Distant childhood

Question 30

17. Which word is an antonym for convergence in paragraph 9?

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B. Separation

Question 31

8. In paragraph 7, Mrs. Ellis wishes Keisha good luck most likely because she thinks Keisha--

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C. Will be challenged by Mrs. Watson’s attitude

TestNAV 2017 Reading SOL practice

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TestNAV 2017 Reading SOL practice

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