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This QUIZ will provide some but not all Close Reading preparation for the upcoming Test.
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1
What's the only difference between inferences and predictions?
Predictions are present tense.
Inferences are future tense.
Predictions are past tense.
Predictions are future tense.
2
His enemy just behind him, Biff covered up a huge ditch with palm leaves, Use what strategy?
Setting
Mood
Focus Flag
Prediction
3
"Zelda sat nervously in the dentist's office. The sound of the drill made her shiver." Mood?
Worry
Anger
Frustration
Sadness
4
During 3rd Draft Close Reading, the reader is most like a:
miner
scientist
explorer
detective
5
"I believe the grove of trees is where Biff hid the treasure." What strat?
Inference
Prediction
Figurative Language
Question Answered
6
The amusement park scene reminds me of my family's trip to Miracle Strip Amusement Park. Strat?
Personal Implications
Setting
Part to Whole
Question Answered
7
"I slid behind the wall, hoping the intruder wouldn't hear me." What POV?
3rd Person (Limited)
2nd Person
3rd Person (Omniscient)
1st Person
8
Early in the story, Biff mentioned the antique knife. That turned out to be the murder weapon.
Question Answered
Part to Whole
Prediction
Writing Techniques
9
"The elven archer leaped into the tree, waved at us, and then vanished in thin air." Use strat?
Theme
Point of View
Question
Inference
10
"I could feel the heat of the oven, smell the baking brownies, and almost taste them." Strat?
Plot
Mood
Visualizing
Theme
11
"I think Professor Moriarity will set a trap for Sherlock Holmes." What strategy?
Inference
Prediction
Theme
Subtext
12
"I thought the opening lines of the story were cliched rather than suspenseful." What strat?
inference
author techniques
critical view
real world application
13
Stacey's friendship with TJ Avery teaches us that we ought to choose our friends wisely. Strat?
them
critical view
mood
theme
14
Recognizing that Star Wars is actually King Arthur in space is this strategy:
subtext
real world application
part-to-whole
delusion of grandeur
15
Zelda helped the old woman across the street, so this means she is kind and helpful. Strat?
Character
Visualizing
Writing Techniques
Question
16
The code symbol for personal implications is:
a heart
two intersecting globes
chain links
a submarine
17
Characters like Obi Wan Kenobi, Merlin, Dumbledore, Gandalf, Papa Logan, and Yoda are:
character mistakes
old farts
mentor characters
omniscient
18
Whoa! I can't believe the bomb blew up the escape ship. Now, they have no way home. Strat?
Plot
Setting
Prediction
Mood
19
The code symbol for part-to-whole is:
a brick and a wall
a puzzle piece
chain links
P< & >P
20
Two 3rd draft strategies that require a reader to link text to real life are:
personal implication and critical view
personal implication & real world application
critical view & part-to-whole
subtext and theme
21
"I found the word 'inconspicuous.' I'm not sure what it means. I'd better look it up." Strat?
Language Flag
Personal Implications
Context Flag
Striking Vocabulary
22
"The vampire scrabbled up the wall." Wow, 'scrabbled' is a powerful verb! Strat?
Striking Vocabulary
Mood
Context Flag
Inference Checked
23
In the "Critical View" strategy, readers seek to find areas of the text that are:
both
neither
poorly written
skillfully written
24
The explorers left the cave and entered the dense jungle.
Mood
Inference
Real World Application
Setting
25
Biff thought, "The monster can't be real." Zelda thought, "It's real." What POV?
Third Person Omniscient
First Person
Third Person Limited
Second Person
26
In the 3rd Person Omniscient PoV, what does Omniscient mean?
All knowing.
Focused in one place.
A one character follower.
Unaware.
27
"The detective knelt at the gravestone and trembled. Tears streamed down his face." Strat?
Plot
Mood
Character
Subtext
28
On a 3rd draft close reading, readers __________ the text to gain the deepest meanings.
analyze
collect
scientist
explorer
29
"I think the author messed up the part where Biff betrayed the team. Biff was always honest."
Figurative Language
Plot
Character
Critical View
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"Wow, this fictional story is really a parody of America's political system." Strat?
Mood
Question Answered
Context Flag
Subtext
