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The "lead words" in the answer choices are:
shows, provides, explains, and opinions.
becoming, recovered, adressed, and deserve.
recovered, historical, conservational, and gives.
shows, provides, explains, and gives.
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This question is asking...
which sentence shows that William is frustrated with his wife.
which sentence shows we don't know what William is thinking.
which sentence shows William is more aware than we thought.
which sentence describes how William feels.
3
You need to check every part of your answer choice to make sure it
all
answer the question correctly.
False
True
4
The three "hows" you are asking to look for in the text are...
How the author plans, infers, and shows.
How the author defines, functions, and uses extinction.
How the author states, details, and provides.
How the author plans goals, specifies subheadings, and looks for info.
5
What is the main point this question is asking?
What are the two viewpoints of the author?
What are the two supporting details?
How does the author develop the central idea?
Why does the speaker say the honey program costs more?
6
The top row is a list of the 3 subheadings in the text.
False
True
7
"Lead words" are the ways in which authors develop meaning, purpose and tone.
False
True
8
This question is asking about
how it shows Hector's regret.
how it describes the circus.
the mood.
the tone.
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This question is asking...
why the author uses an omniscient narrator.
how the author develops irony through the use of an omniscient narrator.
how the author implies William's memories.
how the author reveals how William and Hester changed.
10
This question is asking in which section of the text does the author state goals, detail examples, and provide info.
True
False
11
All of the following are "lead words"
except
...
implying
encouraging
demonstrating
comparing
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What is the main point this question is asking?
How does the author raise the question that there might be conflict?
How does the last paragraph fit into the rest of the text?
How does the author reveal there is internal conflict?
How does the author imply there is an internal conflict?
13
This question is asking you to select
three
answers.
True
False
14
In this example the "lead word" that best describes what the author is doing would be:
detailing
suggesting
implying
comparing
15
The "lead word(s)" in these answer choices is/are
establish and credibility
discuss
opinions, research, goals, and frustrations
describing
16
If the correct response is choice "B," then the correct sentence is:
William sat on the other side of the table reading his farm paper.
He must have noticed the sarcastic turn of her remakrs at hte supper...
When supper was but half over little Billy, the youngest, had suddenly...
If he had noticed his wife's agitation, his calm, clean-shaven face...
17
You don't necessarily need to go back to the section of text the question is referring.
True
False
18
In this question you must decide whether the author is evaluating, describing, explaining, or relying.
True
False
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The top row is asking you to look at how the author defines recovery, states functions, and uses functional extinction.
True
False
