When looking at informational text, what is comparison?

comparing 2 people, places, things, or ideas

When looking at informational text, what is cause and effect?

a relationship between events when 1 is a result of another

When looking at informational text, what is problem/solution?

creating a solution to a problem in a text

Comma, Comma! Which example is correct?

Luke loves reading stories, dramas, and poems.

When writing informative text, it is important to

link ideas with words, phrases, and clauses.

Which one is an example of incorrect verb tense?

I was prepared for GA Milestones tomorrow.

a comparison without using like or as

When looking at informational text, what is chronology?

arranging events in the order they occur

Which of the following is a correct example of an introductory element?

On the Milestones, I always take my time.

What is an inference?

an educated guess based on surrounding text

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1
When looking at informational text, what is comparison?
creating a solution to a problem in a text
arranging events in the order they occur
a relationship between events when 1 is a result of another
comparing 2 people, places, things, or ideas
2
Titles of chapters, magazine articles, poems, and short stories are
put in quotation marks.
None of the above
underlined.
italicized.
3
When looking at informational text, what is cause and effect?
a relationship between events when 1 is a result of another
comparing 2 people, places, things, or ideas
creating a solution to a problem in a text
arranging events in the order they occur
4
When looking at informational text, what is problem/solution?
arranging events in the order they occur
a relationship between events when 1 is a result of another
comparing 2 people, places, things, or ideas
creating a solution to a problem in a text
5
Comma, Comma! Which example is correct?
None of the above
Luke loves reading stories dramas and poems.
Luke loves reading stories, dramas, and poems.
Luke loves reading stories, dramas and poems.
6
When writing informative text, it is important to
link ideas with words, phrases, and clauses.
use multiple run on sentences.
use unrelated vocabulary.
delete your closing statement.
7
Which one is an example of incorrect verb tense?
I will be prepared for GA Milestones.
Will you be prepared?
I am prepared for GA Milestones.
I was prepared for GA Milestones tomorrow.
8
When writing informative texts, always present a topic
vaguely.
clearly.
indefinitely.
mysteriously.
9
What is a metaphor?
giving human attributes to inanimate objects
a comparison without using like or as
a comparison using like or as
text not interpreted literally
10
When looking at informational text, what is chronology?
a relationship between events when 1 is a result of another
arranging events in the order they occur
creating a solution to a problem in a text
comparing 2 people, places, things, or ideas
11
What is a simile?
giving human attributes to inanimate objects
a comparison using like or as
text not interpreted literally
a comparison without using like or as
12
Which of the following is a correct example of an introductory element?
Every morning it is, important to eat breakfast.
On the Milestones, I always take my time.
Did you know water is good, for your brain?
I use test-taking strategies, all of the time.
13
What is an inference?
a part of a text
a metaphor
an educated guess based on surrounding text
information that is right there in the text
14
What is a theme?
the main idea of a text
the characters in a text
specific details in a text
the plot of a text
15
When writing opinion pieces,
Introduce a topic clearly and state an opinion
Link opinion and reasons using transitions
All of the above
Provide logically ordered reasons supported by facts
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This Book Club book is excellent!
None of the Above
'Death by Toilet Paper'
"Death By Toilet Paper"
Death by Toilet Paper

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