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6th Grade Test #2 Vocab Review
6th Grade Test #2 Vocab Review
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How many times did Hagrid knock on the castle door?
100
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3
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Likely to last for some time; Unlikely to move, fall over, etc;
regulation
urgent
resource
secure
3
in a regular and even manner
shift
bowing
approval
steady
4
A series of activities with a certain aim in mind;
arise
broader
burden
campaign
5
To be against something
regulation
instensify
measure
opposed
6
Scabbers was the pet rat of this Hogwarts student.
Draco Malfoy
Neville Longbottom
Ron Weasley
Hermione Granger
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bend with age or under pressure
approval
bowing
shift
steady
8
Needing to be dealt with as quickly as possible;
resource
secure
urgent
regulation
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What house was Draco Malfoy put in?
Hufflepuff
Ravenclaw
Slytherin
Gryffindor
10
a piece of equipment or a mechanism designed to serve a special purpose
broader
dismissal
device
regulation
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If you are getting a direct quotation as evidence from the text what do you put?
You put asterisks.
You don't put anything
You put quotations.
You put a question mark
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all the valuable things something has, such as money and oil reserves; a source of aid or support
regulation
urgent
secure
resource
13
a first look or try at something
dismayed
consensus
preliminary
incorporate
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Which of the following would be the best-cited evidence for your Cesar Chavez Article Summary?
Cesar Chavez was born in 1927
According to the article "Chavez succeeded where many others failed."
Biographies are important
Cesar Chavez fought for the rights of farm workers
15
when you can't get away from something
inescapable
limit
grappling
sparking
16
found everywhere
inescapable
sparking
grappling
ubiquitous
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Which house did Hermione Granger get sorted into?
Slytherin
Gryffindor
Ravenclaw
Hufflepuff
18
Happen; come into existence; take on form or shape;
broader
burden
campaign
arise
19
Define: Paraphrase
The exact words of someone else.
A poetry book
A phrase that is like a parachute; it is easy to let go.
Rewording something said by someone else
20
Try to make something more popular by publicizing it;
realistic
promote
reassuring
proposed
21
What is the FIRST sentence in a body paragraph called?
introduction
summary
topic sentence
body
22
Including many different things;
burden
broader
campaign
arise
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Sensible and able to be done; representing what is real; not abstract or ideal;
promote
reassuring
realistic
proposed
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The three parts to citing evidence are
State, Blend, Explain, Support
Cite, Explain, Support
Introduce, Cite, Explain
Explain, Cite, Introduce
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An action to try to achieve a certain aim;
measure
instensify
opposed
regulation
26
Do or say things to make someone less frightened or worried;
realistic
reassuring
promote
proposed
27
Using technology to send and receive information through electrical signals;
compare
install
device
digital
28
What evidence supports the thesis?
They convinced readers that cellphones should be allowed.
They compared rules at many schools and compared opinions
interviewed experts about what cellphone rules work
They say students should not have cell phones at school.
29
something that keeps you from focusing
distraction
abandoned
tension
academic
30
What happened on the train between Harry and Ron and Malfoy's gang?
They were studying magic spells together
They got into an argument
They traded Pokemon
They became good friends
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"the first step"?
preliminary
ubiquitous
controversy
analysis
32
Suggest a plan or idea that others can decide on;
realistic
reassuring
promote
proposed
33
give up completely
tension
distraction
academic
abandoned
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What should you do after citing evidence?
Make a graphic organizer
Explain what it means
Answer your question
Restate you answer
35
Based on the article, which of the following statements is TRUE?
Students do not get their first cellphone until there are 15
Teachers worry about having to monitor students' cell phones
Schools all have the same rules about cellphones
No one thinks there need to be rules about cell phones
36
What everyone agrees on
dismayed
consensus
conjured
incorporate
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What are two ways you can cite text evidence?
copy directly from text using quotations
write the text evidence as if it is your own personal idea
paraphrase in your own words
copy word for word what is in the source
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an authoritative rule dealing with details
device
dismissal
broader
regulation
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agreeing to something or accepting something
approval
shift
steady
bowing
40
to change directions
steady
shift
approval
bowing
41
the main point of an argument
counterargument
thesis
evidence
rebuttal
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What house was Harry ALMOST sorted into?
Gryffindor
Ravenclaw
Hufflepuff
Slytherin
43
to move through something with thought and skill
develop
navigate
phenomenon
digital
44
To create something out of nowhere (often in the imagination)
incorporate
consensus
dismayed
conjured
45
Fix something into place so that it can be used;
device
digital
compare
install
46
To make stronger, more aggressive
measure
instensify
opposed
regulation
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A responsibility or job that causes a lot of worry;
broader
campaign
arise
burden
48
confused and upset
dismayed
conjured
consensus
incorporate
49
Facts that support a thesis
evidence
articulate
antagonist
Thesis
50
something that happens with little explanation
digital
navigate
develop
phenomenon
51
What house was Harry put in?
Ravenclaw
Slytherin
Hufflepuff
Gryffindor
52
What object sorts the students into their houses?
Galoshes
A cloak
A hat
A pair of pants
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Examine things and decide what the similarities and differences are;
compare
device
install
digital