The Main Idea: The stated main idea of this paragraph is

In your profession, you should be a lifelong learner.

Drawing Conclusions: Which of the following is a conclusion that can be drawn about the story?

They were hoping to have fish for dinner.

Drawing Conclusions: Why did Julio and his father not take much food with them on the trip?

they were planning on eating the fish that they caught

What was the effect of the boys not listening to Mr. Hendrick about the chemicals?

The boys mixed the chemicals, causing an explosion.

Main Idea: The stated main idea of this paragraph is

Passing fears are common in early childhood.

Supporting: What detail could the author use to support the description of winter weather?

The temperature is often below freezing.

Summarizing: Which statement best summarizes the passage?

Visits family in Tennessee and gets introduced to farm life.

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6th, 7th, and 8th Grade SOL Prep

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The Main Idea: The stated main idea of this paragraph is
Software technology, improve interpersonal & writing skills.
In your profession, you should be a lifelong learner.
Determine your needs and ask about the training program.
Don't wait for your company to send you to school.
2
Select the best CAUSE for the following EFFECT. *cut her finger*
yesterday
Sarah picked up broken glass
outside
in the house
3
Drawing Conclusions: Which of the following is a conclusion that can be drawn about the story?
Julio's mother doesn't like fish
Julio's father is a better fisherman than Julio
They were hoping to have fish for dinner.
It takes a long time to catch fish
4
Drawing Conclusions: Why did Julio and his father not take much food with them on the trip?
they didn't have any food at their house
they don't like to eat fish
they were planning on eating the fish that they caught
they didn't want to eat too much
5
Main Idea: The topic of this paragraph is
new software technology.
the company's training program.
being a lifelong learner.
waiting for your company to send you to school.
6
What was the effect of the boys not listening to Mr. Hendrick about the chemicals?
The boys mixed the chemicals, causing an explosion.
The boys decided to listen in the future
The boys got a bad grade in chemistry, causing them to fail.
Mr. Hendrick taught the boys lab safety.
7
Main Idea: The stated main idea of this paragraph is
Fears are of thunderstorms, doctors and imaginary creatures.
Passing fears are common in early childhood.
Many 2-to4-year olds are afraid of animals, especially dogs.
By 6 years, children are likely to be afraid of the dark.
8
Supporting: What detail could the author use to support the description of winter weather?
Rain helps the flowers bloom.
The temperature is often below freezing.
It is very windy.
The temperature can get close to 100 degrees.
9
Identify the EFFECT "Jim burned his hand when he took the lid off of the hot pan."
took the lid off the hot pan
when
Not here
Jim burned his hand
10
Main Idea: The topic of this paragraph is
two-to-four year olds fear of animals.
passing fears.
fear.
common fears
11
Summarizing: Which statement best summarizes the passage?
Goes to Tennessee to visit a farm and does chores.
Visits family in Tennessee and gets introduced to farm life.
She feeds the chickens & learns how to get out of their way.
Goes to live on a farm and wishes she is back in the city.
12
Supporting: What country is the poem about?
England
Ireland
United States
Russia
13
Drawing Concusions: What time of day is it?
Morning
Night
Midnight
Midday
14
Identify the CAUSE "Nancy joined the book club because she loved to read."
Not here
because
she loved to read
Nancy joined the book club
15
Drawing Conclusions: What conclusion can be drawn about Luis's age?
He is the same age as Richard
He is older than Richard
He just had a birthday
He is younger than Richard

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