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Review for 7th ELA Benchmark 3 at Holston Middle School, Knox County Schools, TN
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1
The word "plays" in this sentence most closely means...
attacks
techniques
games
2
The young man's companion does all of the following to make the young man comfortable except
taking his hat
telling him the young man's family is simple
showing him a painting
3
What figurative language is used?
simile
alliteration
metaphor
4
The article suggests all of the following strategies for preventing identify theft except...
do not put personal information in the trash
do not download free software without considering if it...
do not enter your credit card on shared public computers
5
What is the rhyme scheme in this poem?
ABCD
ABBC
ABDB
ABAB
6
Which statement best expresses the author's view of identity theft?
Identity theft happens more commonly to adults because...
Identity theft is a serious threat that can generally be...
Identity theft will eventually be stopped as computer...
7
The author's attitude toward Mary Breckinridge is best described as
respectful
indifferent
humorous
8
What rhyme scheme do you see?
ABAB
ABCC
ABBA
9
The theme of this poem deals with the...
shortness of life
need for companionship
loss of identity
10
Why does the young man become interested in the book by Swinburne?
He heard about it from a friend.
He respects the author's descriptions.
He is trying to avoid his companion.
11
What best describes the speaker's tone in this poem?
sad
worried
childlike
cheerful
12
What is the point of view of the narrator?
first person, Apollo
third person
second person, Phaethon
13
Which excerpt from paragraph 9 is an example of an idiom?
Each day the nurses rode on horseback
There were no paved roads.
Mary and the nurse-midwives build clinics
keep an eye on their patients
14
We can tell from events described in the poem that the speaker...
made many mistakes
had a challenging life
did poorly in school
15
Based on the context of the poem, what does the speaker desire?
to sail to another country
to go to the place called morning
to be as tall as a mountain
to fly freely like a bird
16
There is enough information in this passage to show that the author believes that Mary...
remains a major influence of health care today
never had enough money for her work
wiped out disease in the Kentucky mountains
17
To what is morning being compared to in the poem?
water lilies and birds
pilgrim and wise men
water lilies and day
birds and wise men
18
Charred means...
burnt
colorful
dangerous
19
Which line from the passage best supports the theme?
He cursed himself for having come, and at the same time...
He saw the glance, but he gave no sign, for among the...
An impulsive stride, with one lurch to right and left of...
20
The description of the young man's walk serves to illustrate his...
closeness to his friend
confidence in himself
sense of being in an unfamiliar situation
anxiety about meeting his friend's family
21
The main purpose of the first four paragraphs is to show...
how difficult it was to find medical help in the 1920s.
what life was like in the Kentucky mountains.
how determined Mary was to help people.
22
What do lines 55 through 62 reveal about the young man?
He does not think that the painting was beautiful.
He does not prefer lithographs to the painting.
He is unfamiliar with his new surroundings.
23
In the last stanza, which lines contain an example of a metaphor?
Our close resemblance turned the tide/ of my domestic life
In short, year after year the same/ Absurd mistakes went on
For somehow my intended bride/ Became my brother's wife
24
In line 5 and 6, the speaker asks if "it" has feet or feather. What does it refer it?
the pilgrim
morning
water lilies
bird
25
What caused Apollo to allow Phaethon to drive the chariot?
Phaethon dared to approach Apollo's throne.
Apollo wanted to protect Phaethon from teasing.
Apollo was bound by his promise to Phaethon.
26
Which words from the poem show that it is written in the first person?
him, everyone
form, feature, face
I, my, we, our
27
Which statement is not supported by the information in the article?
Secure websites can protect your information.
Music downloads can often expose you to spyware.
Identity thieves can only target people on the Internet.
28
A theme for this passage is the conflict between ...
man and nature
goodness and evil
wisdom and inexperience
29
What does the phrase "they worked hard to keep an eye on their patients?"
they did their own thing.
they tried to keep up with patients everywhere.
They had to prioritize which patients needed them.
30
How does the information in lines 9-17 help to develop the article?
It explains ways people can protect themselves from...
It describes how thieves obtain information for identity...
It tells why people should care about identity theft.
