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Seventh Grade Test Prep
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1
When answering a writing prompt about a reading passage, do all of these except:
Use specific text examples to support your answer.
Read the prompt carefully to see what it wants.
Begin writing in the answer booklet without planning.
Be sure to explain your text examples.
2
Which of the following are important on test days?
be confident in yourself
eat a good breakfast
all of these
get enough sleep
3
When answering a multiple choice question, you should do all of the following except
read all the answer choices
skim the answers and pick one
read the question carefully
eliminate answers you know aren't right
4
All of the following are usually true about multiple choice questions except:
You are more likely to be right if you change your answer.
Usually it's better to stick with your first choice..
Positive answers are more likely correct than negative ones.
The correct choice often has the most information.
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"We are ducks and have hatched a swan." The author uses figurative language to:
reveal that the protagonist's family doesn't like her work..
show that the family feels uncomfortable.
show that the main character acts like a bird.
suggest that the protagonist is different from her family.
6
"Stop behaving like that! You are forgetting your position!" The word "position" here means:
the person's job
the person's location
the way a person stands
the person's social rank
7
The study revealed something surprising it revealed some players learn more quickly.
This sentence is correct.
This is a run on sentence.
This is a sentence fragment.
8
Finish the lyric: "Out of student loans and treehouse homes..."
"we all would take the latter"
"we hate the constant chatter"
"we always need a ladder"
"we know that neither matters"
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He glanced behind him, jumping at even the slightest sound." The mood is:
lighthearted
scary
suspenseful
anxious
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Using your background information and the new information to make an educated guess is called:
inference
allusion
resolution
onomotopeia
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the author's attitude about the subject
theme
tone
allegory
mood
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"Don't cry..."
"Smile!"
"Eat chocolate!"
"Craft!"
13
She is delicate like a spring flower. This is an example of:
metaphor
allusion
personification
simile
14
There is a great deal of history to learn, during a visit, to the White House.
This sentence uses punctuation correctly.
The comma after "learn" should be removed.
There should be a comma after "history."
There should be no commas in this sentence.
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uses evidence to support a claim
persuasion
argument
16
Which sentence best uses punctuation to emphasize how high the rock is?
At the very top (at about 3213 feet) is a rock.
At the very top; at about 3213 feet; is a rock.
At the very top, at about 3213 feet, is a rock.
At the top - at about 3213 feet - is a rock.
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Referring to another work of literature, art, or an historical event is called:
metaphor
personification
allusion
imagery
18
While researchers continue their study.
This is a run on sentence.
This is a sentence fragment.
This sentence is correct.
19
A number of new juices was mixed together to make the new drink.
This sentence is correct.
change "was" to "is"
change "juices" to "juice"
change "was" to "were"
20
Which sentence is the most descriptive?
Suzanne and three of her friends went on a morning hike.
The hikers needed some rest before descending.
After reaching the top, each hiker took a deep breath.
The steep, rocky trails were coated with mud.