MP Reading Lesson 16 - Compare Two Texts
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English
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9th - 12th Grade
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Practice Problem
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Hard
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Debra Jacobs
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18 Slides • 24 Questions
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Entrance Ticket
Provide one similarity between high schools and universities as found in the passages. What do high schools and universities have in common?
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Provide one difference between high schools and universities as found in the passages. What are some features of high schools that are not present in universities? Features of universities not present in high schools?
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Entrance Ticket
Which of the passages describes a change over time for one of the institutions? What change occured?
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Entrance Ticket
Identify the use of figurative or metaphorical language from each passage. What was the language used to describe?
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Labelling
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Multiple Choice
If the writer of Passage A were to add more information to Passage B, he would likely give details that describe:
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Multiple Choice
Passage A
Which statement best explains how Passage A characterizes the struggles of the surrealist art movement?
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Multiple Choice
Passage A
Passage A indicates the author considers that all surrealist artists believe they:
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Multiple Choice
Passage B
According to Passage B, progressive artists believe that ballet has typically been an art form reserved for:
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Multiple Choice
Both Passages (Passage A and Passage B)
Based on the passages, surrealist art and the Parade ballet are similar in that:
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Multiple Choice
Both Passages (Passage A and Passage B)
Based on the passages, Dada art and the Parade's approach to social commentary was similar in that:
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Passage A
The main purpose of the first two paragraphs of Passage A (lines 1-23) is to:
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Multiple Choice
Passage B
Which of the following quotations from Passage B most directly relates to French citizens' disagreement with the changes suggested by the Academie Francaise?
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Multiple Choice
Both Passages
(Passage A and Passage B)
Both Passage A and Passage B highlight a modern French speaker's use of:
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Multiple Choice
Both Passages
(Passage A and Passage B)
If a tourist had decided to communicate with the teenagers in Passage A using the new French words described in Passage B, the teenagers would most likely have expressed:
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Multiple Choice
Both Passages
(Passage A and Passage B)
Another author wrote the following about cultural immersion in learning a new language:
"By living where a language is spoken, the brain can more naturally acquire a new language out of necessity rather than through empty memorization."
Which passage most closely reflects the opinion presented in this quotation?
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Multiple Choice
Passage A
As it is used in the passage, the term interesting characters (line 26) serves mostly as a:
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Multiple Choice
Passage A
The author's claim "I would wrestle endlessly with stories in my mind," (line 16) most strongly suggests that when she first began to write, the author would:
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Multiple Choice
Passage B
Based on Passage B, the accuracy of the parchment's message is particularly surprising because:
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Multiple Choice
Both Passages (Passage A and Passage B)
Based on the passages, it can be reasonably inferred that the author would agree that when it comes to combining genres in a piece of fiction, a writer should:
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Multiple Choice
Both Passages (Passage A and Passage B)
Which element in the literary industry does the author of Passage A mention, which is not referred to in Passage B?
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