DAV Week 28

DAV Week 28

By Michelle Bozeman Elcano

Multiple Choice

When you compare and contrast, you look for?

• The same things between both things

• The differences among the things

• The similarities and differences

• The differences between what they are and what they can be

Multiple Choice

Tiffany is relating her adventures at the fair. What is she doing?

• Feeling sorry for having missed going to the fair

• Taking her relatives to the fair

• Connecting the fair to an adventure story she read

• Telling about her experiences at the fair

Multiple Choice

Which word could replace related in this sentence?

• different

• valuable

• connected

• dangerous

Multiple Choice

If it is easy to compare two things, what is probably true about them?

• They are very different from each other

• They are alike in many ways

• You like both things equally

• You see the two things all the time

Multiple Choice

Which sentence contrasts two things?

• Today's Artic explorers face many of the same hardships as early explores.

• The Artic is the frozen region around the North Pole

• Early boats were often crushed by ice, but today's boats can cut through the ice.

• Temperatures in the Arctic average -30* in the winter.

Multiple Choice

Which word could be used in stead of related in this sentence? The park ranger related how the lost hikers were found and rescued.

• described

• exaggerated

• liked

• visited

Multiple Select

If you related two ideas to each other, how could you describe them? Choose two options.

• quite serious

• connected somehow

• very strange

• tied together

Multiple Choice

When you only compare two things, what are you looking for.

• All the facts about them

• information on how to fix them

• ways they are alike

• ways they are different

Multiple Choice

You read an article about two breeds of dogs. Which question asks you to contrast them?

• What two kinds of dogs are discussed in this article?

• How are they alike?

• How are they different?

• What do they have in common?

Multiple Choice

Which phrase best describes a contrast?

• An interesting idea

• a loud argument

• the same thing

• a big difference