Comparing & Contrasting Quiz

Anna is going on a trail ride. She will ride fifty miles on horseback. The weather will be cold, and it might rain. Anna has two horses, Sugar and Ringer. Anna is sure that both horses are in good shape. However, she wants to choose the better one for the trail ride.

Sugar is a tall white horse. She is always eager to obey Anna’s commands, but she likes to run fast. Sometimes it is hard for Anna to make Sugar walk slowly. Sugar doesn’t like to walk in mud.

Ringer is a tall brown horse. He is sturdy, patient, and sometimes stubborn. He is more comfortable to ride than Sugar. He can walk all day without getting tired, and he likes to run. He does not like to be around other horses.

How are Sugar and Rider alike?

• They are both white.

• They like other horses.

• They are stubborn.

• They are in good shape.

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Anna is going on a trail ride. She will ride fifty miles on horseback. The weather will be cold, and it might rain. Anna has two horses, Sugar and Ringer. Anna is sure that both horses are in good shape. However, she wants to choose the better one for the trail ride.

Sugar is a tall white horse. She is always eager to obey Anna’s commands, but she likes to run fast. Sometimes it is hard for Anna to make Sugar walk slowly. Sugar doesn’t like to walk in mud.

Ringer is a tall brown horse. He is sturdy, patient, and sometimes stubborn. He is more comfortable to ride than Sugar. He can walk all day without getting tired, and he likes to run. He does not like to be around other horses.

Based on the passage, how are Sugar and Ringer different?

• Ringer is more comfortable.

• Ringer belongs to Anna.

• Ringer gets tired easily.

• Ringer likes to walk in the rain.

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Where are the similarities placed in a Venn Diagram?

• On the left side.

• At the bottom.

• In both of the outer circles.

• In the middle circle.

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What is author's purpose (purpose)?

• the viewpoint from which the story is told.

• why the author chose to write a piece of literature.

• looking at similarities between 2 or more things.

• looking at differences between 2 or more things.

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What is this an image of?

• Pie Chart

• Bar Graph

• Venn Diagram

• Histogram

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John's dog is a happy dog. He always wags his tail when John comes home from work. He has shiny black fur with big scary teeth. Rebecca's dog is always sad. He never wags his tail. His fur is shiny black, and his teeth are big and scary.

What are the differences (contrast) between the two dogs?

• John's dog is happy, but Rebecca's dog is sad.

• John dog has small teeth, and Rebecca's dog has huge scary teeth.

• John's dog always wags his tail, but Rebecca's dog never wag its tail.

• The dogs have black shiny fur.

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If I am comparing a slipper and a boot, what goes in the comparing category?

• Goes on feet

• People wear them

• Are types of shoes

• Meant for outside

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What word(s) determine a story is written in 2nd person?

• You

• My

• They

• Yours

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What is the difference between 3rd limited & 3rd omniscient?

• 3rd limited you know one persons thoughts and feelings, but 3rd omniscient you know the thoughts and feelings of all characters in the story.

• 3rd limited you know all character's thoughts and 3rd omniscient you know the feelings and thoughts of one character.

• 3rd limited you know all characters thoughts and feelings, but 3rd omniscient you don't know anything at all.

• 3rd limited you know nothing at all, but 3rd omniscient, you know everything about every character.

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Where are the differences located at in a Venn Diagram?

• bottom left side.

• left and right circles.

• middle circle.

• in the corner.

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