Practice Review 7

"What does the figurative language in paragraph 15 help the reader understand about the flower?"

What type of question is this?

• author's purpose

• figurative language

• summary

• inference

"What does the point of view of this excerpt help the reader understand?"

What type of question is this?

• point of view

• figurative language

• draw conclusions

• author's purpose

"What is the meaning of profusion as it is used in paragraph 13?"

What type of question is this?

• vocabulary - analogy

• vocabulary - dictionary

• vocabulary - prefix/suffix

• vocabulary - context clues

"Which sentence suggests that Saeng’s main conflict in the excerpt will be resolved?"

What type of question is this?

• plot - climax; inference

• plot - conflict; inference

• plot - rising action; inference

• plot - resolution; inference

"Why is the leaf Saeng carries important in the excerpt?"

What type of question is this?

• author's purpose, draw conclusions

• plot - character, inference

• plot - climax; draw conclusions

• figurative language

"How does the change in settings from the nursery to the greenhouse advance the plot?"

What type of question is this?

• summary

• plot - setting

• point of view

• plot - conflict

"What is the best summary of the excerpt?"

What type of question is this?

• author's purpose

• point of view

• summary

• sensory language

"What does the photograph of the anaerobic digester silos and its caption help the reader understand?"

What type of question is this?

• summary

• graphics - media

• main idea

• graphics - photographs

"Which sentence from the selection best shows that the Sainsbury’s company tries to make use of a by-product?"

What type of question is this?

• summary

• inferencing

• main idea & supporting details

• drawing conclusions

"Which idea presented in the selection does the photograph and caption next to paragraph 3 best support?"

What type of story is this?

• main idea & supporting details

• graphics - photographs

• graphics - media

• sensory language