9/20 quick quiz

Which word is a synonym for "explicit statement?"​ ​ (a)  

• quote
• suggestion
• conclusion
• inference

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Explicit statements are ​ (a)  

• obvious
• invisible
• inferred
• not stated

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Which word suggests a character is angry?​ (a)  

• hissed
• said
• stated
• whispered

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Which sentence first shows Mother was unhappy?

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Since inferences are... in a text, you can not underline, highlight or circle them.

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An inference is actually a new

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Which sentence states the age of the family's previous car?

Which set of words are synonyms for "explicit statement"?

• detail

  quote

  suggestion

• detail

  quote

  sentence

• detail

  quote

  guess

• detail

  quote

  inference

Answer explanation

The question asks for a set of words that are synonyms for "explicit statement". The correct answer is 'detail', 'quote', and 'sentence'. These words can be used to communicate explicit statement. The other options such as 'suggestion', 'guess', and 'inference' do not necessarily mean an explicit statement, which should be clear and easy to understand.

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Which set of words are synonyms for "inference"?

• conclusion

  detail

  suggestion

• conclusion

  detail

  invisible

• conclusion

  detail

  quote

• conclusion

  guess

  implication

Answer explanation

The question asks for synonyms of the word 'inference'. The correct answer is 'conclusion', 'guess', and 'implication'. These words have similar meanings to 'inference', which involves guessing what the author actually means based on the evidence.

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The text suggests the idea that Mama considers several factors when purchasing an item. What is one of them? Select the correct PS I LOVE U as your evidence.​ (a)  

• P#6 S#4

• P#7 S#2

• P#7 S#3

• P#6 S#2

Answer explanation

The question asks about one of the factors Mama takes into account when buying an item, and asks to reference PS I LOVE U. The correct response is 'P#6 S#4', indicating that this point is discussed in paragraph 6, sentence 4 of the text referred to as PS I LOVE U.

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