Reading Comprehension Quiz

What is the main idea of the passage?

• How to bake a cake

• The author's favorite color

• N/A

• The history of the moon landing

Which of the following details supports the main idea?

• The main idea is not supported by any details.

• The main idea is supported by multiple details.

• The answer cannot be determined without the specific details provided in the question.

• All of the details support the main idea.

Based on the information in the passage, what can you infer?

• There is no information in the passage

• The information in the passage is irrelevant

• The information in the passage is contradictory

• N/A

What conclusion can you draw from the passage?

• The passage is too complex to understand.

• The passage is very informative.

• No conclusion can be drawn.

• The author has a biased opinion.

What is the meaning of the word _______ as used in the passage?

• The word is a proper noun in the passage.

• The word means 'happy' in the passage.

• I cannot generate an answer without the specific word in the question.

• The word is not used in the passage.

Which phrase in the passage is used to contrast two things?

• used to describe

• used to compare

• used to contrast

• used to emphasize

What is the main idea of the second text?

• The main idea of the second text is to provide a step-by-step guide on how to bake a cake.

• The main idea of the second text is to discuss the benefits of exercise.

• The main idea of the second text is to analyze the impact of climate change on the economy.

• Not provided

Which detail from the second text supports the main idea?

• The detail about ignoring the language of the question.

• The detail about carefully identifying the language of the question.

• The detail about using a dictionary to translate the question.

• The detail about asking a friend for help with the question.

Compare and contrast the main ideas of the two texts.

• Explain the main ideas of one text and ignore the other text.

• Discuss the main ideas of one text and summarize the other text.

• Analyze the similarities and differences in the main ideas presented in each text.

• Identify the main ideas of each text.