Grade 6 SAVVAS Unit 2 (Cold Read) - Organize Details Quiz

Question 1: What is the main idea of the passage?

• The main idea of the passage is about the process of photosynthesis

• The main idea of the passage is about the history of dinosaurs

• The main idea of the passage is about the benefits of exercise

• The main idea of the passage is...

Question 2: How are the details in the passage organized?

• Randomly

• By importance

• Chronologically or sequentially

• Geographically

Question 3: What details support the main idea in paragraph 2?

• The general overview of...

• The conclusion drawn from...

• The historical context of...

• The specific examples of...

Question 4: Which paragraph provides the most important details about the topic?

• Paragraph 1

• Paragraph 2

• Paragraph 5

• Paragraph 3

Question 5: How does the author use specific details to support the main idea?

• By using irrelevant information that does not relate to the main idea

• By providing examples, statistics, or anecdotes that directly support the main idea.

• By including contradictory details that weaken the main idea

• By omitting any specific details and only providing general statements

Question 6: What details in the passage help the reader understand the setting?

• Details about the main character's personality

• Historical background of the setting

• Dialogue between characters

• Descriptive details about the time of day, weather, and physical surroundings

Question 7: How do the details in the first paragraph connect to the details in the last paragraph?

• The details in the first paragraph provide the resolution or conclusion, while the details in the last paragraph set up the problem or situation

• The details in the first paragraph and the last paragraph are from different stories and have no connection

• The details in the first paragraph are completely unrelated to the details in the last paragraph

• The details in the first paragraph set up the problem or situation, while the details in the last paragraph provide the resolution or conclusion.

Question 8: What details in the passage help the reader understand the characters?

• Actions, thoughts, and dialogue of the characters

• Historical background of the story

• Weather conditions in the setting

• Physical appearance of the characters

Question 9: How are the details in the passage related to each other?

• They are related by being from different sources

• They are related by providing supporting information, examples, or explanations to develop the main idea or topic.

• They are related by being completely unrelated

• They are related by contradicting each other

Question 10: What details in the passage are most important for understanding the problem presented?

• The details that explain the setting of the passage

• The details that describe the problem, its causes, and its potential solutions.

• The details that describe the characters in the passage

• The details that provide historical background unrelated to the problem