According to Bryson, what is the reason for the mess in his room?

He believes it is creative clutter.

He is waiting for someone else to clean it.

He doesn't think the room is messy.

Why does Dwayne like his room tidy?

Because he likes to find things easily.

Because his mom told him to keep it tidy.

Because he likes the room to be colorful.

What solution does Dwayne come up with to satisfy both his and Bryson's preferences?

To divide the room with a line of tape.

What is the most likely reason the playwright uses a simile in this line?

To explain that Bryson’s belongings have made a mess in Dwayne’s bedroom

To identify an activity that Bryson and Dwayne have done together

To suggest that Bryson has been eating snacks in Dwayne’s bedroom

To show that Dwayne plans to throw away Bryson’s belongings

What causes the conflict between Dwayne and Bryson in lines 22 through 27?

Dwayne thinks Bryson is teasing him.

Dwayne thinks Bryson is being lazy.

Dwayne thinks Bryson is jealous.

Dwayne thinks Bryson is too forgetful.

Why is line 37 important to the plot?

It provides the climax in the plot of the play.

It reveals the resolution to the problem in the play.

It establishes a new setting in the play.

It introduces a new conflict to the play.

What is the main theme of the play?

Treat others kindly to earn their friendship.

Practice good habits every day.

Try to understand the viewpoints of others.

What does the reader learn from the stage directions in scene 2?

Bryson would be more comfortable sleeping on the bottom bunk bed.

Bryson does not worry about being neat.

Bryson has been searching for something in Dwayne’s room.

Bryson does not like staying in Dwayne’s room.

What can the reader infer about Dwayne based on line 18?

Dwayne feels uncomfortable when he sees the condition of his room.

Dwayne wants to surprise Bryson by putting his things away.

Dwayne thinks Bryson brought too many clothes with him.

Dwayne feels happiest when he is organizing clothes.

Why is it important to take the time to pick the right pet, according to the text?

Because it is good for our health to have the right pet.

Because having a pet is a long-term commitment.

Because having a pet can make people more active.

Because pets require a lot of space.

What was the main finding of the study that recorded people's exercise habits for 10 months?

Dog owners exercised more often and for longer periods than people without dogs.

People without pets exercised more often.

Exercise habits of pet owners did not change over time.

People with pets exercised less often than those without.

What can be inferred from the statement "When pet owners provide exercise for their pet, they get exercise too"?

Providing exercise for pets also benefits the owner's physical activity.

Pet owners are generally healthier than non-pet owners.

Pets require exercise to be healthy.

All pet owners exercise with their pets.

What is one way that pets can contribute to the health of their owners, as mentioned in the text?

By helping to reduce stress and anxiety.

By providing companionship to hospital patients.

By increasing the chance of allergies.

What did the study in Minnesota find about petting a cat?

It can help prevent sudden illnesses.

It can cause stress in pet owners.

It can increase blood pressure.

It can make recovery from illness slower.

What surprising health benefit of pets did researchers discover, contrary to popular belief?

Pets can help prevent allergies in children.

Pets can help people exercise more.

Pets can increase stress levels.

What was the result of the 2011 study in Detroit regarding babies who had been around pets?

The children were less likely to become allergic to pets as they got older.

The children were more likely to become allergic to pets as they got older.

The children had a higher chance of developing sudden illnesses.

The children had increased stress levels.

According to the text, what is one of the emotional benefits of pet ownership?

Pets can make people feel happy and help keep away feelings of loneliness.

Pets can increase feelings of loneliness.

Pets can decrease the social support for people.

Pets can make people feel overwhelmed with responsibilities.

What has research shown about pets in relation to social support?

Pets have no effect on social support.

Pets undermine social support among friends and family.

Pets replace the need for any human social interaction.

How can pets affect the experience of loneliness according to the text?

People experience feelings of loneliness less often when they have a pet at home.

Pets can increase the frequency of loneliness.

People experience feelings of loneliness more often with a pet.

Pets have no impact on feelings of loneliness.

What can pets give to people's lives, as mentioned in the text?

Pets can give meaning and a sense of purpose.

Pets can give financial stability and career opportunities.

Pets can give educational lessons and skills training.

Pets can give legal advice and guidance.

What is one claim the author makes in the selection?

Pets are good for their owners because pets keep people healthy.

Some dogs need much more exercise than others do.

Children are responsible pet owners.

Taking walks is the best way to provide exercise for a dog.

Who is the author most likely addressing in the selection?

Someone wanting to learn about different types of pets

Someone seeking ways to treat pet allergies

Someone considering whether to have a pet

Someone trying to find a home for a pet

What key idea do the details in the section "Calming Benefits" support?

A trained pet can reduce the stress people experience.

Resources should be gathered before training a pet.

Many people are unfamiliar with how to train an animal.

Many people have trouble dealing with stressful situations.

Which idea does the author include to support the claim that pets make people become more active?

People find it more fun to exercise with a pet.

Pet owners need to maintain good health.

People think that pets can cause stress.

Pet owners have fewer allergies.

According to the poem 'Assembly' by Nikki Grimes, how do the students behave when they are on stage for their recital?

They squirm in their seats and seem bored.

They behave like well-trained musicians.

They perform with great confidence.

What does the speaker in the poem do when it's time for their solo?

They close their eyes and wait for courage.

They sing loudly and confidently.

What metaphor is used in the poem to describe the kids watching the recital?

They are compared to hyenas in human skin.

They are described as a quiet audience.

They are compared to water ripples.

What happens after the speaker tells themselves to 'Live inside the song'?

They begin to squirm in their seat.

Why are the events in stanzas 4 and 5 (lines 16–25) important to the resolution of the poem 'Assembly'?

The speaker's attitude changes.

The speaker discovers a new talent.

The speaker's classmates stop singing.

How do lines 20 through 22 from the poem 'Assembly' support the theme of the poem?

By suggesting that confidence often comes from within

By highlighting that an active imagination can be powerful

By suggesting that learning to be responsible is part of growing up

By showing that recitals can bring people together

What is the most likely reason the poet describes the kids as “hyenas in human skin” in line 5 of the poem “Assembly”?

To show that the kids are noisy and disruptive

To highlight that the kids are part of a large group

To indicate that the kids are concerned about the performance

To reveal that the kids are hungry for their lunch

Read lines 23 and 24 of the poem “Assembly.” The figurative language in these lines helps the reader understand —

that the speaker knows many songs

When would be an appropriate time to use RACE?

When there is a short response question that correlates with the passage.

When answering multiple choice questions.

When working on revising and editing questions.

When there is a long extended response that correlates with the passage.

Combine the following sentences using your FANBOYS: I love to read. I enjoy playing soccer with my friends.

I love to read, and I enjoy playing soccer with my friends.

I love to read, yet I enjoy playing soccer with my friends.

I love to read and I enjoy playing soccer with my friends.

I enjoy playing soccer with my friends and love to read.

What is a theme of a story?

The moral or lesson of the story

What does first-person point of view mean?

The story is told by one of the characters, using "I" or "we"

The story is told by an outside observer

The story switches between different characters' perspectives

The story is told in a way that the reader knows the thoughts of all characters

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DROPDOWN QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Who is known to Bryson as Aunt Meg?
(a)

Dwayne's sister

Bryson's mother

Dwayne's mother

Bryson's aunt

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

What is Dwayne's attitude towards sharing his room with Bryson?

He is unhappy

He is indifferent

He is cheerful

He is annoyed

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Where does Dwayne suggest Bryson put his shoes?

On the bed

In the closet

In the middle of the floor

Outside the room

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

What does Bryson do for the first time?

Sleeps in a bunk bed

Visits his cousin Dwayne

Stays in a very orderly room

Shares a room with someone

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

What does Dwayne do after he sees Bryson's things scattered in his bedroom?

He leaves the room as it is.

He cleans up the room by organizing Bryson's belongings.

He calls Bryson to clean up.

He throws Bryson's belongings away.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

How does Bryson react when he sees his things being tidied up by Dwayne?

He is grateful and thanks Dwayne.

He is indifferent and ignores Dwayne.

He is upset and tells Dwayne to stop.

He helps Dwayne tidy up.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

What does Bryson do after Dwayne starts tidying up?

He starts cleaning up with Dwayne.

He continues drawing, ignoring Dwayne.

He leaves the room.

He apologizes to Dwayne.

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STAAR REVIEW (2024)

Who is known to Bryson as Aunt Meg?
(a)

What is Dwayne's attitude towards sharing his room with Bryson?

Where does Dwayne suggest Bryson put his shoes?

What does Bryson do for the first time?

What does Dwayne do after he sees Bryson's things scattered in his bedroom?

How does Bryson react when he sees his things being tidied up by Dwayne?

What does Bryson do after Dwayne starts tidying up?

According to Bryson, what is the reason for the mess in his room?
(a)

Why does Dwayne like his room tidy?

What does Bryson prefer for his room?

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STAAR REVIEW (2024)

Who is known to Bryson as Aunt Meg? (a)

What is Dwayne's attitude towards sharing his room with Bryson?

Where does Dwayne suggest Bryson put his shoes?

What does Bryson do for the first time?

What does Dwayne do after he sees Bryson's things scattered in his bedroom?

How does Bryson react when he sees his things being tidied up by Dwayne?

What does Bryson do after Dwayne starts tidying up?

According to Bryson, what is the reason for the mess in his room? (a)

Why does Dwayne like his room tidy?

What does Bryson prefer for his room?

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Who is known to Bryson as Aunt Meg?
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According to Bryson, what is the reason for the mess in his room?
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