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The 'who/subject' is....

• the person or thing a text or article is about
• The date the article is happening
• where the stuff takes place
• What happens in the article or text

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The magic ring comes into Bilbo's hands when...

• Gandalf gives it to him
• He wins it from the Elf King
• He borrows it from Kili
• He finds it in Gollum's cave

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Dad put the tent and sleeping bags in the back of the car. Mom put the food in a cooler. The family got in the car and headed for the mountains.
WHAT IS THE FAMILY DOING?

• running away
• going to the grocery store
• moving
• going camping

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In the opening of the short story, what is Della concerned about?

• Her husband is earning less money than he did previously.
• She does not have enough money to buy her husband a proper present.
• There is a gray cat walking along their fence.

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What was the compromise reached between the mufti and Malala's father?

• Malala would no longer go to school.
• The girls would use a different gate from the men.
• The school would be shut down as long as Malala's father was not hurt.
• The mufti would take over as teachers at Malala's father's school.

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Word CreatorsWilliam Shakespeare is widely credited with adding more than 1,700 new words to the English language in the late fifteenth and early sixteenth centuries. Yet some scholars question that estimate, suggesting that some of the "new" words credited to Shakespeare may have already been in use when he incorporated them into his plays. So if Shakespeare didn't radically change the English language, then who did? According to some language experts, young women, rather than men, are actually responsible for inventing most new words. Two linguists at the University of Helsinki in Finland analyzed six thousand letters written between 1417 and 1681. They found that female letter writers changed the way they wrote more often than their male counterparts. One reason could be that women often have more social connections than men, and social connections allow people to introduce each other to new uses of words.

• Shakespeare is often credited with adding many new words to the English language.
• Recent research suggests that the language changes that have occurred in the 15th and 16th century are owed a great deal to female writers. 

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"Are you already done?" his father asked. "It seems like you just got in the water." Jacob was finished with his bath in two minutes. He got his body and hair wet, rubbed  shampoo on his hair, washed his body with soap, and rinsed off. He liked fast baths so to have more time to play. In fact, Jacob never took a long bath. To him, the faster the bath, the better.
What is the central idea of the passage?

• Jacob is very clean
• Jacob never too showers
• Jacob likes to take fast baths

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Microchips provide the power for wristwatches. They are also the brains in our computers, and they control robots. These chips are used in video games and space shuttles. They make our cameras, radios, and televisions small and light.
What is the story mainly about?

• How computers work
• Why televisions are small
• How microchips are used

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Which detail would be relevant to this main idea? If you are feeling sad, you can make yourself feel better by doing a few simple things.

• Some people are always happy and in a good mood.

• Some people are just angry about something all of the time.

• Some people will go for a walk or listen to music when they are sad.

• You can't be happy all of the time.

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What is the best summary of the text?

• The Titanic sank.

• The Titanic was mistakenly thought to be unsinkable.

• Icebergs frequently sink ships.

• The Titanic did not have enough lifeboats.

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