Assessment middle test grade 10

I have a favorite idol named Jeong Jaehyun. He is a member of a Korean boy group named NCT. He was born on February 14th, 1997 and now he is 23 years old. He is 183 cm tall. He has very white skin which makes him called ‘Casper’. According to some sources, he has an ideal body proportion. His legs are long. He also has broad shoulders. His hair looks very soft and his eyebrows are thick. He also has pointed nose. One charming point that everybody would notice is his dimple. He has very deep dimples on his chubby cheeks and they are clearly visible when he smiles. Despite having several nicknames, most of his fans often call him ‘peach’ because of his rosy cheeks. He is also called ‘bread’. This is because he often makes a facial expression which makes him look like a bread. He also has a lot of talents. He can sing, rap, and dance well. He is also good at sports and playing musical instruments such as piano. Moreover, he is also adept at cooking meat so that he has a nickname 'Jung Jaeyuk' which means meat.

What is one of Jeong Jaehyun's nicknames related to his physical appearance?

• Casper

• Bread

• Peach

• Jung Jaeyuk

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CCSS.RI.11-12.5

CCSS.RI.6.5

CCSS.RI.7.5

CCSS.RI.8.5

CCSS.RI.9-10.5

I have a favorite idol named Jeong Jaehyun. He is a member of a Korean boy group named NCT. He was born on February 14th, 1997 and now he is 23 years old. He is 183 cm tall. He has very white skin which makes him called ‘Casper’. According to some sources, he has an ideal body proportion. His legs are long. He also has broad shoulders. His hair looks very soft and his eyebrows are thick. He also has pointed nose. One charming point that everybody would notice is his dimple. He has very deep dimples on his chubby cheeks and they are clearly visible when he smiles. Despite having several nicknames, most of his fans often call him ‘peach’ because of his rosy cheeks. He is also called ‘bread’. This is because he often makes a facial expression which makes him look like a bread. He also has a lot of talents. He can sing, rap, and dance well. He is also good at sports and playing musical instruments such as piano. Moreover, he is also adept at cooking meat so that he has a nickname 'Jung Jaeyuk' which means meat.

What is Jeong Jaehyun's height?

• 173 cm

• 180 cm

• 183 cm

• 190 cm

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CCSS.RI.11-12.5

CCSS.RI.6.5

CCSS.RI.7.5

CCSS.RI.8.5

CCSS.RI.9-10.5

I have a favorite idol named Jeong Jaehyun. He is a member of a Korean boy group named NCT. He was born on February 14th, 1997 and now he is 23 years old. He is 183 cm tall. He has very white skin which makes him called ‘Casper’. According to some sources, he has an ideal body proportion. His legs are long. He also has broad shoulders. His hair looks very soft and his eyebrows are thick. He also has pointed nose. One charming point that everybody would notice is his dimple. He has very deep dimples on his chubby cheeks and they are clearly visible when he smiles. Despite having several nicknames, most of his fans often call him ‘peach’ because of his rosy cheeks. He is also called ‘bread’. This is because he often makes a facial expression which makes him look like a bread. He also has a lot of talents. He can sing, rap, and dance well. He is also good at sports and playing musical instruments such as piano. Moreover, he is also adept at cooking meat so that he has a nickname 'Jung Jaeyuk' which means meat.

Why is Jeong Jaehyun often called 'peach' by his fans?

• Because of his talent in cooking

• Because of his rosy cheeks

• Because of his ability to dance

• Because of his tall stature

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CCSS.RI.11-12.5

CCSS.RI.6.5

CCSS.RI.7.5

CCSS.RI.8.5

CCSS.RI.9-10.5

I have a favorite idol named Jeong Jaehyun. He is a member of a Korean boy group named NCT. He was born on February 14th, 1997 and now he is 23 years old. He is 183 cm tall. He has very white skin which makes him called ‘Casper’. According to some sources, he has an ideal body proportion. His legs are long. He also has broad shoulders. His hair looks very soft and his eyebrows are thick. He also has pointed nose. One charming point that everybody would notice is his dimple. He has very deep dimples on his chubby cheeks and they are clearly visible when he smiles. Despite having several nicknames, most of his fans often call him ‘peach’ because of his rosy cheeks. He is also called ‘bread’. This is because he often makes a facial expression which makes him look like a bread. He also has a lot of talents. He can sing, rap, and dance well. He is also good at sports and playing musical instruments such as piano. Moreover, he is also adept at cooking meat so that he has a nickname 'Jung Jaeyuk' which means meat.

Which of the following talents does Jeong Jaehyun NOT have according to the text?

• Singing

• Rapping

• Acting

• Playing the piano

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CCSS.RI.11-12.5

CCSS.RI.6.5

CCSS.RI.7.5

CCSS.RI.8.5

CCSS.RI.9-10.5

I have a favorite idol named Jeong Jaehyun. He is a member of a Korean boy group named NCT. He was born on February 14th, 1997 and now he is 23 years old. He is 183 cm tall. He has very white skin which makes him called ‘Casper’. According to some sources, he has an ideal body proportion. His legs are long. He also has broad shoulders. His hair looks very soft and his eyebrows are thick. He also has pointed nose. One charming point that everybody would notice is his dimple. He has very deep dimples on his chubby cheeks and they are clearly visible when he smiles. Despite having several nicknames, most of his fans often call him ‘peach’ because of his rosy cheeks. He is also called ‘bread’. This is because he often makes a facial expression which makes him look like a bread. He also has a lot of talents. He can sing, rap, and dance well. He is also good at sports and playing musical instruments such as piano. Moreover, he is also adept at cooking meat so that he has a nickname 'Jung Jaeyuk' which means meat.

What is the reason behind Jeong Jaehyun's nickname 'Jung Jaeyuk'?

• His ability to sing well

• His skills in cooking meat

• His proficiency in dancing

• His talent in playing musical instruments

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CCSS.RI.11-12.5

CCSS.RI.6.5

CCSS.RI.7.5

CCSS.RI.8.5

CCSS.RI.9-10.5

How to Operate an LCD Projector

Materials Needed:

• LCD projector

• Power cable

• Laptop or other video source

• VGA or HDMI cable (depending on projector and source)

• Remote control (if applicable)

• Screen or projection surface

Instructions:

1. Set Up the Projector:

   • Place the LCD projector on a stable surface, such as a projector stand or table, facing the projection screen or surface.

   • Ensure the projector is at the correct distance from the screen based on the projector’s specifications for optimal image size and focus.

2. Connect the Power Cable:

   • Plug the power cable into the projector and connect it to a power outlet.

   • Turn on the projector by pressing the power button, usually located on the top or side of the projector.

3. Connect the Video Source:

   • Connect one end of the VGA or HDMI cable to the video output port on your laptop or other video source.

   • Connect the other end of the cable to the corresponding port on the projector.

   • If using a different type of connection, ensure you have the appropriate adapters.

4. Power On the Video Source:

   • Turn on your laptop or video source device.

   • If necessary, select the correct input source on the projector using the remote control or on-projector buttons. This might involve pressing an “Input” or “Source” button.

5. Adjust the Projector Settings:

   • Use the remote control or projector menu to adjust the image settings. This may include brightness, contrast, and color settings to match the ambient lighting and desired image quality.

   • Adjust the focus by using the focus ring or controls on the projector to ensure a clear image.

6. Align the Projector:

   • If the image is not properly aligned on the screen, use the keystone correction feature on the projector to adjust the image shape. This feature compensates for any distortion caused by projector placement.

7. Select the Display Mode:

   • If your projector supports different display modes (e.g., presentation, movie, photo), select the mode that best suits your content.

8. Start the Presentation:

   • Open your presentation, video, or other content on the connected laptop or video source.

   • Begin your presentation or video playback. Ensure the content is displayed correctly on the screen.

9. Monitor and Adjust:

   • During use, monitor the image quality and make any necessary adjustments to the projector settings for optimal viewing.

   • If the projector gets too hot, it may have a built-in cooling system. Ensure that the vents are not obstructed.

10. Turn Off and Disconnect:

    • Once finished, turn off the projector using the power button. Wait for the projector to cool down before disconnecting the power cable.

    • Disconnect the video source cable from the projector.

    • Store the projector and cables properly to avoid damage.

    • What is the first step in setting up an LCD projector?

• Connect the video source

• Place the projector on a stable surface

• Adjust the image settings

• Turn on the projector

How to Operate an LCD Projector

Materials Needed:

• LCD projector

• Power cable

• Laptop or other video source

• VGA or HDMI cable (depending on projector and source)

• Remote control (if applicable)

• Screen or projection surface

Instructions:

1. Set Up the Projector:

   • Place the LCD projector on a stable surface, such as a projector stand or table, facing the projection screen or surface.

   • Ensure the projector is at the correct distance from the screen based on the projector’s specifications for optimal image size and focus.

2. Connect the Power Cable:

   • Plug the power cable into the projector and connect it to a power outlet.

   • Turn on the projector by pressing the power button, usually located on the top or side of the projector.

3. Connect the Video Source:

   • Connect one end of the VGA or HDMI cable to the video output port on your laptop or other video source.

   • Connect the other end of the cable to the corresponding port on the projector.

   • If using a different type of connection, ensure you have the appropriate adapters.

4. Power On the Video Source:

   • Turn on your laptop or video source device.

   • If necessary, select the correct input source on the projector using the remote control or on-projector buttons. This might involve pressing an “Input” or “Source” button.

5. Adjust the Projector Settings:

   • Use the remote control or projector menu to adjust the image settings. This may include brightness, contrast, and color settings to match the ambient lighting and desired image quality.

   • Adjust the focus by using the focus ring or controls on the projector to ensure a clear image.

6. Align the Projector:

   • If the image is not properly aligned on the screen, use the keystone correction feature on the projector to adjust the image shape. This feature compensates for any distortion caused by projector placement.

7. Select the Display Mode:

   • If your projector supports different display modes (e.g., presentation, movie, photo), select the mode that best suits your content.

8. Start the Presentation:

   • Open your presentation, video, or other content on the connected laptop or video source.

   • Begin your presentation or video playback. Ensure the content is displayed correctly on the screen.

9. Monitor and Adjust:

   • During use, monitor the image quality and make any necessary adjustments to the projector settings for optimal viewing.

   • If the projector gets too hot, it may have a built-in cooling system. Ensure that the vents are not obstructed.

10. Turn Off and Disconnect:

    • Once finished, turn off the projector using the power button. Wait for the projector to cool down before disconnecting the power cable.

    • Disconnect the video source cable from the projector.

    • Store the projector and cables properly to avoid damage.

    • What should you do after placing the projector on a stable surface?

• Connect the power cable

• Connect the video source

• Adjust the focus

• Turn on the video source

How to Operate an LCD Projector

Materials Needed:

• LCD projector

• Power cable

• Laptop or other video source

• VGA or HDMI cable (depending on projector and source)

• Remote control (if applicable)

• Screen or projection surface

Instructions:

1. Set Up the Projector:

   • Place the LCD projector on a stable surface, such as a projector stand or table, facing the projection screen or surface.

   • Ensure the projector is at the correct distance from the screen based on the projector’s specifications for optimal image size and focus.

2. Connect the Power Cable:

   • Plug the power cable into the projector and connect it to a power outlet.

   • Turn on the projector by pressing the power button, usually located on the top or side of the projector.

3. Connect the Video Source:

   • Connect one end of the VGA or HDMI cable to the video output port on your laptop or other video source.

   • Connect the other end of the cable to the corresponding port on the projector.

   • If using a different type of connection, ensure you have the appropriate adapters.

4. Power On the Video Source:

   • Turn on your laptop or video source device.

   • If necessary, select the correct input source on the projector using the remote control or on-projector buttons. This might involve pressing an “Input” or “Source” button.

5. Adjust the Projector Settings:

   • Use the remote control or projector menu to adjust the image settings. This may include brightness, contrast, and color settings to match the ambient lighting and desired image quality.

   • Adjust the focus by using the focus ring or controls on the projector to ensure a clear image.

6. Align the Projector:

   • If the image is not properly aligned on the screen, use the keystone correction feature on the projector to adjust the image shape. This feature compensates for any distortion caused by projector placement.

7. Select the Display Mode:

   • If your projector supports different display modes (e.g., presentation, movie, photo), select the mode that best suits your content.

8. Start the Presentation:

   • Open your presentation, video, or other content on the connected laptop or video source.

   • Begin your presentation or video playback. Ensure the content is displayed correctly on the screen.

9. Monitor and Adjust:

   • During use, monitor the image quality and make any necessary adjustments to the projector settings for optimal viewing.

   • If the projector gets too hot, it may have a built-in cooling system. Ensure that the vents are not obstructed.

10. Turn Off and Disconnect:

    • Once finished, turn off the projector using the power button. Wait for the projector to cool down before disconnecting the power cable.

    • Disconnect the video source cable from the projector.

    • Store the projector and cables properly to avoid damage.

    • How do you turn on the LCD projector?

• By pressing the remote control

• By pressing the power button on the projector

• By connecting the video source

• By adjusting the projector settings

How to Operate an LCD Projector

Materials Needed:

• LCD projector

• Power cable

• Laptop or other video source

• VGA or HDMI cable (depending on projector and source)

• Remote control (if applicable)

• Screen or projection surface

Instructions:

1. Set Up the Projector:

   • Place the LCD projector on a stable surface, such as a projector stand or table, facing the projection screen or surface.

   • Ensure the projector is at the correct distance from the screen based on the projector’s specifications for optimal image size and focus.

2. Connect the Power Cable:

   • Plug the power cable into the projector and connect it to a power outlet.

   • Turn on the projector by pressing the power button, usually located on the top or side of the projector.

3. Connect the Video Source:

   • Connect one end of the VGA or HDMI cable to the video output port on your laptop or other video source.

   • Connect the other end of the cable to the corresponding port on the projector.

   • If using a different type of connection, ensure you have the appropriate adapters.

4. Power On the Video Source:

   • Turn on your laptop or video source device.

   • If necessary, select the correct input source on the projector using the remote control or on-projector buttons. This might involve pressing an “Input” or “Source” button.

5. Adjust the Projector Settings:

   • Use the remote control or projector menu to adjust the image settings. This may include brightness, contrast, and color settings to match the ambient lighting and desired image quality.

   • Adjust the focus by using the focus ring or controls on the projector to ensure a clear image.

6. Align the Projector:

   • If the image is not properly aligned on the screen, use the keystone correction feature on the projector to adjust the image shape. This feature compensates for any distortion caused by projector placement.

7. Select the Display Mode:

   • If your projector supports different display modes (e.g., presentation, movie, photo), select the mode that best suits your content.

8. Start the Presentation:

   • Open your presentation, video, or other content on the connected laptop or video source.

   • Begin your presentation or video playback. Ensure the content is displayed correctly on the screen.

9. Monitor and Adjust:

   • During use, monitor the image quality and make any necessary adjustments to the projector settings for optimal viewing.

   • If the projector gets too hot, it may have a built-in cooling system. Ensure that the vents are not obstructed.

10. Turn Off and Disconnect:

    • Once finished, turn off the projector using the power button. Wait for the projector to cool down before disconnecting the power cable.

    • Disconnect the video source cable from the projector.

    • Store the projector and cables properly to avoid damage.

    • What should you do if the projector does not automatically display the image from the video source?

• Restart the laptop

• Change the projector’s input source

• Adjust the keystone correction

• Clean the projector lens

How to Operate an LCD Projector

Materials Needed:

• LCD projector

• Power cable

• Laptop or other video source

• VGA or HDMI cable (depending on projector and source)

• Remote control (if applicable)

• Screen or projection surface

Instructions:

1. Set Up the Projector:

   • Place the LCD projector on a stable surface, such as a projector stand or table, facing the projection screen or surface.

   • Ensure the projector is at the correct distance from the screen based on the projector’s specifications for optimal image size and focus.

2. Connect the Power Cable:

   • Plug the power cable into the projector and connect it to a power outlet.

   • Turn on the projector by pressing the power button, usually located on the top or side of the projector.

3. Connect the Video Source:

   • Connect one end of the VGA or HDMI cable to the video output port on your laptop or other video source.

   • Connect the other end of the cable to the corresponding port on the projector.

   • If using a different type of connection, ensure you have the appropriate adapters.

4. Power On the Video Source:

   • Turn on your laptop or video source device.

   • If necessary, select the correct input source on the projector using the remote control or on-projector buttons. This might involve pressing an “Input” or “Source” button.

5. Adjust the Projector Settings:

   • Use the remote control or projector menu to adjust the image settings. This may include brightness, contrast, and color settings to match the ambient lighting and desired image quality.

   • Adjust the focus by using the focus ring or controls on the projector to ensure a clear image.

6. Align the Projector:

   • If the image is not properly aligned on the screen, use the keystone correction feature on the projector to adjust the image shape. This feature compensates for any distortion caused by projector placement.

7. Select the Display Mode:

   • If your projector supports different display modes (e.g., presentation, movie, photo), select the mode that best suits your content.

8. Start the Presentation:

   • Open your presentation, video, or other content on the connected laptop or video source.

   • Begin your presentation or video playback. Ensure the content is displayed correctly on the screen.

9. Monitor and Adjust:

   • During use, monitor the image quality and make any necessary adjustments to the projector settings for optimal viewing.

   • If the projector gets too hot, it may have a built-in cooling system. Ensure that the vents are not obstructed.

10. Turn Off and Disconnect:

    • Once finished, turn off the projector using the power button. Wait for the projector to cool down before disconnecting the power cable.

    • Disconnect the video source cable from the projector.

    • Store the projector and cables properly to avoid damage.

    • What type of cable is typically used to connect a laptop to an LCD projector?

• USB cable

• Ethernet cable

• VGA or HDMI cable

• Audio cable