FAST Practice ELA 6th

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What is the primary purpose of Passage 2 in the context of women's voting rights?

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To show how women responded to opposition after gaining voting rights.

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How does Passage 2 differ in its approach to women's suffrage compared to Passage 1?

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It suggests that women’s suffrage was steadily making a difference.

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What tone is created by the phrase 'It brightens the room with wonder'?

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Fascination.

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How does the comparison of the sea to a rain forest and an elevator ride enhance the meaning of the passage?

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It shows how each new view is distinctly special.

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What themes are supported by the detail about the jellyfish with thick limbs and velvety skin?

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Both themes: 'Exploring allows for a deeper understanding of our world' and 'There is much to admire in nature.'

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What is the significance of understanding an author's purpose in a passage?

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It helps readers grasp the main message and intent behind the text.

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What are common tones that can be identified in literary passages?

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Examples include fascination, sadness, joy, anger, and nostalgia.

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Why is it important to compare different passages when analyzing themes?

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It allows for a deeper understanding of how different perspectives can convey similar or contrasting messages.

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What does the term 'theme' refer to in literature?

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The central idea or underlying message conveyed by a text.

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How can figurative language, like similes and metaphors, enhance a passage?

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It adds depth and vivid imagery, making the text more engaging and relatable.