Answer Questions About Key Details

What is this question wanting us to do?

• Identify the theme of Passage 1

• Identify the theme of Passage 2

• Identify the theme of Passage 1 and support with evidence

• Identify the theme of Passage 2 and support with evidence

What type of item is this?

• Part A/Part B

• Multi-select

• Selectable text

• Table match

• too

• tow

• two

• correct as is

What type of writing tells a story in sentences and paragraphs?

• argumentative/persuasive

• narrative

• poetic

• informational

After reading an argumentative essay, what should you know?

• An author's opinion and reasoning

• Plot and Theme

• Figurative meanings and symbols

• Only facts about one person or topic

When reading an informational text, what should a reader focus on?

• plot and theme

• stanzas, figurative language and symbols

• author's opinions, claims and reasoning

• facts about a person, topic or both sides of an issue

When reading a test passage, what should a person do?

• Highlight key ideas and details

• Underline important words

• Write questions or comments in the margins

• All of the answers

What do you call the lesson or message of a story?

• Resolution

• Climax

• Theme

• Exposition

Identify the main idea of the following passage: 'The sun set over the horizon, painting the sky in hues of orange and pink. Birds chirped their final songs of the day as the world prepared for night.'

• The passage describes a sunrise.

• The passage describes a sunset.

• The passage describes a storm.

• The passage describes a busy city.

Choose the correct form of the verb to complete the sentence: 'She _____ to the store every Saturday.'

• go

• goes

• going

• gone