Unit 6 Review

Which of the following is an example of explicit information in a text?

• The character is feeling sad, but it is never stated directly.

• The author states that the weather is sunny and warm.

• The reader infers that the character is nervous because they are sweating.

• The main idea is hinted at but never fully explained.

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Implicit information is best described as:

• Details directly stated in the text.

• Information that requires the reader to make inferences.

• A summary of the text’s main ideas.

• The use of evidence to support an argument.

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Which of the following is a characteristic of a complex character?

• They remain the same throughout the story.

• They show multiple, sometimes conflicting traits.

• They are defined by a single, simple personality trait.

• They only serve a minor role in the plot.

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CCSS.RL.11-12.4

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Which character is most likely a complex character?

• A villain who is purely evil with no redeeming qualities.

• A hero who always makes the right choices.

• A protagonist who struggles between loyalty to family and personal freedom.

• A side character with few lines.

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What is the primary goal when summarizing an informational text?

• To rewrite the text in your own words, including all details.

• To analyze the author’s tone and style.

• To provide a brief overview of the main points and key ideas.

• To explain why you agree or disagree with the author.

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Which is an example of a logical appeal (logos)?

• A story about a family affected by a flood.

• A statistic showing that 80% of floods are caused by rising sea levels.

• A speech delivered with a passionate and emotional tone.

• A famous actor advocating for climate awareness.

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CCSS.RI.11-12.5

CCSS.RI.9-10.5

Which appeal relies on emotions (pathos)?

• Facts about the increase in global temperatures.

• A graph showing sea level rise over 10 years.

• A story about a child who lost their home in a hurricane.

• A quote from a scientist on climate change.

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CCSS.RI.11-12.5

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Which of the following is an example of an ethical appeal (ethos)?

• A scientist with 30 years of experience discussing climate solutions.

• An advertisement showing people crying after a natural disaster.

• A list of statistics about deforestation.

• A fictional story about a future without trees.

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CCSS.RI.11-12.5

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When identifying appeals in a text, which is the best approach?

• Focus only on facts and statistics.

• Look for emotional language and personal stories.

• Pay attention to the speaker’s credibility, logic, and emotional tactics.

• Ignore the author’s background and focus on your personal opinion.

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CCSS.RI.11-12.5

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Which of the following best demonstrates the use of implicit information to draw a conclusion?

• The article states that the company is closing due to low sales.

• The narrator says, “I was heartbroken,” so the reader knows she is sad.

• The character avoids eye contact and stammers, leading the reader to infer he is nervous.

• The author clearly lists the main reasons for the company’s success.

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