Quiz on Classroom Cameras

What is the author’s main argument against putting cameras in classrooms?

• Cameras are too expensive and unnecessary.

• Cameras will help students behave better.

• Teachers do not want cameras in their classrooms.

• Cameras will help improve student focus.

What is the purpose of the first paragraph?

• To introduce a personal anecdote to engage the reader.

• To explain how cameras improve classroom behavior.

• To describe how teachers use cameras.

• To argue that schools should install more cameras.

What evidence does the author provide to support the claim that cameras can distract students?

• Teachers can review footage to see what happened.

• Students might wave at or make faces at the camera.

• Some students prefer to study with cameras watching them.

• Cameras are too expensive for schools to afford.

Which sentence best summarizes paragraph 3?

• Schools already have cameras in the hallways, so adding more is unnecessary.

• Schools should install more cameras to prevent bad behavior.

• Cameras in classrooms can help teachers monitor students.

• Students are not distracted by cameras in the hallways.

Which statement is an opinion from the passage?

• "Cameras aren’t there because people talk a lot."

• "90% of students claim that they do better work when they are calmer."

• "Instead of solving problems, cameras would cause the problems."

• "Somebody in class would usually report it."

Which word would be the best replacement for "accidentally" in paragraph 1?

• Purposely

• Unintentionally

• Secretly

• Quickly

Which word would be the best replacement for "obvious" in paragraph 2?

• Hidden

• Unclear

• Apparent

• Secret

Which word is the opposite of "confusing"?

• Confusing

• Clear

• Hidden

• Complicated

Which word would be the best replacement for "install" in paragraph 3?

• Remove

• Fix

• Set up

• Ignore