RI.7.3 PRACTICE

What is the main idea of the passage?

• The village of Greenfield is known for its harsh winters.

• The residents of Greenfield enjoy planting flowers and vegetables.

• The village of Greenfield has a strong sense of community.

• The residents of Greenfield dislike gardening.

How does the tradition of planting flowers and vegetables affect the village?

• It causes conflicts among the residents.

• It makes the village look dull and uninviting.

• It beautifies the village and strengthens community bonds.

• It leads to a decrease in the village's population.

Which detail from the passage supports the idea that the village is a friendly place?

• "The small village of Greenfield was known for its lush gardens."

• "Every spring, the community came together to plant flowers and vegetables."

• "This tradition not only beautified the village but also strengthened the bonds among its residents."

• "The village of Greenfield was known for its harsh winters."

What can be inferred about the residents of Greenfield based on the passage?

• They are competitive and do not work well together.

• They value their community and enjoy working together.

• They prefer to keep to themselves and avoid social activities.

• They are indifferent to the appearance of their village.

What is the main purpose of the park in the city?

• To provide a place for people to exercise.

• To serve as a sanctuary from the noise and stress of city life.

• To offer a playground for children.

• To host community events.

How does the park benefit the residents of the city?

• It increases the city's noise levels.

• It provides a space for relaxation and recreation.

• It takes up valuable real estate.

• It is rarely used by the residents.

Which detail from the passage supports the idea that the park is a popular place?

• "In the heart of the bustling city, there was a small park."

• "Every morning, joggers could be seen making their rounds."

• "The park was not just a place for recreation."

• "It was a sanctuary where people could escape the noise and stress of city life."

What can be inferred about the residents' feelings towards the park?

• They are indifferent to its presence.

• They appreciate having a place to relax and unwind.

• They find it inconvenient and noisy.

• They prefer other recreational areas in the city.