Reading Review

Name

Class

21 We can conclude that Brian was about to say -

• A - sandcastles
• B - fire pits
• C - sand forts
• D - ocean water tunnels

22 What inference can be made?

• A - Tara is bossy.
• B - Tara is older.
• C - Tara is Brian’s sister.
• D - Tara got to pick the vacation spot.

23 It is most likely that -

• A - soda does not contain sugar
• B - these new choices are welcomed by students
• C - students cannot afford vending machine snacks
• D - soda and candy are unhealthy choices

24 What important message is the author trying to get across?

• A - All students need to eat healthier food.
• B - Schools play an important role in helping students become more healthy.
• C - All public schools need to offer better food choices.
• D - Vending machines cause kids to gain too much weight.

25 In the poem the author compares her face to a mask. This an example of -

• A - personification
• B - simile
• C - metaphor

26 What can you infer based on the poem?

• A - The author believes we hide our true emotions.
• B - The author wears a mask.
• C - The author is sad.
• D - The author is shy.

27 Which of the following is an opinion expressed in the passage?

• A - I’m a nice guy.
• B - Jason is running for class president.
• C - Vote for me, Jason Miller.
• D - The cafeteria menu is not tasty.

28 What is Jason’s main claim in his speech?

• A - He will get a new cafeteria menu.
• B - He will make a good class president.
• C - He will get the basketball team new uniforms.
• D - He is a nice guy.