2ND PT IN ENGLISH (Grade 6)

Which is NOT an observed change in our body when we get angry?

• Our face turns red.

• Our heart beats faster.

• Our shoulders become stiff.

• Our breathing becomes slow.

In the sentence, “Changes occur in our body,” which of the following words is a synonym for the word occur?

• stay

• form

• happen

• Transform

Why do people sometimes feel guilty for being angry?

• Anger may hurt others.

• Anger is not a feeling you should show to other people.

• Anger may cause us to create positive change in the world.

• Anger may cause us to be motivated to act on something.

Which of these actions is based on anger as a positive form of expression?

• focusing on what is wrong

• identifying the root of the problem

• saying hurtful words

• keeping our emotions bottled up inside of us

Which of these actions are based on anger as a form of motivation?

• asking the person we are angry at to think of how the problem can be resolved

• giving the person that we are angry at the silent treatment

• kicking a chair aside and screaming out loud

• seeking the help of a third person to side with you

What is one benefit of feeling angry?

• It provides a form of exercise for our heart and blood vessels.

• It prepares us for future occasions that we might feel angry.

• It serves as a signal that something is not right.

In the selection, what is the meaning of the word "challenge?"

• It refers to a task that is new.

• It refers to a task that is different.

• It refers to a task that is assigned to us.

• It refers to a task that is difficult to do.

In the selection, which trait would be most helpful when trying to use our anger in a positive way?

• being obedient

• being honest

• being thoughtful

• being hardworking

Which type of informational structure uses these signal words: first, then, finally ...?

• time-order

• comparison and contrast

• descriptive

• Problem and solution

____ uses language to help reader form images or visual processes. What is this?

• Description

• Sequential

• cause and effect

• time -order