RI 6.1 Test Prep Review

Which statement best explains why many middle school students have trouble getting enough sleep on school nights?

• Middle school students usually have too much homework to finish before bedtime.
• Changes in students’ internal body clocks can make it difficult to fall asleep early.
• Most middle schools require students to attend after-school activities.
• Parents do not remind middle school students to go to bed on time.

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Which sentence from the article best supports the answer to the previous question regarding why middle school students have trouble getting enough sleep?

• ‐Most middle schools in the United States begin classes between 7:30 and 8:00 in the morning.‐
• ‐These changes can make it more difficult for them to fall asleep early, even when they try to go to bed at a reasonable time.‐
• ‐School nurses also reported fewer visits from students complaining of headaches or fatigue.‐
• ‐Some parents worry that later start times could interfere with after-school activities such as sports, clubs, or part-time jobs.‐

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Which detail from the article shows that later school start times may benefit students?

• Some parents are concerned about after-school scheduling.
• Students may still struggle to fall asleep at night.
• Teachers reported that students were more alert during morning lessons.
• Schools often begin between 7:30 and 8:00 a.m.

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What can the reader infer about students who do not get enough sleep?

• They may feel more focused in class.
• They may experience fewer health problems.
• They may perform better in sports activities.
• They may struggle with mood and behavior during the day.

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Which sentence from the article best supports the inference about students who do not get enough sleep?

• ‐Researchers have found that students who are well-rested are less likely to feel stressed or frustrated during the school day.‐
• ‐Some schools that have changed their start times have already noticed positive results.‐
• ‐Others are concerned that adjusting school schedules could create transportation problems.‐
• ‐Most middle schools in the United States begin classes between 7:30 and 8:00 in the morning.‐

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According to the article, how much sleep do students between the ages of 11 and 14 need each night?

• 6 to 7 hours
• 7 to 8 hours
• 8 to 10 hours
• 10 to 12 hours

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Which statement best describes one concern people have about later school start times?

• Students may lose interest in class.
• Teachers may have less time to teach.
• After-school schedules may become difficult to manage.
• Students may feel more stressed.

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Which sentence from the article best supports the answer to the previous question regarding concerns about later school start times?

• “After the change, teachers reported that students were more alert during morning lessons.”
• “Others are concerned that adjusting school schedules could create transportation problems for families with multiple children.”
• “Dr. Lisa Chen explains that a student’s internal body clock shifts during adolescence.”
• “Researchers have found that students who are well-rested are less likely to feel stressed or frustrated.”

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Which detail from the article explains why middle school students may feel tired in the morning?

• Their body clocks may shift during adolescence.
• Schools provide too many extracurricular activities.
• Students often spend time watching television.
• Teachers give large amounts of homework.

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Which statement best summarizes the main idea of the article?

• Students should go to bed earlier each night.
• Changing school start times may help students get enough sleep, but it can also create challenges.
• Middle school students enjoy participating in after-school activities.
• Schools should not change their schedules.

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