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WorksheetsComp. 4-2
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 14mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Passage 5 - Pets in Paris
1. Which phrase best reflects the writer's point of view?
1. Which phrase best reflects the writer's point of view?
a)
approving of the dog treatment
b)
upset with the hotels
c)
outraged about so much attention being given to dogs
2.
Passage 5
2. Fact or opinion.
They offer many services just for the canine set.
2. Fact or opinion.
They offer many services just for the canine set.
a)
fact
b)
opinion
3.
Passage 5
3. Fact or opinion
These hotels also provide round-the-clock service for dogs.
3. Fact or opinion
These hotels also provide round-the-clock service for dogs.
a)
fact
b)
opinion
4.
Passage 5
4. Fact or opinion
For example, there are charming dog toiletries.
4. Fact or opinion
For example, there are charming dog toiletries.
a)
fact
b)
opinion
5.
Passage 5
5. From this paragraph, you can conclude that
5. From this paragraph, you can conclude that
a)
only Paris hotels have dog services.
b)
dog services are big business in Paris.
c)
people aren't important to Paris hotels.
d)
cats are unpopular in Paris.
6.
Passage 5
6. In this paragraph, the word pampered means
6. In this paragraph, the word pampered means
a)
wearing diapers
b)
travel weary
c)
coddled
d)
difficult
7.
Passage 6 - Wigs and Gowns
7. Fact or opinion.
In Britain, judges and lawyers have traditionally worn wigs and gowns in court.
7. Fact or opinion.
In Britain, judges and lawyers have traditionally worn wigs and gowns in court.
a)
fact
b)
opinion
8.
Passage 6
8. Fact or opinion
From time to time, this judicial finery has been mocked.
8. Fact or opinion
From time to time, this judicial finery has been mocked.
a)
fact
b)
opinion
9.
Passage 6
9. Fact or opinion
What a silly, fusty, dusty custom!
9. Fact or opinion
What a silly, fusty, dusty custom!
a)
fact
b)
opinion
10.
Passage 6
10. Which word in the paragraph is a clue to how the writer feels about court dress in Britain?
10. Which word in the paragraph is a clue to how the writer feels about court dress in Britain?
a)
ridiculous
b)
important
c)
beige
11.
Passage 6
11. Which sentence is most likely true?
11. Which sentence is most likely true?
a)
tradition is important in British courts
b)
Judges wear wigs because they're bald.
c)
The curly wigs often fall off in court.
d)
Officials don't want to wear fancy wigs.
12.
Passage 6
12. A title that best summarizes this paragraph is
12. A title that best summarizes this paragraph is
a)
Curly Headpieces in Britain
b)
Traditional Court Dress in Britain
c)
Light Gray to Beige
d)
Laughing at Judicial Finery
13.
Passage 7 - Freecycling
13. Fact or inference
Freecycling is handy if you are cleaning a gargage.
13. Fact or inference
Freecycling is handy if you are cleaning a gargage.
a)
fact
b)
inference
14.
Passage 7
14. Fact or inference
You could furnish a room from freecycled things.
14. Fact or inference
You could furnish a room from freecycled things.
a)
Fact
b)
Inference
15.
Passage 7
15. Fact or Inference
Computer parts are favorite recycled items.
15. Fact or Inference
Computer parts are favorite recycled items.
a)
Fact
b)
Inference
16.
Passage 7
16. Fact or Inference
It's easiest to freecycle with people who are nearby.
16. Fact or Inference
It's easiest to freecycle with people who are nearby.
a)
Fact
b)
Inference
17.
Passage 7
17. True or False
The word costly describes freecycling.
17. True or False
The word costly describes freecycling.
a)
True
b)
False
18.
Passage 7
18. True or False
The word dishonest describes freecycling.
18. True or False
The word dishonest describes freecycling.
a)
True
b)
False
19.
Passage 7
19. True or False
The word useful describes freecycling.
19. True or False
The word useful describes freecycling.
a)
True
b)
False
20.
Passage 7
20. The main idea of this paragraph is
20. The main idea of this paragraph is
a)
how to get free things
b)
how to get a used computer
c)
extending the life of different items
d)
getting rid of exercise equipment
21.
Passage 7
21. Which phrase best reflects the writer's point of view?
21. Which phrase best reflects the writer's point of view?
a)
unimpressed with freecycling
b)
worried about freecycling
c)
accepting of freecycling
22.
Passage 8 - Madame C.J.Walker
22. From this paragraph, you can conclude that
22. From this paragraph, you can conclude that
a)
Madame C.J. Walker was a good businesswoman
b)
Madame Walker's products were very expensive.
c)
no one used hair products before Madame Walker.
d)
most hair products today are sold door-to-door.
23.
Passage 8
23. In this paragraph, the word parlors means
23. In this paragraph, the word parlors means
a)
places used for parties
b)
rooms used for business
c)
kinds of factories
d)
training schools
24.
Passage 8
24. Fact or Inference
Madame C.J. Walker was clever.
24. Fact or Inference
Madame C.J. Walker was clever.
a)
fact
b)
inference
25.
Passage 8
25. Fact or Inference
She used the mail to sell her products.
25. Fact or Inference
She used the mail to sell her products.
a)
fact
b)
inference
26.
Passage 8
26. Fact or Inference
Madame C.J. Walker became a millionaire.
26. Fact or Inference
Madame C.J. Walker became a millionaire.
a)
fact
b)
inference
27.
Passage 8
27. Fact or Inference
Madame C.J.Walker was very generous.
27. Fact or Inference
Madame C.J.Walker was very generous.
a)
fact
b)
inference
28.
Passage 8
28. Which phrase from the paragraph is an example of a simile?
28. Which phrase from the paragraph is an example of a simile?
a)
by the time of her death
b)
as bald as an egg
c)
Madame C.J. Walker's hair began falling out
d)
invented her own mixture
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