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Comp 4-10

Total questions: 23

Worksheet time: 1hrs 3mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
Passage 37 Stop and Go
1. Which word in the passage is a clue to how the writer feels about this invention?
a)
dangerous
b)
electric
c)
ingenious
2.
Passage 37 Stop and Go
Fact or Opinion
2. This inventor should be thanked!
a)
Fact
b)
Opinion
3.
Passage 37 Stop and Go
Fact or Opinion
3. Cars drove through intersections without stopping.
a)
Fact
b)
Opinion
4.
Passage 37 Stop and Go
Fact or Opinion
4. What a difference!
a)
Fact
b)
Opinion
5.
Passage 37 Stop and Go
5. The main idea of this paragraph is
a)
traffic problems in 1923
b)
collisions of horse-drawn carriages and bicyclists
c)
how the electric traffic signal improved traffic
d)
the inventions of Garrett Morgan
6.
Passage 37 Stop and Go
6. From this paragraph, you can conclude that
a)
accidents increased after the traffic signal was invented
b)
Garrett Morgan made a lot of money on his invention
c)
horses learned how to read electric traffic signals
d)
accidents decreased after the traffic signal was invented
7.
Passage 38 Mighty Mountains
Fact or Opinion
7. This mountain range is called the Himalayas
a)
Fact
b)
Opinion
8.
Passage 38 Mighty Mountains
Fact or Opinion
8. They must have been brave.
a)
Fact
b)
Opinion
9.
Passage 38 Mighty Mountains
Fact or Opinion
9. The world's 10 tallest mountains are all in the Himalayas.
a)
Fact
b)
Opinion
10.
Passage 38 Mighty Mountains
10. In this paragraph, the word stretches means
a)
yawns
b)
extends
c)
climbs
d)
forms
11.
Passage 38 Mighty Mountains
11. From this paragraph, you can conclude that all mountain ranges are
a)
called the Himalayas
b)
made up of many mountains
c)
only in Asia
d)
were formed about 60million years ago
12.
Passage 38 Mighty Mountains
12. Another opinion from this passage is
a)
That's amazing!
b)
Their names were Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay.
c)
The mountains were formed about 60 million years ago.
13.
Passage 39 Word Pairs
Fact or Inference
13. An example of paired words is "Meat and potatoes."
a)
Fact
b)
Inference
14.
Passage 39 Word Pairs
Fact or Inference
14.  People get in the habit of using certain words together.
a)
Fact
b)
Inference
15.
Passage 39 Word Pairs
Fact or Inference
15. The words "socks and shoes" are often used together.
a)
Fact
b)
Inference
16.
Passage 39 Word Pairs
Fact or Inference
16. Words used together have a catchy sound.
a)
Fact
b)
Inference
17.
Passage 39 Word Pairs
17. The underlined words in this paragraph are an example of figurative language called
a)
metaphor
b)
personification
c)
simile
d)
hyperbole
18.
Passage 39 Word Pairs
18. In this paragraph, the word noticed means 
a)
heard
b)
wondered
c)
observed
d)
asked
19.
Passage 39 Word Pairs
19. The main idea of this paragraph is 
a)
people often say "mix and match"
b)
some words don't go together well
c)
why people say "meat and potatoes"
d)
words that are often said together
20.
Passage 40 Short Forms
20. From this paragraph, you can conclude that
a)
it is harder to learn clipped words
b)
riding on an omnibus was not safe
c)
clips are easier to pronounce and spell
d)
people don't like to use short words
21.
Passage 40 Short Forms
21. Which phrase best reflects the writer's point of view?
a)
disbelieving
b)
upset
c)
neutral
22.
Passage 40 Short Forms
22. The main idea of this paragraph is
a)
from mathematics to math
b)
words that have been shortened over time
c)
zoological garden or zoo
d)
why words have been clipped
23.
Passage 40 Short Forms
23. In this paragraph, the word clipped means
a)
changed
b)
stolen
c)
hit
d)
shortened