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Unit 7- RI 6.1b & RI 6.3

Total questions: 21

Worksheet time: 55mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

to bring up or present for the first time

a)

develop

b)

introduce

c)

analyze

d)

illustrate

2.

to build or cause to grow

a)

develop

b)

elaborate

c)

introduce

d)

analyze

3.

to expand on an idea in more detail

a)

develop

b)

illustrate

c)

elaborate

d)

analyze

4.

to explain or show using examples

a)

analyze

b)

elaborate

c)

develop

d)

illustrate

5.

to break down in order to study the parts

a)

analyze

b)

introduce

c)

illustrate

d)

elaborate

6.
Before the 1800's people didn't have right or left shoes.  They had shoes of just one shape that they used for both feet.  When people first saw right and left shoes, they laughed.  They called them "crooked shoes."  "What a silly idea," they said.  You can tell that shoes before 1800:
a)
were pretty
b)
didn't look alike
c)
didn't fit very well
7.
Many breeds of dogs are used for work. In many cultures dogs are used to herd sheep. The dogs keep the flock from being attacked by animals such as wolves. They also keep sheep from wandering off. Sheepdogs are known for their loyalty and gentleness. Based on your reading of the text, you can INFER that:
a)
Sheepdogs are not very smart dogs.
b)
Sheepdogs are gentle and loyal.
c)
There are many breeds of dogs.
d)
Wolves are afraid of sheepdogs.
8.

An inference is...

a)

Text evidence + what you know

b)

Retelling a text

c)

Making a guess without evidence

d)

Information written directly into the text.

9.
When making an inference, the most important thing is...
a)
What you know about the topic
b)
The topic of the text
c)
The characters in the text
d)
Being able to prove your inference using evidence from the text.
10.

San Antonio's local animal shelter (SAPA) created a Facebook page to spread the word about the mission of their location. This page provides photos of puppies along with short biographies for all animals available for adoption. Videos of dogs frolicking at bath time, scampering in the yard, and nuzzling are available for viewing on their page. People love this feature, and this has resulted in many puppies finding a forever home.

One of the main goals of the Facebook page is to-

a)

promote finding new homes for puppies

b)

encourage the public to spend time playing with their own pets

c)

encourage viewers to create their own Facebook pages

d)

provide photography for dog owners and special occasions

11.

Last summer, James and Jose opened a lemonade stand to raise money to benefit their local animal shelter. Although their lemonade might not be categorized as the "best lemonade" in town, each Saturday proved successful as patrons became more aware of where the money was going. It wasn't uncommon for the entire neighborhood to purchase a glass of freshly squeezed lemonade from their stand during a given weekend. On Sundays, the money garnished was used to supply much needed dog food for the animal shelter.

What is the main reason the lemonade stand was successful?

a)

neighbors loved the lemonade

b)

the community believed in drinking lemonade

c)

people wanted to help James and Jose raise money

d)

people were curious about the animal shelter

12.

The local animal shelter has raised $40,000 thus far this year, and $10,000 of it came from James' and Jose's lemonade stand profits! That's quite a donation for two 6th graders to have amassed in neighborhood lemonade sales. Some of the shelter's money goes toward research, but money collected as a result of lemonade sales is used to purchase dog food for the shelter. The city newspaper recently highlighted a story about the shelter last week.

Which detail suggests that many people wanted to help James and Jose?

a)

The shelter raised $40,000 this year.

b)

James and Jose have raised $10,000

c)

The shelter's money goes toward research.

d)

James' and Jose's money goes toward dog food.

13.

What logical inference can be made from this sentence: Illegible handwriting does not indicate weakness of character, as even a quick glance at the penmanship of George Washington, Franklin D. Roosevelt, or John Kennedy reveals.

a)

The author believe Washington, Roosevelt and Kennedy were weak leaders

b)

Handwriting is an important part of a person

c)

All presidents have poor handwriting

d)

Washington, Roosevelt, and Kennedy all had handwriting that was difficult to read.

14.

Which of the following best explains what it means to analyze a key event, individual, or idea in an informational text?

a)

to explain the author's purpose

b)

to determine the central idea

c)

to find relevant information

d)

to examine closely

15.

Which of the following is the correct definition of inference?

a)

a fact that is stated word-for-word in a passage

b)

a quote from the text that supports the central idea

c)

a conclusion reached on the basis of evidence and reasoning

d)

an opinion the reader forms based off of the information in a text

16.
All of the following are ways that a writer introduces an idea, event, or individual EXCEPT:
a)
captions
b)
facts
c)
quotes
d)
descriptions/anecdotes
17.
What do the symbols mean on the bottom of plastic bottles and containers? These symbols were created by plastic manufacturers to help people identify the kind of plastic resin used to make the container. This can help you determine if the container can be accepted by your local recycling program. The resin number is contained in a triangle, which looks very similar to the recycling symbol, but this does not necessarily mean it can be collected for recycling in your community. 
 1. How does the author elaborate on the use of symbols on the bottoms of plastic containers?
a)
By explaining the processes used to recycle different types of plastics based on symbols
b)
by explaining that the symbols show the locations where plastic products can be recycled
c)
by explaining what the symbols mean
d)
by explaining how the symbols are assigned and providing a chart to rank them in importance
18.
How does the author introduce the idea that environments around deep-sea vents exist (in the paragraphs)?
Imagine a place where rock “chimneys” as tall as buildings belch black smoky water hot enough to fry an egg. Just a few inches away, giant tubeworms gently sway to and fro, clams as big as footballs wedge themselves among the rocks, and blind crabs scurry about in search of food. • This might sound like the opening of a science fiction novel, but it isn’t. Such a place does exist right here on Earth.
a)
A. The author explains the underwater setting of a movie.
b)
B. The author reveals the extreme temperatures present near the ocean floor
c)
C. The author describes an unbelievable underwater scene
d)
D. The author lists the wide variety of creatures that live in the ocean
19.
“According to the National Buffalo Museum of North Dakota, the odds of a white calf being delivered to a normally pigmented adult are roughly one in eight million. The odds of an albino buffalo being born are one in one billion. A proud, old, while bull named Big Medicine was the first documented example. Born in 1923, he lived thirty-six healthy years. His son, also a white calf, was born in 1937, but died only twelve years later. These two were the only known white buffaloes born in seventy-one years.”
1. How does the author elaborate on the idea that the births of albino buffalos are uncommon?
a)
A. by providing accounts regarding the first recorded births of albino buffalos
b)
B. by providing details about how few albino buffalos are born
c)
C. by providing current statistics about albino buffalos born in captivity
d)
D. by providing examples of births of albino buffalos throughout history
20.
What does it mean to introduce?
a)
the method a writer uses at the conclusion of a text
b)
the method the write uses to first suggest an idea
21.
What does it mean to illustrate?
a)
including captions or at the beginning of a paragraph
b)
giving examples or evidence