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Worksheets'Taking a Test' quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 22mins
When a question has the key term COMPARE, what should you do?
look for differences
look for similarities
look for rhymes
look for spelling mistakes
When a question uses the term CONTRAST, what is it looking for?
similarities
figurative language
differences
a secret code
When a question asks you to DESCRIBE, you answer should be...
short
vague
brief
very detailed
The test term DEMONSTRATE is most similar to the term
SUMMARIZE
IDENTIFY
PROVE
COMPARE
When a test uses the key term SUPPORT it means you should...
back up, justify, or prove a claim with evidence
summarize a claim in your own words
copy/paste the exact claim
Google it
The key term CLAIM is most similar to a
fact
scientific term
chart
theory
Which of the following are acceptable DETAILS to include (or look for) in writing? (choose 3)
explanations
expert's exact words
examples
conflict
resolution
When a test question asks you about THEME, how long should your response be?
One word or topic
A sentence containing a lesson about a topic
A complete 5-sentence paragraph
Three unrelated emojis
When a test question uses the term INFER, what should you do?
Cite evidence
Explain the topic
Restate the claim
Deduce or conclude (make an educated assumption) using reason and logic
When a test question asks you to find EVIDENCE, you must identify...
the facts that prove or disprove something
the claim
the theme
the author's name
When you ANALYZE something, you are...
restating the claim and evidence
summarizing it
examing the parts or breaking something down
looking for a counterargument
The CONTEXT is the...
words directly following a term
correct spelling
definition
words (and phrases) before and after a term that influence its meaning and connotation
When a test question asks you to CITE something, it wants you to...
reference direct evidence from the text
theorize about an idea you once had
create your own example
analyze the truth of a claim
When beginning your answer, you should start with...
a pronoun (he, she, it, they, etc.)
the word 'Because'
the specific noun referenced in the question
a lowercase letter
In buildings, a STRUCTURE is a frame inside holding everything else together. In writing, STRUCTURE is...
the evidence supporting a claim
the conclusion
the main idea
the orderly arrangement of the text
Which of the following are not acceptable DEFINITIONS of a term? (choose 4)
The contextual and/or literal meaning of a term
A synonym of the term
An example
The verb form
The same word
When reading a question, which words should you make sure to notice? (choose 4)
articles and conjunctions (the, a, an, and, but, so)
verbs (analyze, discuss, infer, compare)
nouns (author, narrator, audience)
literary terms (plot, figurative language, conflict, theme)
analytical terms (main idea, evidence, claim, opinion)
Before beginning to answer a test question, you should check how many answers the question is asking you for.
TRUE
FALSE
When writing your answer to a test question, your response should include...
vague pronouns
one or two words with minimal detail
specific nouns and key terms from the question
references to K-pop
I should always double-check my writing for capitalization, understanding, punctuation, and spelling before submitting an answer.
TRUE
FALSE
