WorksheetsELA EOG Prep
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 34mins
What is the central idea in the passage? What is this question asking you to do?
to compare the passage to another passage
to find the most important or central thought of the passage
to tell the meaning of the story
to find the authors point of view
Include explicit information from the passage. What does explicit mean?
using your schema
an opinion
your point of view
clear, information taken right from the text
What can you infer from stanza 5? What does infer mean?
combine what you know with the text to figure out what the author wants you to know
to make a guess using what you know based on another text
to combine what you have read and what you know
to guess
A new title for the passage could be.... - What is this question asking you to determine?
The Central Idea
A Theme
The Topic
The Author's Purpose
"How does the use of descriptive language affect the reader?" - What is this question asking you to determine?
The theme
The mood
The central idea
The topic
What is the main difference in the way the topic is addressed in these two poems? --- What is this question asking you do?
Make an inference
State an opinion
Compare & Contrast
Determine theme
How does paragraph 5 in the selection help to develop the conflict in this passage? -- What is this question asking you to determine? (i.e.: What does "develop" mean?)
How the paragraph weakens the passage.
How the paragraph helps to enhance or add to the passage.
What the theme of the passage is.
What the tone of the passage is.
make a thoughtful judgement
evaluate
justify
analyze
ask
provide factual proof
analyze
infer
justify
evaluate
A comparison using "like" or "as"
metaphor
mood
simile
tone
The author's attitude
mood
tone
infer
theme
"The trees arms reached for the stars"
A conversation in a book, play or film?
Conversation
Chit Chat
Discussion
Dialogue
When taking the EOG you should use this important strategy?
Read the questions first
Plot Diagram
The writing Process
Read paragraphs thoroughly to begin
This test taking strategy is what you should use if you know there are choices that are not correct.
Process of Elimination
Compare and Contrast
Figurative Language
Ignore it and hopes it goes away.
You are having trouble staying awake during the test. What is something you could do to help?
Stop looking at the screen and take a minute to stretch at your desk.
Put your head down and take a nap.
Stand up beside your desk and do some yoga.
Yawn as loud as you possibly can.
You have answered all of the questions on the test. What do you do next?
Click end test and close your computer.
Check back over each question. Resolve and check your work.
Think about how the test went and then click end test.
Raise your hand and tell the teacher you're finished.
