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May 6th, 2022

Total questions: 164

Worksheet time: 3hrs 44mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the definition of influence?

a)

to have an effect on someone or something

b)

to symbolize something

c)

to describe something

d)

to characterize something

2.

What is the definition of characterize?

a)

Characterize means to describe someone or something.

b)

Characterize means to eat pizza.

c)

Characterize means to represent or stand for something else.

d)

Characterize means to have an effect on someone.

3.

What does the Statue of Liberty do?

a)

The Statue of Liberty symbolizes new beginnings.

b)

The Statue of Liberty evaluates new beginnings.

c)

The Statue of Liberty characterizes new beginnings.

4.

Select the definition of symbolize.

a)

To describe someone or something.

b)

To represent or stand for something.

c)

To carefully judge someone or something.

5.
Point out or show.
a)
Motivate
b)
Evaluate
c)
Establish
d)
Indicate
6.
Examine in detail the structure of something, typically for purposes of explanation and interpretation.
a)
Influence
b)
Contribute
c)
Analyze
d)
Indicate
7.
Stating of another piece of writing in your own words is?
a)
glossary
b)
source
c)
paraphrase
d)
quote
8.
Anything that supplies information is a?
a)
works cited
b)
database
c)
reliable
d)
source
9.
Briefly retelling the main ideas of a piece of writing in your own words is?
a)
primary source
b)
relevant
c)
secondary source
d)
summarizing
10.
Information that is able to be trusted and accurate is?
a)
relevant
b)
reliable
c)
glossary
d)
source
11.
Copying words and ideas from a source and presenting them as your own is?
a)
quoting
b)
paraphrasing
c)
summarizing
d)
plagiarism
12.
If the question includes the word suggests, I know that this is a or an _____________ question.
a)
right there
b)
vocabulary
c)
inference
d)
theme
13.
What is an excerpt?
a)
a book or story
b)
a quotation
c)
an inference
d)
a piece of a larger writing
14.
What does primarily mean?
a)
mostly or most importantly
b)
first or at the beginning
c)
not very important
d)
inference or conclusion
15.
A questions that asks for supporting details or something that supports an idea is asking for...
a)
an inference
b)
evidence
c)
a selection
d)
a definition
16.

When a STAAR reading question asks you about what something 'suggests', it is referring to what the detail...

a)

hints at, or causes one to think.

b)

explains using examples.

c)

show is important.

d)

concludes.

17.
The enemy of the main character.
a)
Protagonist
b)
Antagonist
c)
Conflict Man vs. Man
18.
A fictional story that teaches a lesson.
a)
Nonfiction
b)
Drama
c)
Myth/Folktale
19.
An order using time.
a)
Sequence
b)
Chronological
c)
Description
20.
The paragraphs of poetry.
a)
Excerpt
b)
Stanzas
c)
Dialogue
d)
Lines
21.

a)

Alex is lucky to be alive

b)

Alex's car was damaged badly

c)

Alex was crying after the accident

d)

Alex injured more than just his legs

22.

a)

Alex lost both of his legs in the crash.

b)

Alex used a specialized car with a hand break.

c)

Alex became a hand cyclist and competed in competitions.

d)

Alex had ups and downs during his racing career.

23.

a)

remarkable

b)

pleasing

c)

believable

d)

similar

24.

a)

became less and less active over time

b)

is a determined person

c)

is using a wheelchair to get from place to place

d)

was better at race car driving than hand cycling

25.

a)

Be the best at whatever you do.

b)

Winning isn't always the most important thing.

c)

Some things are too hard to face.

d)

Don't give up just because something is difficult.

26.

a)

how much time he spent in the hospital

b)

how he got his name

c)

how long it took him to return to racing

d)

how to compete in hand cycling events

27.

a)

He began using a specialized car with a hand break.

b)

He started a sport and won medals.

c)

He lost his legs in a tragic accident.

d)

He became a successful race car driver.

28.

a)

the title

b)

the first paragraph

c)

The Crash

d)

Return with a Vengeance

29.

a)

describe what Alessandro Zanardi looks like

b)

inform the reader about the life of Alessandro Zanardi

c)

tell the reader about a race car driver who enjoyed sports

d)

encourage the reader to begin a new sport

30.

a)

In a race, Alex spun out in front of another driver and almost lost his nose.

b)

Alex caused another driver to get in a wreck, and he barely survived.

c)

Alex had a terrible accident at the Euro Speedway Lausitz and lost both his arms.

d)

Alex had a horrible accident on the track that caused him to lose both his legs and changed his life forever.

31.

In 2012, a group of scientists were exploring a rain forest in South America when, all of the sudden, they heard a familiar noise. It was the sound of frogs! When they shined their flashlights in the direction of the noise and found a tiny frog, the frog had large eyes and bright-green colored skin. However, it had one very interesting feature. The skin on its belly was so clear that the scientists could see its organs! Because it had transparent skin, the scientists knew it was a type of glass frog. They had never observed a frog like this in their previous research. “It was amazing,” said Charles Austin, one of the researchers who discovered the frog. “We had a feeling this was a species new to science.”


The author’s purpose in writing the paragraph above is to--

a)

explain why glass frogs have certain features.

b)

describe how scientists discovered a new species of frog.

c)

convince readers to help protect the glass frog’s environment.

d)

entertain the reader with fun facts about glass frogs.

32.
Briefly retelling the main ideas of a piece of writing in your own words is?
a)
primary source
b)
relevant
c)
secondary source
d)
summarizing
33.
Copying words and ideas from a source and presenting them as your own is?
a)
quoting
b)
paraphrasing
c)
summarizing
d)
plagiarism
34.
If the question includes the word suggests, I know that this is a or an _____________ question.
a)
right there
b)
vocabulary
c)
inference
d)
theme
35.
What is an excerpt?
a)
a book or story
b)
a quotation
c)
an inference
d)
a piece of a larger writing
36.
What does primarily mean?
a)
mostly or most importantly
b)
first or at the beginning
c)
not very important
d)
inference or conclusion
37.
A questions that asks for supporting details or something that supports an idea is asking for...
a)
an inference
b)
evidence
c)
a selection
d)
a definition
38.
Most likely means...
a)
not really
b)
not very true
c)
at the beginning
d)
probably
39.
Non-fiction is...
a)
true and informational
b)
not real
40.
In the question, "Which sentence best  illustrates Noah's conflict?", illustrates means: 
a)
evidence
b)
names
c)
explains 
d)
infers
41.
The time and place of a story
a)
resolution
b)
climax
c)
setting
42.

If an author wanted a detail or concept to show as important they may want to put extra _________________ on it by writing it in bold text or underlining it.

a)

contribute

b)

emphasis

c)

suggest

d)

imagery

43.

When something benefits something else it is ...

a)

not good.

b)

strange.

c)

helpful.

d)

using the 5 senses.

44.

A viewpoint can represents the __________________of an author.

a)

question

b)

plot

c)

summary

d)

thinking or mindset

45.

When looking at a graded paper, an X usually _______________ a wrong answer.

a)

indicates

b)

helps

c)

contributes

d)

suggests

46.

Conversation between characters in a story is an author's use of _____________________ and will usually include quotations marks.

a)

inference

b)

dialect

c)

emphasis

d)

dialogue

47.

Sensory language is used by an author to show...

a)

what something was before it changed.

b)

a decision.

c)

what something smells like, looks like, sounds like, feels like, or how it tastes.

d)

a good result.

48.

What is the definition of influence?

a)

to have an effect on someone or something

b)

to symbolize something

c)

to describe something

d)

to characterize something

49.

What is the definition of characterize?

a)

Characterize means to describe someone or something.

b)

Characterize means to eat pizza.

c)

Characterize means to represent or stand for something else.

d)

Characterize means to have an effect on someone.

50.

What does the Statue of Liberty do?

a)

The Statue of Liberty symbolizes new beginnings.

b)

The Statue of Liberty evaluates new beginnings.

c)

The Statue of Liberty characterizes new beginnings.

51.

Select the definition of symbolize.

a)

To describe someone or something.

b)

To represent or stand for something.

c)

To carefully judge someone or something.

52.
Point out or show.
a)
Motivate
b)
Evaluate
c)
Establish
d)
Indicate
53.
Examine in detail the structure of something, typically for purposes of explanation and interpretation.
a)
Influence
b)
Contribute
c)
Analyze
d)
Indicate
54.
Stating of another piece of writing in your own words is?
a)
glossary
b)
source
c)
paraphrase
d)
quote
55.
Anything that supplies information is a?
a)
works cited
b)
database
c)
reliable
d)
source
56.
Briefly retelling the main ideas of a piece of writing in your own words is?
a)
primary source
b)
relevant
c)
secondary source
d)
summarizing
57.
Information that is able to be trusted and accurate is?
a)
relevant
b)
reliable
c)
glossary
d)
source
58.
Copying words and ideas from a source and presenting them as your own is?
a)
quoting
b)
paraphrasing
c)
summarizing
d)
plagiarism
59.
If the question includes the word suggests, I know that this is a or an _____________ question.
a)
right there
b)
vocabulary
c)
inference
d)
theme
60.
What is an excerpt?
a)
a book or story
b)
a quotation
c)
an inference
d)
a piece of a larger writing
61.
What does primarily mean?
a)
mostly or most importantly
b)
first or at the beginning
c)
not very important
d)
inference or conclusion
62.
A questions that asks for supporting details or something that supports an idea is asking for...
a)
an inference
b)
evidence
c)
a selection
d)
a definition
63.
Most likely means...
a)
not really
b)
not very true
c)
at the beginning
d)
probably
64.
Non-fiction is...
a)
true and informational
b)
not real
65.
In the question, "Which sentence best  illustrates Noah's conflict?", illustrates means: 
a)
evidence
b)
names
c)
explains 
d)
infers
66.
The time and place of a story
a)
resolution
b)
climax
c)
setting
67.

If an author wanted a detail or concept to show as important they may want to put extra _________________ on it by writing it in bold text or underlining it.

a)

contribute

b)

emphasis

c)

suggest

d)

imagery

68.

When something benefits something else it is ...

a)

not good.

b)

strange.

c)

helpful.

d)

using the 5 senses.

69.

A viewpoint can represents the __________________of an author.

a)

question

b)

plot

c)

summary

d)

thinking or mindset

70.

When looking at a graded paper, an X usually _______________ a wrong answer.

a)

indicates

b)

helps

c)

contributes

d)

suggests

71.

Conversation between characters in a story is an author's use of _____________________ and will usually include quotations marks.

a)

inference

b)

dialect

c)

emphasis

d)

dialogue

72.

Sensory language is used by an author to show...

a)

what something was before it changed.

b)

a decision.

c)

what something smells like, looks like, sounds like, feels like, or how it tastes.

d)

a good result.

73.

Illustrate does not always mean to draw a picture, it could also mean to...

a)

explain with examples to help the reader understand a message or idea.

b)

show importance.

c)

make a decision based on prior knowledge.

d)

talk someone into something.

74.

To make something clear and understandable is to...

a)

suggest it.

b)

contribute it.

c)

clarify it.

d)

factor it.

75.

When a STAAR reading question asks you about what something 'suggests', it is referring to what the detail...

a)

hints at, or causes one to think.

b)

explains using examples.

c)

show is important.

d)

concludes.

76.
The enemy of the main character.
a)
Protagonist
b)
Antagonist
c)
Conflict Man vs. Man
77.
A fictional story that teaches a lesson.
a)
Nonfiction
b)
Drama
c)
Myth/Folktale
78.
An order using time.
a)
Sequence
b)
Chronological
c)
Description
79.
The paragraphs of poetry.
a)
Excerpt
b)
Stanzas
c)
Dialogue
d)
Lines
80.
A statement that can be proven true.
a)
Opinion
b)
Dialogue
c)
Excerpt
d)
Fact
81.
Hints in the text to help the reader understand a word.
a)
Synonym
b)
Context Clues
c)
Antonym
d)
Stage Directions
82.
Words that have the same meaning.
a)
Antonym
b)
Synonym
c)
Context Clues
d)
Facts
83.
The BME (PS) of a story.
a)
Summary
b)
Problem
c)
Fact
d)
Stanza
84.
The way the author organizes the text.
a)
Text Structure
b)
Text Features
c)
Exposition
d)
Stanzas
85.
Things such as headings, captions, photos, and graphics in a text.
a)
Suffix
b)
Text Features
c)
Synonym
d)
Text Structure
86.
The words that give the actors instructions on what to do in a play.
a)
Script
b)
Plot
c)
Stage Directions
d)
Props
87.
Guessing what will happen in the future.
a)
Flashback
b)
Prediction
c)
Climax
d)
Opinion
88.
A text structure that presents the reason something happens and the result of it happening.
a)
Sequence
b)
Compare/Contrast
c)
Chronological
d)
Cause/Effect
89.
The reason the author has for writing.
a)
Prediction
b)
Author's Purpose
c)
Main Idea
d)
Logical Appeal
90.
Words with the opposite meaning.
a)
Synonym
b)
Antonym
c)
Alliteration
d)
Hyperbole
91.
The narrator is a character in the story.
a)
1st Person POV
b)
2nd Person POV
c)
3rd Person POV
d)
Character
92.
Brief explanation of a picture/illustration.
a)
Description
b)
Details
c)
Main Idea
d)
Caption
93.
The narrator is not a character in the story.
a)
1st Person POV
b)
3rd person POV
c)
2nd Person POV
d)
Protagonist
94.

A reference to a famous person, place, event, or work of literature

a)

allusion

b)

analogy

c)

myth

95.

The text of a play, film, or broadcast

a)

structure

b)

dialogue

c)

script

96.

A brief statement or account of the main points of something

a)

summary

b)

allusion

c)

inference

97.

A point-by-point comparison between two things that are alike in some respect

a)

analogy

b)

theme

c)

allusion

98.

Language that communicates meanings beyond the literal meanings of words

a)

literary elements

b)

elements of a story

c)

figurative language

99.

Not influenced by personal feelings or opinions in considering and representing facts

a)

inference

b)

objective

c)

summary

100.
What compares 2 unlike things without using like or as?
a)
alliteration
b)
personification
c)
metaphor
d)
simile
101.
What repeats the same sounds at the beginning of each word?
a)
alliteration
b)
personification
c)
metaphor
d)
simile
102.
What compares 2 unlike things using like or as?
a)
alliteration
b)
personification
c)
metaphor
d)
simile
103.
What gives non-human things human characterstics?
a)
alliteration
b)
personification
c)
metaphor
d)
simile
104.
What tells the moral or the lesson of the story?
a)
main idea
b)
point of view
c)
imagery
d)
theme
105.
What is the position in which the story is told from?
a)
1st person
b)
point of view
c)
3rd person
d)
7th person
106.
What uses words that appeal to the senses?
a)
imagery
b)
figurative language
c)
tone
d)
pictures
107.
What is the general attitude of the poem?
a)
mood
b)
idea
c)
theme
d)
tone
108.
What means the importance of?
a)
significance
b)
infer
c)
contribute
d)
emphasize
109.
What text structure uses these key words?
problem, issue, cause, since, consequently, therefore, as a result
a)
problem/solution
b)
cause/effect
c)
compare/contrast
d)
sequence/chronological
110.
What text structure uses these key words?
similar, alike, same, both, just like, different, unlike, in contrast, on the other hand
a)
problem/solution
b)
cause/effect
c)
compare/contrast
d)
sequence/chronological
111.
What text structure uses these key words?
before, in the beginning, to start, finally, during, in the middle, after
a)
problem/solution
b)
cause/effect
c)
compare/contrast
d)
sequence/chronological
112.
Expresses means to
a)
squeeze
b)
go very fast
c)
communicate
d)
listen
113.
Which of the following is NOT another word or synonym for theme?
a)
main idea
b)
moral 
c)
lesson
d)
message
114.
Sensory language used by the author helps the reader to see or visualize what they are reading. Choose an example of sensory language below.
a)
The walls shook and vibrated like the tail of a rattle snake. 
b)
It was extremely windy outside.
c)
The walls of the house shook.
d)
The wind blew the trees.
115.
Annotating is a type of 
a)
notetaking
b)
a multiple choice test
c)
bad habit for college
d)
none of these
116.

To explain something to create a mental image in the reader’s mind - especially focusing on the five senses.

a)

analyze

b)

infer

c)

summarize

d)

describe

117.

To make something clear by giving reasons

a)

infer

b)

persuade

c)

cause

d)

explain

118.
To convince someone of your idea(s) on something through logic or reasoning
a)
infer
b)
analyze
c)
persuade
d)
evidence
119.
The reason for something; the trigger
a)
infer
b)
evidence
c)
cause
d)
effect
120.
What happened as a result of something else; the result or consequence
a)
effect
b)
cause
c)
infer
d)
conclude
121.
To go into or provide more details about something
a)
analyze
b)
summarize
c)
evaluate
d)
elaborate
122.
A plan or way to tackle a problem or reach a goal
a)
elaborate
b)
cause
c)
strategy
d)
support
123.
help to cause or bring about
a)
abrupt
b)
contribute
c)
excerpt
d)
significance
124.
to finish; to bring something to an end; to decide after careful thought
a)
phrase
b)
develop
c)
excerpt
d)
conclude
125.
Influencing strongly
a)
excerpt
b)
phrase
c)
reveal
d)
impact
126.
Using words that are associated with an area/region.
a)
Root Words
b)
Prefix
c)
Dialect
d)
Suffix
127.
Which word means the same as convey?
a)
communicate
b)
steal
c)
contact
d)
free
128.

onomatopoeia

a)

This salad is sensational.

b)

My heart isn't in it.

c)

I haven't seen him in years.

d)

Brrr! It's cold.

129.

First-person point of view

a)

You open your eyes and stretch.

b)

He yawned and sat up in bed.

c)

"Don't be late," his mom reminded.

d)

I cannot believe the weekend's over.

130.

What is fully and clearly expressed or demonstrated; leaving nothing merely implied?

a)

Delineate

b)

Infer

c)

Explicit

d)

Context

131.

What is a movement, passage, or change from one position, state, stage, subject, concept, etc., to another?

a)

Evaluation

b)

Transition

c)

Analogy

d)

Deconstruction

132.

To form by combining parts or elements; to bring together information from multiple source is called what?

a)

Analyze

b)

Infer

c)

Synthesize

d)

Evaluate

133.

Stereotyping-

a)

Persuades the audience to support the cause or buy their product due to the positive or negative results that could/will take place.

b)

Unfairly suggests that all members of the group are the same.

c)

A kind of extended metaphor or long simile in which an explicit comparison is made between two things (events, ideas, people, etc.).

d)

Is the power or right to give orders, make decisions, and enforce obedience.

134.

Which statement is an example of stereotyping?

a)

People who speak french are usually from France.

b)

All teachers get summer vacations.

c)

All pit-bull dogs are aggressive.

d)

Math is the most difficult subject to learn in middle school.

135.

The person who writes the play is the...

a)

director

b)

stage

c)

playwright

136.

Implicit is:

a)

When the narrator is in first person

b)

When the answer isn't in the text at all

c)

When the answer is hidden in the text

d)

When the answer is obvious in the text

137.

Explicit is:

a)

When the answer is obvious in the text

b)

When the answer isn't in the text at all

c)

When the answer is implied in the text

d)

When the narrator is in first person

138.
What does matches mean on a STAAR test question?
a)
starting a fire
b)
the same or similar
c)
one or the other
d)
part of a larger text or story
139.
What do you need to do when you mark ANY text?
a)
Write plot symbols
b)
Box the characters
c)
Highlight text features
d)
Highlight unknown words
140.

STAAR Question: How does the setting advance the plot?


What is this question asking you to do?

a)

To choose the answer choice that explains how the setting of the story is causing the plot to move forward.

b)

To choose the answer that shows how the character's actions are causing the plot of the story to move forward.

c)

To choose the answer choice that shows how the mood is causing the plot of the story to move forward.

d)

To choose the answer choice that explains how the conflict is causing the plot of the story to move forward.

141.

STAAR Question: How does the setting influence the plot of a story?


How is influence being used in this sentence?

a)

beginning

b)

effect

c)

determine

d)

apply

142.

STAAR Question: What is the significance of the crowd returning at lunchtime to watch Maniac?


How is the word "significance" being used in this sentence?

a)

problem

b)

synonynm

c)

order

d)

importance

143.

STAAR Question: What is the most likely reason the poet used capitalization in line 6?


What skill are you being asked to use in this question?

a)

correct usage of writing conventions

b)

graphical or visual elements

c)

theme

d)

conflict

144.

STAAR Question: Paragraph 7 mainly focuses on ----


What skill are you being asked to use for this question?

a)

main idea

b)

summary

c)

conflict

d)

context clues

145.

STAAR Question: The author organizes this selection by ----


What skill are you being asked to use in this question?

a)

main idea

b)

text structure

c)

conflict

d)

supporting details

146.

STAAR Question: Which sentence from the selection states an opinion?


Which two of the following strategies will help you determine the answer to this question?

a)

Reread the entire selection and separate all facts from opinion.

b)

Write a summary of the selection.

c)

Read the answer choices and look for opinion words such as: definitely, obviously, clearly, unfair.

d)

Read the answer choices and mark the opinions with 'O' and the facts with 'F' next to each answer choice

147.

STAAR Question: What does the break between stanzas 2 and 3 help the poet convey?


What skill are you being asked to use in this question?

a)

figurative language

b)

theme

c)

graphical elements

d)

tone

148.

STAAR Question: The abrupt dialogue in the poem helps convey the idea that the characters are ----


How is the word abrupt being used in this sentence?

a)

short or choppy dialogue

b)

long or expanded dialogue

149.

STAAR Question: The playwright uses the sounds of rain and thunder throughout selection mainly to ----


What is a playwright?

a)

author of a poem

b)

author of nonfiction text

c)

author of dramas

150.

STAAR Question: The author begins and ends the selection with this idea in order to emphasize that ----


Which of the following is the best synonym for the word emphasize?

a)

determine

b)

conclude

c)

point out

151.

STAAR Question: What lesson does the narrator learn while spending time with her grandmother?


What skill are you being asked to use in this sentence?

a)

main idea

b)

theme

c)

conflict

d)

character motivation

152.

STAAR Question: Which sentence from the blog entry is an example of stereotyping?


What is stereotyping?

a)

being racist against someone

b)

denying someone the same rights

c)

making a general statement about a group of people that is usually untrue

d)

a type of font being used

153.

What is the action for the testing strategy 'P' in PROVS?


There may be more than one correct answer.

a)

make a specific PAT list

b)

highlight the key words in the questions

c)

highlight the answers

d)

make a short list of key words

154.

What is the action for the testing strategy 'O' in PROVS?


There may be more than one correct answer.

a)

eliminate all answer choices

b)

eliminate the two ridiculous answers first to narrow your choices down to a 50-50 opportunity

c)

eliminate the distractor by identifying the incorrect minor details

d)

choose only the correct answer

155.

What is the action in the testing strategy 'R' in PROVS?

a)

read the passage carefully, annotate with #hashtags, and highlight ideas from the PAT list

b)

read the passage quickly, annotate with #hashtags, and highlight ideas from the PAT list

c)

read the passage after previewing the questions and annotate with #hashtags

d)

read the passage

156.

What is the action in the testing strategy 'V' in PROVS?

a)

verify the answer in the passage

b)

verify the answer in the passage by highlighting the question and writing Q1, Q2, Q3, etc.

c)

verify the answer in the passage by highlighting the answer and writing Q1, Q2, Q3, etc.

d)

verify the answer in the passage by writing Q1, Q2, Q3, etc.

157.

What is the action for the testing strategy 'S' in PROVS?


There may be more than one correct answer.

a)

write a general statement

b)

write a specific statement to defend why my answer choice is right

c)

write a specific statement to defend why the other choices are wrong

d)

write a general statement of defense with a #hashtag

158.

The long hike up to the mountains was grueling.


Using your context clues, which is a synonym for grueling?

a)

loud

b)

easy

c)

tiring

d)

short

159.

Look at the following picture.


Based on the context clues, what does the word affable mean?

a)

good-natured

b)

hostile

c)

conversational

d)

favorable

160.

Which of the following is included in a summary?

a)

only important details supported by the text that follow the BME structure

b)

only interesting details supported by the text that follow the BME structure

c)

only supporting details supported by the text that follow the BME structure

d)

only minor details supported by the text that follow the BME structure

161.

What is a commonplace assertion?

a)

a statement that can always be proven true

b)

a statement of personal belief, feeling, or thought

c)

a statement that many people assume true, but is not always true

d)

a statement of defense by the answer choice

162.

What is a claim?

a)

a statement that be proven with text evidence

b)

a statement that many people assume to be true, but is not always so

c)

a statement of personal belief, feeling, or thought

d)

a statement of defense by the answer choice

163.

Where can you find the main idea in a passage?

a)

in the last paragraph

b)

in the passage

c)

in the first paragraph

d)

in the title

164.

Which strategy will you use during the STAAR Reading?


Choose all that will help you master the STAAR.

a)

Preview the question and create a PAT list

b)

Read the passage carefully, annotate with #hashtags, and highlight ideas from the PAT list

c)

Eliminate the ridiculous and the distracting answer choices with careful consideration

d)

Verify your answer choices with textual evidence by highlight the answer and writing Q# by the word, phrase, or line

e)

Write a statement or #hashtag carefully defending why your answer is correct or why the other choices are incorrect

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