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MP3 9 WKS Test Review

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 39mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What kind of question is this?

a)

summary

b)

context clues

c)

main idea

d)

inference

2.

What kind of question is this?

a)

supporting details

b)

evidence

c)

main idea

d)

text structure

3.

What is this question asking you?

a)

what is the author's main claim?

b)

why was the text written?

c)

Who was the text written for?

d)

what reasons does the author give to support their claim?

4.

What type of question is this?

a)

inference

b)

evidence

c)

inference and evidence

d)

summary

5.

What is this question asking?

a)

identify the counter claim

b)

identify the reasons the author gives to support their claim

c)

identify the author's main claim

d)

identify the counter claim and how the author's explains that the counter claim is wrong

6.

what kind of question is this?

a)

summary and important details

b)

important details

c)

summary

d)

main idea

7.

What kind of question is this?

a)

inference

b)

text structure

c)

important details

d)

context clues

8.

Before you begin reading, you should look at the questions first in order to- (select ALL that apply)

a)

predict the topic

b)

identify what kind of questions will be asked

c)

get the test over with as soon as possible

d)

set your purpose for reading

9.

A claim is-

a)

what the author believes

b)

the other side of the argument

c)

who a text is written for

d)

the reason an author wrote something

10.

A counter argument/counter claim is-

a)

evidence to support an argument

b)

reasons the author provides for their argument

c)

the other side of the argument/opposite opinion

d)

prejudice in favor of or against an idea

11.

In an ECR, you must-

a)

have an introduction, at least 2 pieces of evidence, and a conclusion

b)

2-3 paragraphs

c)

a clear response to the prompt/question that is being asked

d)

2-3 sentences

12.

What is a rebuttal?

a)

when an author provides reasons for why the counter argument is not true

b)

the other side of an argument

c)

the author's beliefs/opinions

d)

a bad argument

13.

What is this prompt asking you to do?

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