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FAST ELA mixed review

Total questions: 100

Worksheet time: 1hrs 23mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which word below describes how the reader feels while reading a text?

(This feeling is created by the author.)

a)

epic

b)

setting

c)

mood

d)

tone

2.

What are title, headings, sub-headings,footnotes, glossary, bold words and index called?

a)

Topic

b)

Technique

c)

Text body

d)

Text features

3.

Which text structure would be best for writing about a resort town in Hawaii?

a)

Compare and Contrast

b)

Sequence

c)

Descriptive

d)

Cause and Effect

4.

Which text structure would be best suited to an article about the Civil War which includes dates and times?

a)

Chronological

b)

Compare and contrast

c)

Sequence

d)

Problem and solution

5.

Which text structure would be best for an article about the effects of pollution on sea animals?

a)

Compare and contrast

b)

Descriptive

c)

Cause and effect

d)

Sequence

6.

Which word describes the author's feeling or perspective that comes across in his writing?

a)

Tone

b)

Setting

c)

Mood

d)

Plot

7.

The __________ in a text are found in the paragraphs of a text and support the main idea of a paragraph.

a)

Details

b)

Central Idea

c)

Conclusion

d)

Introduction

8.

The ______ of a text is the very broadest category that many articles could fit under.

a)

Details

b)

Topic

c)

Sub-heading

d)

Central Idea

9.

True or False

Inferencing involves reading between the lines and following clues in order to come to a conclusion.

a)

False

b)

Uh.....I don't pay attention in class.

c)

True

d)

Did we talk about inferences this year?

10.

What is the term for a meaning that is found in context and is not stated explicitly?

a)

Um...dictionary?

b)

Complex

c)

Denotation

d)

Connotation

11.

What is the dictionary, literal definition of a word called?

a)

Implicit

b)

Connotation

c)

Denotation

d)

Explicit

12.

An article that presents different ways to clean up the litter on beaches that are covered in trash would be which text structure?

a)

Description

b)

Sequence

c)

Chronological

d)

Problem and Solution

13.

What text structure would a self-help article about the steps to take in changing a flat tire be?

a)

Compare and Contrast

b)

Sequence

c)

Descriptive

d)

Heck if I know.

14.

What are morphemes?

a)

word parts that repeat each other

b)

words that are gibberish

c)

words that rhyme

d)

word parts that have meaning

15.

What are the types of morphemes? Click all that apply.

a)

root words or base words

b)

prefixes

c)

syllables

d)

suffixes

16.

What is the difference between a syllable and a morpheme?

Example: Her nan do

a)

syllables must have a meaning

b)

syllables are short

c)

syllables do not have meaning, only sounds

d)

morphemes do not have meaning like syllables do

17.

What in the world is morphology?

a)

I should have payed attention when we did "Word Mapping"

b)

The study of animals that morph into hamburgers

c)

the study of morphs

d)

The study of word parts that have meaning

18.

What does F.A.S.T. stand for?

a)

Florida Assessments of Student Targets

b)

Florida Assessment of State Targets

c)

Florida Assessment of Student Thinking

d)

Florida Assessment of Systemic Thinking

19.

There are 5 achievement levels based on students F.A.S.T. scores. What are the 5 levels?

a)

1. Inadequate

2. Below Satisfactory

3. On-Grade-Level

4. Proficient

5. Mastery

b)

1. Inadequate

2. Basic

3. On-Grade-Level

4. Proficient

5. Advanced

c)

1. Minimal

2. Basic

3. Proficient

4. Mastery

5. Advanced

d)

1. Minimal

2. Below Satisfactory

3. Proficient

4. Proficient Plus

5. Mastery

20.

A level 3 on the ELA F.A.S.T. assessment is considered "passing". What must a 9th grade student score in order to "pass" the assessment?

a)

350

b)

384

c)

343

d)

375

21.

A level 3 on the ELA F.A.S.T. assessment is considered "passing". What must a 10th grade student score in order to "pass" the assessment?

a)

362

b)

350

c)

354

d)

328

22.

FAST assessments are administered three times during each school year: once at the beginning of the year (PM1), once in the middle of the year (PM2), and once at the end of the year (PM3). Which statement is true?

a)

PM1 and PM2 are for informational purposes only, PM3 the test that is used for school grade and graduation requirements.

b)

PM1, PM2, and PM3 scores are averaged together for a final score that will be used for school grade and graduation requirement.

c)

The highest student score from the PM1, PM2, and PM3 will be the score used for school grade and graduation requirement.

d)

PM3 is optional if students have scored a "passing" score on PM1 and PM2.

23.

How many minutes will students get on PM3 assessment?

a)

90

b)

120

c)

100

d)

80

24.

The F.A.S.T. has 3 reading reporting categories. What are they?

a)

1. Reading Literary Text

2. Reading Informational Text

3. Craft and Structure

b)

1. Key Ideas and Details

2. Reading for Understanding

3. Integration of Knowledge

c)

1. Reading Prose and Poetry

2. Reading Informational Text

3. Reading Literary Text

d)

1. Reading Prose and Poetry

2. Reading Informational Text

3. Reading Across Genres & Vocabulary

25.

True or False: The F.A.S.T. achievement levels for each reporting category is : *Above the Standard

*At/Near the Standard

*Below the Standard

a)

True

b)

False

26.

"Excuse me. How many questions are on this test?" How would you correctly answer this question?

a)

36-40

b)

40-50

c)

41-45

d)

35-50

27.

Which reporting category has the highest percentage of questions on the F.A.S.T. assessments at 35-50% of the test?

a)

Reading Prose and Poetry

b)

Reading Informational Text

c)

Reading Across Genres and Vocabulary

28.

Millions of people _____ to be professional athletes, but only a few will succeed.

a)

deficit

b)

aspire

c)

affiliate

d)

lucrative

29.

Many people are neither a Democrat nor a Republican; they aren't ______ with any political party.

a)

agnostic

b)

benevolent

c)

affiliated

d)

dissent

30.

There was no ______ on whether or not we wanted some snow days; we all agreed they were a great idea!

a)

dissension

b)

mandatory

c)

lucrative

d)

deficit

31.

Becoming a superstar can be _______, but it can also bring with it a whole new set of problems in life, such as having no privacy.

a)

deficit

b)

diversion

c)

aspire

d)

lucrative

32.

Most kids believe they know better than adults when it comes to what is good for them; however, they should ______ from thinking they know it all! :)

a)

benevolent

b)

dissent

c)

abstain

d)

deficit

33.

You don't have to be financially wealthy to be a _____ person. You just need to be helpful and kind to others in any way you can.

a)

benevolent

b)

lucrative

c)

dissent

d)

agnostic

34.

Dylan tried to create a(n) ______ so Mrs B and Mrs King wouldn't notice him sneaking out of class early.

a)

dissension

b)

diversion

c)

affiliation

d)

aspiration

35.

Jean, a(n) _______, isn't sure if she believes in a higher power like God because the idea is too abstract for her.

a)

diversion

b)

dissension

c)

agnostic

d)

affiliate

36.

It should be ______ for students and teachers to show at least thirty people a day some type of thoughtful kindness.

a)

mandatory

b)

abstain

c)

diversion

d)

deficit

37.

If you have a(n) _____ in the required eighteen points on your state test scores, you will not graduate!

a)

lucrative

b)

mandatory

c)

affiliation

d)

deficit

38.

Upon hearing the reports of a huge snowstorm, the superintendent _____ the school day so students could go home early.

a)

incentive

b)

squandered

c)

curtailed

d)

succumbed

39.

When you're broke, you find that many things you thought were _______ aren't actually necessary at all.

a)

devastate

b)

indispensable

c)

rigor

d)

squander

40.

When rain is inconsistent, you can use the _____ setting for your windshield wipers.

a)

intermittent

b)

rigorous

c)

curtailed

d)

digression

41.

To _____her loneliness, my grandmother got a puppy.

a)

alleviate

b)

demise

c)

speculation

d)

revulsion

42.

Students are typically ______ about the value of preparing for the ELA II test, but the practice really does pay off.

a)

revulsion

b)

alleviated

c)

devastated

d)

cynical

43.
A reason or set of reasons given with the aim of persuading someone
a)
Argument
b)
claim
c)
counterargument
d)
evidence
44.
An assertion of the truth of something
a)
claim
b)
persuade
c)
evidence 
d)
evaluate
45.
A reason or set of reasons put forward to oppose an idea or theory developed by another argument
a)
counterargument
b)
argument
c)
claim
d)
evidence
46.
able to be believed; convincing
a)
credible
b)
reasoning
c)
rhetoric
d)
evaluate
47.
An appeal used to convince someone of the character or credibility of the persuader
a)
ethos
b)
credible
c)
pathos
d)
evidence
48.
to judge or determine the significance, worth, or quality of something
a)
evaluate
b)
evidence
c)
reasoning
d)
claim
49.
something that makes plain or clear; anything presented to support an assertion
a)
evidence
b)
claim
c)
argument
d)
reasoning
50.
an appeal used to persuade someone by reason
a)
logos
b)
ethos
c)
reasoning
d)
argument
51.
an appeal used to convince someone by creating an emotional response
a)
pathos
b)
persuade
c)
reasoning
d)
ethos
52.
cause someone to do or believe something through reasoning or argument
a)
persuade
b)
rhetoric
c)
evidence
d)
claim
53.
the act of thinking about something in a logical and sensible way
a)
reasoning
b)
persuade
c)
logos
d)
rhetoric
54.
the act of effective or persuasive speaking or writing
a)
rhetoric
b)
argument
c)
persuade
d)
evidence
55.

Choose the four rhetorical devices that are most common:

a)

Pathos

b)

Logos

c)

Phileos

d)

Ethos

e)

Kairos

56.

Which rhetorical appeal is an emotional appeal?

a)

Pathos

b)

Logos

c)

Kairos

d)

Ethos

57.

Which rhetorical appeal use facts, statistics, and appeals to logic?

a)

Ethos

b)

Pathos

c)

Cheetos

d)

Logos

58.

What type of argument appeals to the believability or credibility of the author? In other words, is the writer trustworthy?

a)

Pathos

b)

Ethos

c)

Logos

d)

Freetos

59.

What is a Universal Theme?

a)

A theme that only the universe understands.

b)

A theme in a text that only a certain group can relate to.

c)

A theme in a text that the majority of people can relate to.

d)

A theme in a text that every human in the world can relate to, like love or fear.

60.

What are Perspective and Point of View in prose (story or narrative)?

Pick two answers.

a)

In a story, the narrator's POV is 1st, 2nd, or 3rd person.

b)

The Point of View is how the reader feels about the story.

c)

The Perspective is how the author feels about what they are writing.

d)

The perspective is the mood of the story.

61.

Mark the correct answer:

Does all poetry have to have rhyming in it?

a)

umm....

b)

no

c)

yes

d)

huh?

62.

What do epic poems have in common?

Choose three

a)

Epic poems tell a story.

b)

Epic poems are loved by high schoolers, so they are called epic.

c)

Epic poems have a theme, like courage, love, adventure, etc.

d)

Epic poems are longer than other types of poetry.

63.

Which of the following are elements of prose?

(Remember prose is a story or narrative of something that happened.)

Check all the apply.

a)

Characters

b)

Setting

c)

Plot

d)

Narrator

64.

What does an author have to include in a text to have a valid claim or argument?

a)

all three types of arguments in one text: ethos, pathos, logos

b)

clear, identifiable evidence to support their claim

c)

vague, wishy washy opinions

d)

support from their parents

65.

What type of writing in which each character is a symbol of something else, or represents something?

a)

Poetry

b)

Conflation

c)

Allegory

d)

Epic hero

66.

What is an epic hero?

a)

the antagonist

b)

A really good person in a story

c)

A really long tale

d)

A hero that is larger than life and can conquer anything

67.

Poems often include which of the following?

Choose three

a)

Symbolism

b)

Imagery

c)

Narrator

d)

Rhyming

68.

What is the author's primary purpose in writing a story?

a)

persuade

b)

inform

c)

entertain

d)

describe

69.

Which term describes the attitude a character has toward something?

a)

Character's Perspective

b)

Narrator's Perspective

c)

Reader's Perspective

d)

Writer's Perspective

70.

Which word describes a reference to something that is included in a passage?

For example: John was like the Good Samaritan when he stopped to help the old man cross the street safely. (The Good Samaritan is a story in the Bible about a man who saved someone's life.)

a)

allegory

b)

arithmetic

c)

allusion

d)

archetype

71.

Which rhetorical appeal refers to the timeliness of an argument?

a)

Ethos

b)

Kairos

c)

Logos

d)

Pathos

72.

Tristin couldn’t see the school building; it was shrouded by smoke and dust.”


What does the word shrouded mean?

a)

covered

b)

ruined

c)

bounced

d)

invisible

73.

Luis was adamant and insisted, "But Mom said she was preparing dinner tonight!"


The word that best defines adamant is-

a)

happy

b)

unsure

c)

nervous

d)

stubborn

74.

Based on the context clues in the sentence below, ecstatic means:


They were ecstatic at the birth of their baby. They couldn't stop smiling for days.

a)

Nervous

b)

Discouraged

c)

Excited

d)

Relieved

75.

Which is the correct meaning of the word spell in the sentence?


The man told us he needed to sit for a spell.

a)

A short, indefinite period of time.

b)

A word or formula believed to be magic.

c)

To form words by means of letters.

76.

Typewriters became obsolete with the development of personal computers.

a)

popular

b)

out-dated

c)

careful

d)

round

77.

Based on context clues in the passage below, trifle means ______________.

Her cat was dying, and she worried about a trifle like her torn dress!

a)

Little thing

b)

Giant thing

c)

Everything

d)

Hopeful thing

78.
The teacher was appalled, or disgusted, by the honey covered homework the student turned in.
a)
pleased 
b)
surprised
c)
frustrated
d)
disgusted
79.
Like the winners at the Olympics, I received accolades from my parents for good grades.
a)
rejection
b)
shock
c)
disapproval
d)
praise
80.
When the teacher spoke the directions verbatim, she also had the exact same thing written on the worksheet she gave to each student.
a)
word for word
b)
in secret
c)
different
d)
loudly
81.

Sometimes studying for math tests feels futile, or useless, because my scores don't seem to get better.


What type of context clue is used to find the meaning of the underlined word?

a)

The Definition or an Example is given

b)

Synonym - a word that has a similar meaning

c)

Antonym - a word that has an opposite meaning

d)

Inference - you have to put clues together

82.

I miss Mr. Fry. Our new principal is cranky and hard to talk to. Mr. Fry was so affable.


What type of context clue is used to find the meaning of the underlined word?

a)

The Definition or an Example is given

b)

Synonym - a word that has a similar meaning

c)

Antonym or Contrast- the opposite

d)

Inference - you have to put clues together

83.

What type of context clue is used below?


I got in trouble for not telling the truth last night and Mom revoked all my privileges. Meaning, everything was taken away

a)

The Definition or an Example is given

b)

Synonym - a word that has a similar meaning

c)

Antonym - a word that has an opposite meaning

d)

Inference - you have to put clues together

84.

Many species went extinct for unknown reasons so many types of animals are no longer found on earth.


What type of context clue is used in the sentence?

a)

Synonym

b)

Example

c)

Cause and Effect

d)

General/Inference

85.

Metropolitan areas, such as Chicago and its suburbs, are inhabited by large numbers of people.


What type of context clue is used to find the meaning of the underlined word?

a)

Example

b)

Cause and Effect

c)

Synonym

d)

Definition

86.

 Whenever I need some advice, I visit my sapient grandmother. She listens and helps me decide the right thing to do. I hope I can be as wise as she is someday.

What does the word sapient mean?

a)

wise

b)

funny

c)

creative

d)

old

87.

Taking umbrage at his classmate’s rude remarks, Sam stormed out of the room.

What does the word umbrage mean?

a)

umbrella

b)

classmate

c)

anger

d)

talking

88.

Citizens of the United States have certain unalienable rights. These are rights that cannot be taken away.

What does unalienable mean?

a)

from another place

b)

cannot be taken away

c)

unlikeable

d)

strange

89.

“The tuba is such a corpulent instrument. I wish you would consider playing something small and light, like the flute,” said my mom.

What does corpulent mean?

a)

large or bulky

b)

small and light

c)

pretty and nice

d)

musical

90.

After pulling weeds for 5 hours on a scorching hot day in mid-July, Troy was feeling listless.

What does listeless mean?

a)

energized

b)

bored

c)

happy

d)

tired

91.

When the kindergarten teacher split her students into two groups for the field trip, she assigned all of the docile students to the parent volunteer, and she kept the more challenging students for herself.

What does docile mean?

a)

difficult or challenging

b)

obedient or easily managed

c)

unique or different

d)

unwilling or angry

92.

Everyone likes to be around Rey because of his blithe spirit. In fact, his cheerful attitude is rather contagious!

What does blithe mean?

a)

depressing

b)

melancholy

c)

cheerful

d)

mysterious

93.

Many citizens decided to boycott the supermarket because they didn’t agree with the owner’s racist comments. When a group boycotts, they stop doing something in order to protest. 

What does boycott mean?

a)

fight

b)

go shopping

c)

disagree

d)

protest

94.

No matter where you go, the internet is following you. Almost every portable device is being made with an internet connection. Most tvs and appliances come with internet capabilities as well. The internet is truly ubiquitous.

If something is ubiquitous, it is.......

a)

It costs too much money

b)

It is everywhere

c)

It spies on people

d)

It causes rashes

95.

Speaking rudely to the judges was rash behavior. You really hurt your chances of winning!

In context, rash means...

a)

An itchy skin condition

b)

Funny

c)

With little thought or consideration

d)

A great idea

96.

If you lower taxes so that people can keep more of the money that they earn, it will be an incentive for them to work harder.

What does incentive mean as used in context?

a)

A small amount of money

b)

A tax

c)

A good job

d)

A reason to do something

97.

In the early 1600s, a dangerous trip across the Atlantic Ocean was a daunting idea. The Europeans, who would someday be known as the Pilgrims, must have been a very determined and brave group of settlers.

A daunting task is one that would ________ someone.

a)

Amuse

b)

Lose or misplace

c)

Tickle

d)

Frighten or intimidate

98.

Saints and strangers argued about how they would live in the New World. After much discussion, they came together and signed the Mayflower Compact. (Compact is unfamiliar word)

Which type of context clues is being used in the sentence?

a)

Antonym

b)

Definition/Explanation

c)

Cause/ Effect

d)

Restatement

99.

Fortunately, the explosion diverted the asteroid from a course that would have sent it hurdling into our planet.

To divert is to....

a)

Change of direction

b)

Look for high waves

c)

Look through a telescope

d)

To Speed up

100.
After the tornado, most of the houses and buildings in the town were disheveled and items could be found strewn everywhere.
a)
divided
b)
disorderly
c)
clean
d)
organized