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EOG ELA Review

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 19mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is cause and effect?

a)

A relationship between a character and the setting

b)

A relationship between events; the cause brings about, or causes another event- the effect.

c)

The reason something doesnt work in a story or play

d)

Cause is why something happens and the effect is the reason it happened.

2.

What is the setting of a story?

a)

Where it takes place.

b)

When it takes place.

c)

When and where it takes place.

d)

The location mentioned in an informational text

3-7.

Exploring North Carolina

North Carolina is a state located in the southeastern region of the United States. It is known for its diverse geography, ranging from the sandy beaches of the Outer Banks to the rolling hills of the Piedmont region.

The state is also home to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Visitors can enjoy hiking, camping, and wildlife viewing in this picturesque area.

In addition to its natural beauty, North Carolina has a rich history. The state played a significant role in the American Revolution and Civil War, with many historic sites and museums commemorating these events.

Today, North Carolina is a vibrant state with a thriving economy. It is known for its research institutions, technology companies, and bustling cities like Charlotte and Raleigh. Whether you're interested in history, nature, or modern amenities, North Carolina has something to offer everyone.

3.

What significant events in American history is North Carolina known for?

a)

American Revolution and Civil War

b)

French Revolution and World War II

c)

Industrial Revolution and Vietnam War

d)

Russian Revolution and Korean War

4.

What are some of the diverse geographical features of North Carolina mentioned in the passage?

a)

Deserts, mountains, and forests

b)

Sandy beaches, rolling hills, and the Great Smoky Mountains National Park

c)

Tropical rainforests, glaciers, and grasslands

d)

Canyons, plateaus, and tundra

5.

What does the term 'diverse geography' refer to?

a)

Different types of people living in an area

b)

Varied landscape or physical features

c)

Various weather patterns in a region

d)

Unique cultural traditions of a place

6.

What does the word 'vibrant' mean?

a)

Dull and boring

b)

Lively and energetic

c)

Quiet and reserved

d)

Sad and gloomy

7.

What evidence is provided in the passage to support North Carolina's thriving economy?

a)

Research institutions

b)

Agricultural production

c)

Historical landmarks

d)

Fishing industry

8-12.

A Fable About a Mouse and a Donkey

Once upon a time, in a lush green meadow, there lived a tiny mouse named Milo and a gentle donkey named Daisy. Milo and Daisy were the best of friends, despite their size difference.

One day, as they were enjoying the warm sun together, Milo noticed a group of birds flying overhead. He turned to Daisy and said, 'I wish I could fly like those birds. They are so free and graceful.'

Daisy smiled and replied, 'Each of us has our own unique abilities, Milo. You may not be able to fly, but you are quick and clever. Embrace who you are and be proud of it.'

From that day on, Milo stopped wishing to be something he was not. He realized that being a small mouse was just as special as being a big donkey, and their friendship grew even stronger.

8.

What message does the passage convey?

a)

Embracing one's unique abilities and being proud of who you are

b)

Conforming to societal norms and expectations

c)

Hiding one's talents and blending in with the crowd

d)

Being ashamed of one's individuality and skills

9.

What is one of the supporting details mentioned in the passage?

a)

Milo's wish to swim like the fish

b)

Daisy's advice to avoid embracing unique abilities

c)

Milo's realization about the value of being someone else

d)

Milo's wish to fly like the birds

10.

What does the word 'lush' indicate about the green meadow?

a)

Dry

b)

Abundant and thriving

c)

Barren

d)

Colorful

11.

What is the main idea of the passage?

a)

The friendship between a tiny mouse named Milo and a gentle donkey named Daisy

b)

The adventures of a brave lion in the jungle

c)

The history of ancient civilizations

d)

The life cycle of a butterfly

12.

What does the text highlight the importance of?

a)

Love and kindness

b)

Hard work and dedication

c)

Competition and rivalry

d)

Friendship and acceptance

13.
Effect: The plant died.
a)
The plant did not get enough water.
b)
The girl took care of the plant.
c)
The plant got plenty of sun.
d)
The plant was pretty.
14.
What is the cause in this sentence?
Because it rained, I got soaked.
a)
it rained
b)
I got soaked
c)
sure
d)
yep
15.

Thank You for Being a Friend

Artist: Andrew Gold


Thank you for being a friend

Traveled down the road and back again

Your heart is true you're a pal and a confidant

And if you threw a party

Invited everyone you knew

You would see, the biggest gift would be from me

And the card attached would say,

"Thank you for being a friend"

What is the theme of the song?

a)

environment

b)

peace

c)

friendship

d)

family

16.

Using the same letter sound throughout a sentence

a)

personification

b)

simile

c)

hyperbole

d)

alliteration

17.

What is a theme in literature?

a)

The main character of a story

b)

The setting of the story

c)

The underlying message or insight the author conveys

d)

A detailed summary of the plot

18.

How can a character's development throughout a story contribute to the theme?

a)

By showing how different settings affect the story

b)

By demonstrating the consequences of certain actions or decisions

c)

By providing a contrast to the main character

d)

By describing the physical appearance of the characters

19.

What does it mean to identify the author's message in a story?

a)

To summarize the plot

b)

To describe the main characters

c)

To understand the lesson or moral the author is trying to convey

d)

To list all the settings in the story

20.
Fear knocked on the door.is an example of:
a)
Onomatopoeia
b)
Symbolism
c)
Personification
d)
Hyperbole