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WorksheetsReading EOG Review - Analyzing Questions
Total questions: 33
Worksheet time: 23mins
INFERENCES are when you ...
assume
guess
draw conclusions
are clearly stated
An OBJECTIVE SUMMARY is ...
extremely detailed
full of opinions
fact-based
a summary of goals
Conversations between characters is ...
verbal text
dialogue
spoken verse
dialect
INCIDENTS are ...
character traits
details
unimportant
events
EXPLICITLY means ...
adult content
profanity
clearly
graphic
ASPECTS are ...
traits
chemicals
nouns and verbs
opinions
PROVOKE means ...
complicate
inform
to cause
power
ANALOGIES are ...
textual
visual
comparisons
poetic devices
ANALYZE means ...
to infer
to evaluate
to examine
to compose
PROPEL means ...
work
move forward
blade
infer
IMPACT means ..
affect or effect
collision
problem
important
SPECIFIC means ...
simple
vague
ironic
certain
TONE is the writer's ...
topic
attitude
central idea
subject
ALLUSIONS are ...
references
mirages
visions
always symbols
To CONTRAST is to point out ...
images
differences
symbols
parts of speech
SUFFICIENT means ...
plentiful
profitable
enough
reasonable
RELEVANT means ...
academic
profound
technical
relating
IRRELEVANT means ...
too simple
logical but wordy
irresponsible
off topic
CONFLICTING INFORMATION is information that ...
disagrees
is based on conflict
seeks to entertain
pertains to the plot
CLAIMS are ..
statements that may or may not be true
always made in the first paragraph
based on insufficient evidence
found in certain genres
a reasonable argument that opposes or disagrees with another claim; supported by evidence and sound reasoning
Connotation
Counterclaim
Propel the Action
Inference
analyzes the relationship between ideas in a text, both similarities and differences.
Propel the Action
Cause and Effect
Compare and Contrast
Problem and Solution
a statement that can be proven vs. a statement of an author's belief or judgment about something.
Fact and Opinion
Distinction
Cause and Effect
Compare and Contrast
the author's intention for his/her writing: to persuade, inform, explain, or entertain.
Compare and Contrast
Author's Purpose
Objective Summary
Cause and Effect
when an author holds a strong opinion or belief about his/her topic; statements that favor one opinion or idea over another, sometimes creating an unsound or unfair argument by the author.
Bias
Dialogue
Textual Features
Relevant
passages that explain or inform.
Compare and Contrast
Denotation
Literary Texts
Informational Texts
the order in which a series of events happened; text is arranged in order of time from beginning to end.
Chronological Order
Textual Features
Distinction
Bias
a reasonable conclusion reached that is based on evidence found in the text.
Counterclaim
Incident
Inference
Cause and Effect
the main argument made by an author; supported by reasons and evidence.
Sound
Claim
Denotation
Connotation
refers to the exact words characters are saying; set off from the rest of the text with quotation marks and commas; each time a new character speaks, a new paragraph begins.
Analogy
Structure
Relevant
Dialogue
a comparison between two things that helps to express the relationship or connection between the words/concepts.
Counterclaim
Incident
Dialogue
Analogy
a specific meaning or idea that a word/concept brings to mind.
Connotation
Denotation
Counterclaim
Cause and Effect
the dictionary definition of a word/concept.
Denotation
Inference
Literary Texts
Connotation
