WorksheetsBWC Test Prep Key Vocabulary Quiz Mastery Week Original P2
Total questions: 29
Worksheet time: 1hrs 26mins
What does it mean to "analyze" in the context of reading a text?
To study something closely
To write a summary
To ignore details
To memorize facts
What is the "author's message" in a text?
The point the author is trying to make
The number of pages in the book
The author's biography
The book's title
The "author's purpose" in writing a piece is to (a) .
What does it mean to "compare & contrast" in a text?
To point out similarities and differences
To write a summary
To list all characters
To describe the setting
What does it mean to "critique" a text?
To look closely at text and decide its strengths and weaknesses
To rewrite the text
To memorize the text
To ignore the text
To "demonstrate" in a text means to (a) by providing examples and/or evidence.
What does it mean to "develop" an idea in a text?
To make an idea or argument easier to understand by giving more information
To delete information
To summarize the text
To ignore details
To "evaluate" in a text means to (a) in a careful way.
To "formulate" in a text means to (a) through careful thought.
To "infer" in a text means to find meaning through (a)
What is the purpose of "interpret" in reading comprehension?
To predict what will happen next
To persuade the reader
To show understanding in your own words
To summarize the text
What does "persuade" mean in the context of a passage?
To summarize the main points
To cause someone to do or believe something
To predict future events
To interpret the text in your own words
To "predict" in a text means to say what might happen in the (a) .
What does "summarize" mean in reading?
To predict future events
To tell again with fewer words
To persuade the reader
To interpret the text
To "analyze" something in a text means to (a) .
What is the "author's message" in a passage?
The main character's dialogue
The point the author is trying to make
The setting of the story
The number of pages in the book
The "author's purpose" in writing a piece is to (a)
What does "compare & contrast" involve?
(a)What does it mean to "critique" a text?
To ignore the text
To look closely at text and decide its strengths and weaknesses
To rewrite the text
To memorize the text
What does "demonstrate" mean in the context of a text?
To hide the evidence
To prove something by providing examples and/or evidence
To skip the details
To change the main idea
What does it mean to "develop" an idea in a text?
To make an idea or argument easier to understand by giving more information
To delete unnecessary parts
To summarize the text
To ignore the main points
"Evaluate" in the context of a text means to (a) in a careful way.
What does it mean to "formulate" a hypothesis in a text?
To create or produce through careful thought
To delete unnecessary parts
To summarize the text
To ignore the main points
What does it mean to "infer" in a text?
To read the text aloud
To find meaning through information and clues
To summarize the text
To write a new story
Match the following actions with their descriptions.
By copying it word for word
Plagiarizing a text
By showing your understanding in your own words
Interpreting a passage
By ignoring it
Disregarding a text
By drawing a picture of it
Visualizing a text
What does it mean to "persuade" someone?
To confuse them
To cause them to do or believe in something
To entertain them
To ignore them
What is the meaning of "predict" in a text?
To describe past events
To say that something will or might happen in the future
To summarize the text
To rewrite the text
How do you "summarize" a passage?
By telling it again with fewer words
By adding more details
By writing it in another language
By ignoring the main points
Match the following statements with the author's likely purpose.
Encourage teenagers to work more hours
The author provides detailed guidelines on the permissible working hours for young teens.
Convince teens to enjoy their youth and not work too much
The author emphasizes the importance of balancing work and leisure for teenagers.
Explain the rules of working hours to employers
The author lists various job opportunities suitable for teenagers.
Describe possible jobs students of this age group can hold.
The author suggests that teenagers should maximize their working hours for experience.
