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Unit 5 and 6 Lift Level 2

Total questions: 100

Worksheet time: 2hrs 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which definition best matches the word unique?

a)

more important than others

b)

larger than others

c)

different from others

d)

similar to others

2.

Choose the best meaning of generate.

a)

to complete or end

b)

to produce or make

c)

to combine or join

d)

to change or adapt

3.

What does hardship mean in a sentence?

a)

suffering

b)

happiness

c)

benefit

d)

complication

4.

If a person is passionate about an issue, what are they likely to show?

a)

cooperate with others

b)

very strong feelings

c)

know the right solution

d)

believe it will end well

5.

Sublime most nearly means what?

a)

hidden under water

b)

able to be renewed

c)

difficult to change

d)

lovely and wonderful

6.

A frame is best described as which structure?

a)

supports something

b)

changes something

c)

replaces something

d)

covers something

7.

A remarkable event is one that is

a)

attended by few people

b)

easily forgotten

c)

similar to earlier ones

d)

unusual and attention-getting

8.

An infectious disease is

a)

easily cured

b)

hard to treat and prevent

c)

easily spread person-to-person

d)

difficult to diagnose

9.

Trace most nearly means

a)

supporting structure

b)

different from anything

c)

a hint of something

d)

necessary for life

10.

To transmit a message, a person must

a)

translate it

b)

code it

c)

receive it

d)

send it

11.

To align several boxes, a person should

a)

count them in order

b)

spread them out

c)

arrange them in a line

d)

group them by size

12.

People who conspire do what?

a)

work together to do harm

b)

work alone on projects

c)

argue to avoid action

d)

compete to win rewards

13.

An irrevocable agreement is

a)

impossible to change

b)

surprisingly notable

c)

extremely lovely

d)

rarely enforced

14.

Which word best matches something useful to someone?

a)

benefit

b)

hardship

c)

trace

d)

feature

15.

Which element is necessary for life?

a)

force

b)

oxygen

c)

trace

d)

feature

16.

Which term could block a road and force drivers to find another way?

a)

barrier

b)

feature

c)

frame

d)

trace

17.

What is the basic building block for all matter?

a)

atom

b)

hardship

c)

molecule

d)

frame

18.

The smallest unit of water made of hydrogen and oxygen is a(n)

a)

atom

b)

force

c)

molecule

d)

trace

19.

When you exert force on an object, you

a)

give it benefits

b)

push or pull it

c)

place it in a frame

d)

trace its outline

20.

The newspaper featured an article so people could learn more about the new mayor. Which underlined word best completes the sentence?

a)

featured

b)

detached

c)

transmitted

d)

aligned

21.

The electrician will release the old wires before adding new ones. Which underlined word best completes the sentence?

a)

detach

b)

insert

c)

release

d)

generate

22.

If you insert the emergency brake, the car may begin to move. Choose the best correction.

a)

Keep insert because it is correct

b)

Change insert to demonstrate

c)

Change insert to release

d)

Change insert to transmit

23.

To charge a phone, you must ______ the plug into an electrical outlet.

a)

detach

b)

generate

c)

insert

d)

align

24.

Teachers often ______ an experiment to show students how to follow the steps.

a)

align

b)

demonstrate

c)

transmit

d)

feature

25.

Which option best explains personification?

a)

Giving human traits to nonhuman things

b)

Comparing two things using like or as

c)

Exaggeration for strong effect

d)

A play on words using sound

26.

Choose the sentence that uses word choice to create positive connotation.

a)

She wore a cheap dress to the party.

b)

He delivered an inspiring speech to everyone.

c)

They invaded the store as the sale began.

d)

The crowd was loud and obnoxious all night.

27.

Which sentence contains an adjective phrase modifying a noun?

a)

The runners sprinted quickly down the track.

b)

A basket woven from reeds sat on the shelf.

c)

We will leave after the show tonight.

d)

They argued loudly during the game.

28.

Which revision strengthens connotation by choosing precise words?

a)

The room smelled bad after lunch.

b)

The room reeked of stale grease.

c)

The room had some scent lingering.

d)

The room was not smelling nice.

29.

Which choice correctly outlines the required structure for the informative essay described: introduction, three body paragraphs, and conclusion with sentence variety?

a)

Intro, two body sections, brief conclusion

b)

Intro, three body sections, concluding paragraph

c)

Background, four body sections, reflective ending

d)

Thesis only, single body section, summary note

30.

The resolution / attitude / status of a problem solves the problem.

a)

resolution

b)

attitude

c)

status

31.

An arrogant / avid / intrinsic trait belongs naturally to someone or something.

a)

arrogant

b)

avid

c)

intrinsic

32.

Psychology is a discipline / notion / disbelief that focuses on the workings of the mind.

a)

discipline

b)

notion

c)

disbelief

33.

If the ground is disconnected / saturated / contagious, it cannot hold more water.

a)

disconnected

b)

saturated

c)

contagious

34.

Tears often humiliate / suffocate / indicate that a person feels sad or upset.

a)

humiliate

b)

suffocate

c)

indicate

35.

A person with a positive attitude will likely

a)

have a lot of life experience.

b)

expect good things to happen.

c)

give up easily on challenges.

d)

earn a lot of money.

36.

The word status means

a)

a government official or representative.

b)

information from print or digital references.

c)

a quality that is shared with relatives.

d)

position in comparison to others.

37.

Another word for notion is

a)

idea.

b)

argument.

c)

problem.

d)

identity.

38.

People who are arrogant

a)

try to solve problems for other people.

b)

feel shy when they are around other people.

c)

act as if they are better than other people.

d)

question other people’s motivations.

39.

The word bitter means

a)

emotional.

b)

kind.

c)

curious.

d)

resentful.

40.

People who stutter

a)

make other people feel bad about themselves.

b)

have difficulty completing words.

c)

cannot hear well.

d)

interrupt other people when they are talking.

41.

The word suffocate means

a)

to be unable to breathe.

b)

to feel embarrassed.

c)

to have an irrational fear.

d)

to always try to win.

42.

If someone makes a pathetic attempt, that attempt is

a)

notable.

b)

shocking.

c)

worthless.

d)

questionable.

43.

The word humiliate means

a)

to laugh.

b)

to embarrass.

c)

to judge.

d)

to listen.

44.

An avid reader would

a)

read frequently and enthusiastically.

b)

criticize what they read.

c)

write about what they read.

d)

read only nonfiction genres.

45.

The word mania means

a)

unlikely attraction.

b)

unexplainable interest.

c)

excessive enthusiasm.

d)

uncontrollable sadness.

46.

If laughter is contagious, it will

a)

become louder.

b)

spread to other people.

c)

stop quickly.

d)

appear fake.

47.

A person with prestige can be described as

a)

unattractive.

b)

considerate.

c)

important.

d)

talented.

48.

The word expanse means a(n)

a)

large area.

b)

urgent need.

c)

group of people.

d)

demand for respect.

49.

Which word describes the feeling that something could not be real or true?

a)

disconnected

b)

perish

c)

saturated

d)

disbelief

50.

When something perishes, it

a)

moves apart from others.

b)

stops existing.

c)

grows much larger.

d)

becomes better than other things.

51.

The word disconnected means

a)

interested.

b)

respected.

c)

separated.

d)

invited.

52.

Which statement best expresses the writer’s central claim about Alex Honnold’s feat?

a)

It is one of many notable modern sports feats

b)

It surpasses other feats due to risk and preparation

c)

It was possible only because of high‑tech climbing gear

d)

It matches famous track and marathon records

53.

What does “free solo” mean in the context of Honnold’s climb?

a)

Climbing without ropes or protective gear

b)

Climbing quickly with minimal rest breaks

c)

Climbing with a single lightweight rope

d)

Climbing in a team rotating lead positions

54.

Which detail is a provable fact rather than an opinion?

a)

El Capitan rises about 3,000 feet in Yosemite

b)

Honnold’s courage was clearly the main factor

c)

The climb is the greatest athletic feat ever

d)

Free soloing is more impressive than expeditions

55.

Which sentence shows a supporting reason for the claim about greatness?

a)

The climb required physical strength, mental preparation, and courage

b)

Fans debate what counts as the greatest sports achievement

c)

Some argue other records are more impressive

d)

A filmmaker created a movie about the climb

56.

Why does the author compare Honnold’s feat to Bannister’s mile and Kipchoge’s marathon?

a)

To show different sports can have similar rules

b)

To illustrate how records depend on weather

c)

To evaluate competing examples of athletic greatness

d)

To argue running is harder than climbing

57.

Which inference about Honnold’s preparation is best supported by the passage?

a)

He trained methodically for years to reduce risk

b)

He relied mostly on luck and natural talent

c)

He avoided memorizing sequences of moves

d)

He refused to practice on ropes before the climb

58.

Which idea describes the passage’s main purpose?

a)

Explain the geology of El Capitan in detail

b)

Argue that Honnold’s free solo is unparalleled

c)

Report various fan opinions without judgment

d)

Narrate a fictional account of a daring ascent

59.

Which evidence best shows the climb’s extreme danger?

a)

No ropes or gear secured the climber

b)

A movie later won major awards

c)

Many climbers used ropes on El Capitan

d)

El Capitan is considered a revered climbing face

60.

Which task focuses on evaluating whether quotations strengthen an argument?

a)

Assess quotations in 3–5 sentences

b)

Analyze courage in personal experience

c)

Explain a personal connection made

d)

Evaluate reasons and evidence used

61.

What is the main purpose of analyzing reasons and evidence in 3–5 sentences?

a)

Identify a strength and a weakness

b)

Retell the entire article

c)

Summarize Alex Honnold’s climb

d)

Define the term ‘argument’

62.

When asked to connect to Honnold’s experience, what should the focus be?

a)

Emotion rather than specific details

b)

Statistics about climbing risks

c)

Biographical facts about Honnold

d)

Exact quotes from the article

63.

Which prompt asks you to explain how a personal connection improved understanding of the subject or writer?

a)

Evaluate quotations used in the argument

b)

Analyze reasons and evidence for the claim

c)

Connect courage to a personal experience

d)

Explain a personal connection that clarified understanding

64.

Which role does Thor Heyerdahl hold aboard the Kon-Tiki?

a)

Navigator of the raft

b)

Captain of the crew

c)

Radio operator

d)

Second-in-command

65.

What main goal motivates Thor to build and sail the Kon-Tiki?

a)

To test new radio equipment

b)

To prove a historical theory

c)

To rescue stranded sailors

d)

To map Pacific trade routes

66.

Which supply is specifically mentioned as being sent by Americans?

a)

Fresh fruit crates

b)

Suntan lotion bottles

c)

Fishing nets bundles

d)

Extra timber planks

67.

During preparations, what task is Erik shown doing?

a)

Repairing the radio gear

b)

Painting the raft boards

c)

Cooking dried provisions

d)

Testing sleeping bags

68.

Why does Thor express frustration early in the script?

a)

Crew refuses his orders

b)

Historians doubt his claim

c)

Weather delays departure

d)

Supplies go missing

69.

Out at sea, what challenge causes a crisis for the crew?

a)

Broken steering rudder

b)

A crewman falls overboard

c)

Loss of the main sail

d)

Radio signal interference

70.

What does it mean to align two objects?

a)

to hide them from view

b)

to change their color

c)

to place them in a straight line

d)

to separate them completely

71.

Which sentence uses the word 'generate' correctly?

a)

The cat generate under the table.

b)

The machine will generate electricity for the building.

c)

She will generate the door to open it.

d)

He generate his shoes every morning.

72.

What is the overall message of the poem?

a)

People hear voices in their head that they need to ignore

b)

People must trust the voice within themselves in order to make choices

c)

People must ignore their inner dialogue as it is not always right

d)

People will learn to love themselves if they try

73.

What did “I” do in school with the poem?

a)

“I” do learning how to write

b)

“I” do try to make a kite

c)

“I” do learning how to write and trying to make a kite.

74.

Which line indicates the turtle’s change from being a helpless creature to becoming a survivor?

a)

“Like some iron door;”

b)

“And reach your skinny little neck”

c)

“And move on your slow, solitary hunt.”

d)

“Your bright, dark little eye,”

75.
What theme is explored in the poem?
a)

A Learning about nature can be exciting.

b)

B Nature can provide perspective on life.

c)

C Life is constantly changing in many ways.

d)

D People should find joy in life’s mysteries.

76.

What do you WRITE in this question?

a)

SCR: Short Answer Response

RACE

b)

ECR: Extended Constructed Response.

(RACE, First, Second, conclusion)

c)

write a poem

d)

nothing

77.

How do lines 13-18 support the theme of the beauty of apples in the poem?

a)

by declaring that tall, exquisite building and gorgeous apples are costly

b)

by describing how architects use marble in their designs

c)

by comparing amazing architectural designs with an apple tree's attractiveness

d)

by praising architects who design attractive buildings

78.

Which of the following is a theme?

a)

Think before you take action.

b)

The children played outside.

c)

The girls went shopping.

d)

Do not jump over the rocks.

79.

Which aspect of the sky does the poem focus on?

a)

Size

b)

Shape

c)

Color

d)

Distance

80.

The imagary in line 3 most appeals the which sense?

a)

smell

b)

sight

c)

taste

d)

hear

81.

Read line 4 from Song by Paul Laurence Dunbar. The author uses this line to show that -

a)

the bee loses track of time

b)

the bee is singing a song at the end of the day

c)

the bee remembers it is night

d)

the bee realizes that all trees are great

82.

What does it mean to "interpret" a poem? Dive into the essence and uncover:

a)

Memorize every single word, even the punctuation marks!

b)

Translate it into a language from another planet, preferably Martian.

c)

Peel back the layers to explain or reveal its meaning, like an onion, but hopefully without the tears.

d)

Completely overlook any deeper meanings, pretending it's just about ducks when it's clearly about the existential dread.

83.

Did you read the poem?

a)

Yes

b)

No

84.

In the poem Song by Paul Laurence Dunbar, why does the bee spend the day hiding in the rose?

a)

The bee is drinking the nectar from the rose.

b)

The bee enjoys hiding from his friends.

c)

The bee is trapped in the garden.

d)

The bee likes to sing about honey.

85.

What theme is explored in the poem?

a)

Learning about nature can be exciting.

b)

Nature can provide perspective on life.

c)

Life is constantly changing in many ways.

d)

People should find joy in life’s mysteries.

86.

What is the answer for question 13?

a)

a

b)

b

c)

c

d)

d

87.

What is the message of this poem?

a)

Always try your best, because you will never regret it.

b)

Work hard only on things that you like to do.

c)

Help others as much as you can to become your best.

88.
Which of these lines contains poetic language that conveys a sense of gentleness in death?
a)

A That’s when we know our time is burned up

b)

B Our light is slowly leaving this world

c)

C Now it’s time to go to the underworld

d)

D Chosen by a hand of higher power

89.

Which lines in the poem supports that Peggy Ann was never sick

a)

I have a silver in my thumb

b)

and don't you think my face is green

c)

you say today is.. Saturday? G'bye, I'm going out to play!

d)

My tongue is filling up my mouth, I think my hair is falling out.

90.

What does it mean when the poet says “He saw through every cloud a gleam”?

a)

He was discouraged.

b)

He was patient.

c)

He had hope.

d)

He would have more problems.

91.

From How to get RICHES. In each stanza, the word precept means —

a)

advice

b)

proverb

c)

law

d)

rule

92.

What is the answer to question 14?

a)

a

b)

b

c)

c

d)

d

93.

How do lines 13-18 support the theme of the beauty of apples in the poem?

a)

by declaring that tall, exquisite building and gorgeous apples are costly

b)

by describing how architects use marble in their designs

c)

by comparing amazing architectural designs with an apple tree's attractiveness

d)

by praising architects who design attractive buildings

94.

A group of lines in a poem, separated by space is...

a)

Verse

b)

Stanza

c)

Symbolism

d)

Theme

95.

Which genre has stanzas and lines?

a)

Realistic fiction

b)

Informational non-fiction

c)

Poetry

d)

Biography

96.
accurate
a)
right or correct
b)
kept apart or alone
c)
very excited
d)
achieved or desired result
97.

hit or struck at something

a)

batted

b)

hugged

c)

fetch

d)

rustle

98.

Which answer correctly uses the word Convey?

a)

The convey store was on the third block in my neighborhood.

b)

Please convey that work once a week.

c)

Mr. Williams conveyed his message to the audience last week.

d)

I will convey her to do what I want.

99.

A "belligerent" person is likely to be:

a)

Peaceful

b)

Aggressive

c)

Friendly

d)

Indifferent

100.

Which word means: looks at for a long time

a)

stares

b)

glance

c)

trade

d)

decide