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100
As used in paragraph 2, what does the word periodic mean?
What is an example of context clues or dictionary skills?
100
Which of the props used in this play is needed for the resolution of the conflict?
What is an example of Prop's Purpose, Inference, Story Plot?
100
The author’s choice of first-person narrator helps the reader —
What is an example of Author's Purpose, Point of View, Inference?
100
The author organizes paragraphs 2 through 7 by —
What is an example of Author's Organization, Author's Purpose?
100
In line 24, why does the speaker say that he found “sweetness and pride” in the first tomato?
What is an example of Figurative Language (SHAMPOO), Inferred Setting, Tone?
200
Which sentence from the article best supports the claim that Rezwan’s boats have successfully addressed a problem in Bangladesh?
What is an example of main idea, problem/solution, or text structure?
200
The organization of paragraphs 2 through 4 contributes to the author’s main idea by —
What is an example of Text Organization, Author's Purpose, Inference?
200
What can the reader conclude about Chloe’s and Maneya’s mentoring experiences?
What is an example of Compare/Contrast Characters, Inference?
200
What is the best summary of this selection?
What is an example of Summary?
200
Read these lines from the poem. I felt beaten splashing out to see How little garden was left to me. The poet uses these lines to show that the speaker feels —
What is an example of Figurative Language (SHAMPOO), Tone?
300
The reader can conclude that Rezwan believes that —
What is an example of Tone, or Inference?
300
From Chloe’s description of the fourth-grade students in paragraph 8, the reader can tell that Chloe —
What is an example of Tone and Inference?
300
In paragraphs 4 and 5, what does Chloe’s conversation with Maneya reveal about Chloe?
What is an example of Tone, Character Traits, Inference?
300
Read this sentence from the selection. On its own, a colony of 100 frogs has little chance of long-term survival. The author included this sentence most likely to show —
What is an example of Author's Purpose, Tone?
300
Which line from the poem presents a problem that the speaker can not control?
What is an example of Inference, Speaker's Tone, Inferred Setting?
400
Read this excerpt from Scene 2. MIKE: [Nods eagerly.] My dad was taking me to Ranger Scouts last night, and the traffic was bad. [Carl gives him an annoyed look.] What can the reader infer about Carl from this excerpt?
What is an example of Stage Direction, Inference, Tone?
400
What is one message the author conveys in the story?
What is an example Theme?
400
Which sentence expresses the turning point in the story?
What is an example of Story Plot: Climax?
400
Why did Dr. Hunter have hope that the yellow-spotted bell frog might someday be rediscovered?
What is an example of Tone, Inference, Context Clues?
400
Both the poem and the selection end with a feeling of —
What is an example of Compare/Contrast of Tone?
500
Read these sentences from paragraph 7. “It was difficult for my parents to send me to school, but now all the facilities are in the village. I have started planning for my daughter’s future education. I want to see her become a doctor or engineer.” This quotation shows that —
What is an example of Tone, Point of View, Inference, and Analyze?
500
This play is divided into two scenes because —
What is an example of Playwright's Purpose, Scene Comparison?
500
Read the following sentence from paragraph 7. “I’m trying my best to help teach this stuff, but the kids look at me like I’ve just arrived from another planet.” This sentence helps illustrate Chloe’s —
What is an example of Figurative Language (SHAMPOO), Tone, Inference?
500
Look at the dictionary entry below. measure \ me-zh er\ n 1. an acceptable amount 2. a standard used for comparison 3. an action intended to achieve a result 4. a size, capacity, or weight of an object Which definition of the word measures is used in paragraph 10?
What is an example of Dictionary Skills, Context Clues?
500
One difference between the speaker in the poem and the narrator of the selection is that the speaker —
What is an example of Compare/Contrast?