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Test Prompt Practice
Sentence Practice
100

What is the definition of Compare?

To show how the facts or ideas are similar?

100

What is the definition of Contrast?

To show how the facts or ideas are different

100

What is a synonym of Define?

Answers vary: describe, explain, interpret, spell out, decide, detail

100

Answer the following prompt:

Summarize your Who Am I? speech.

Answers vary, but should include a recap of material covered in speech.

100

Identify the independent clause, dependent clause, and subordinate conjunction in the sentence below:

Once school starts, you need a pass to get into your class.

SC: Once

DC: Once school starts

ID: You need a pass to get into your class

200

What is a synonym of discuss?

Answers vary: argue, confer, consider, debate, deliberate, examine, explain, review, etc

200

What is the definition of evaluate?

To determine the value, significance or worth of

200

What is a synonym of identify?

Answers vary: describe, recognize, label, establish, find, name, select, spot, single out, distinguish 
200

Explain what this prompt is asking you to do in your own words:

Discuss in detail whether students should be able to choose their own seats in the classroom.

Present a detailed argument that explains whether students should be able to choose their own seats in the classroom.

200

Identify the independent clause, dependent clause, and subordinate conjunction in the sentence below:

If you study for the test, you will do much better.

SC: If

DC: If you study for the test

IC: You will do much better

300

What is a synonym of infer?

Answers vary: predict, conclude, guess, figure out, interpret
300

What is the definition of summarize?

To explain main points.

300

What is a synonym of trace?

answers vary: depict, chart, sketch, layout, review, copy, duplicate, map, outline, show

300

In your own words describe what the following prompt is asking you to do:

Trace the movement of items from the manufacturing facility to the consumer's home.

Review the movement of items from the manufacturing facility to the consumer's home in detail or step by step.

300

What type of sentence is the one below?

Late last week, England joined the Czech Republic, Poland, and Sweden in refusing to play in any potential football matches against Russia.

Complex sentence: 1 independent clause and 1 dependent clause

400

What is the definition of Analyze?

To consistently and critically examine each of the facts
400

What is the definition of Sequence?

To arrange in meaningful order, usually beginning to end

400

What is the definition of Justify?

To show or prove to be right or reasonable

400

In your own words explain what the prompt below is asking you to do:

After reading "Among the Hidden" by Margaret Peterson Haddix synthesize your thoughts about the author's craft used to determine what theme is communicated most prominently throughout the story.

Answers may vary, but may include: Combine multiple elements of the story to determine and help support how the most important theme is communicated throughout the story.

400

Using a subordinate conjunction and the two independent clauses below, create a complex sentence:

We saw the movie. We went to dinner.

Answers vary but must include a subordinate conjunction:

After, although, as, as if, as though, because, than, though, unless, until, when, whenever, before, even though, how, if, since, so that, where, wherever, while

500

What is the definition of illustrate?

To make clear by citing examples

500

What is the definition of Synthesize?

To combine parts into an understandable whole.

500

What is the definition of Interpret?

To present the subject at hand in understandable terms

500

Describe a sequence that you complete each day.

answers vary, but must include steps from beginning to end

500

Create a complex sentence that describes the talent show on Friday.

Answers vary but must include a subordinate conjunction:

After, although, as, as if, as though, because, than, though, unless, until, when, whenever, before, even though, how, if, since, so that, where, wherever, while