Type of Question
Parts of Speech
Tools
Literary Terms
Spelling & Punctuation
100
This example question is mutli choice or multiple choice?
What is mutliple choice?
100
Identify the three nouns in the sentence below:
Jennifer quietly sat at the lunch table in the cafeteria with her friends.
What is Jennifer, table and cafeteria?
100
You would use this tool if you didn't know what a word means?
What is the Dictionary or Thesaurus.
100
This is the part of a story that describes where or when it takes place.
What is setting?
100
Fortunatly (Fortunately, Fortunately, Fortunately, Fortunately), Randall knew the answer, and Mr. Torres moved on to another question and another student.
What is Fortunately?
200
These answers to these types of questions have a square instead of a circle to choose from and require choosing more than one answer. They are multiple choice or multi-choice.
What is multi-select?
200
Replace two of the nouns in the sentence with pronouns.
Mrs.Donatone gave the student a dry erase marker to use on the dry erase board.
She gave them a dry erase marker to use on it.
She gave the students a dry erase marker to use on it.
Mrs. Donatone gave them a dry erase marker to use on it.
200
This tool has multiple colors to choose from to help you keep track of important information in a reading passage.
What is highlight?
200
This literary term is used when the writer does NOT explicitly state facts but uses clues in the reading passage to provide evidence.
What is infer?
200
This is the type of puncuation you put around cited evidence or appears in dialogue between characters.
What are quotations?
300
This type of question has two parts to it. You must know the answer to one part of the question to answer the second part of the question. This question is multi-choice or Part A/Part B.
What is Part A/Part B?
300
Name the two verbs in the example sentence:
The students achieved a high score on their WVGSA test because they studied hard.
What is achieved and studied?
300
This tool lets you mark a question you would like to come back to.
What is Mark for Review?
300
You use this to determine the meaning of a word when you can't find it in the dictionary or thesarus?
What is context clues?
300
Sixty years after Ben’s discovery of the Lost Sea, people extended the size of the passage to make it safe for tourists. Visitors can ride in boats with glass bottoms, observe but not fish for rainbow trout, and see rare crystal clusters called cave flowers. Tour guides describe Craighead Caverns’ eventful history, including discoveries of ancient animal bones. The area holds interesting sights for researchers and adventurers alike.
Choose the correct punctuation:
a. observe, but not fish for rainbow trout, and
b. (observe but) not fish for rainbow trout, and
c. observe (but not fish for) rainbow trout, and
d. correct as is
What is C?
400
This is example question is multi-line or multi-choice:
What is multi-Line?
400
Identify the adjectives in the example sentence:
Mrs. Franklin is wearing a sleeveless blue dress today.
What is sleveless and blue?
400
This tool helps you eliminate answer choices that you know are wrong?
What is Strike Through?
400
This is the universal lesson a reading passage is trying to teach.
What is a theme?
400
This is the type of punctation that comes after the quoted text and tells the reader where the information came from.
What is parenthesis?
500
A Part A/Part B question can ask for different types of answers in each part. Choose the correct answer below:
A. Multiple Choice and Multi-Line
B. Multi-Select and Multiple Choice
C. All of the above
What is C, all the above?
500
Identify the preposition in the example sentence:
The students are reading under the tree.
What is under?
500
This tool helps you figure out the meaning of a word by providing synonyms?
What is the Thesauraus?
500
This is what the text is mostly about and the primary point the author is making on the topic. It is know by a few different names.
Key idea, Central Idea or Main Idea
500
n many ways, a culture can be defined by its buildings. They show the culture’s focus and values. Think about famous buildings from history. The Egyptians left behind the Pyramids. Medieval Europeans left us giant cathedrals. The Romans of course left the Colosseum. So, a thousand years from now, what iconic building will today’s cities leave behind? The office building.
Choose the correct punctuation:
a. The Romans, of course left
b. The Romans, of course, left
c. The Romans of course, left
d. correct as is
What is B?