QuestionBased on the article, which of these is true? A. The idea behind The Big Flower Fight was to reduce flower waste. B. The idea for Whisker Wars came from an old game that children play. C. The idea for Floor Is Lava came from an old game…
Read more →QuestionBased on the context, which definition of integrity is used in the paragraph from Passage 2? o the state of being whole, entire, or undiminished o firm adherence to moral or artistic codes and values o that state of being unimpaired o…
Read more →QuestionBased on the context, which definition of integrity is used in the paragraph from Passage 2? o the state of being whole, entire, or undiminished o firm adherence to moral or artistic codes and values o that state of being unimpaired o…
Read more →QuestionWhich example of figurative language from Passage 2 supports the author’s purpose of creating a vivid image to encourage the team? “. . . I know you’re not interested in hearing me carry on about whether you need to play harder or throw…
Read more →QuestionWhat cause-and-effect relationship is described in this article? A. If cheese rollers fall on the way down the steep slope, they are not allowed to finish. B. If everyone plays air guitars at the same time, all bad things in the world…
Read more →QuestionBased on the context, which definition of integrity is used in the paragraph from Passage 2? o the state of being whole, entire, or undiminished o firm adherence to moral or artistic codes and values o that state of being unimpaired o…
Read more →QuestionBased on the article, which of these is true about jarping? A. The winner of a jarping competition eats the most eggs. B. The winner of a jarping competition finds the most eggs. C. The winner of a jarping competition rolls an uncracked…
Read more →QuestionWhich is the closest synonym for the word feat, as it is used in the article? A. relationship B. disagreement C. achievement D. partnership
Read more →QuestionWhich example of figurative language from Passage 2 supports the author’s purpose of creating a vivid image to encourage the team? “…I know you’re not interested in hearing me carry on about whether you need to play harder or throw better…
Read more →QuestionWhich sentence best summarizes Pinkerton’s spy strategy? A) Pinkerton spied on Union Army regiments to gather information about their plans. B) Pinkerton relied only on information he gathered himself, shunning data collected by…
Read more →QuestionWhat are the two most likely reasons for General McClellan to offer Allan Pinkerton the job of finding spies in Washington, D.C.? A General McClellan was an undercover spy. B Pinkerton had never been to Washington, D.C. and knew no one…
Read more →QuestionThe author included examples of ancient myths about humanoid machines to show that although A robots in ancient times did not learn from their experiences, they now have feelings and emotions. B “artificial intelligence” was coined by an…
Read more →QuestionWhich two details in paragraphs 12 and 13 show that Ben is not excited about becoming an actor? Ben hangs back and doesn’t join the group of actors. Ben thinks about how he would miss the printing shop. Ben rolls his eyes when Jamie…
Read more →QuestionWhich best summarizes paragraph 4? A Elementary students can participate in UIL events such as storytelling or number sense. B Many freshmen fail classes the first grading period and cannot participate in UIL events. C No Pass, No Play…
Read more →QuestionWhich of these BEST avoids plagiarizing the book? A The Tour de France is difficult. It is difficult because of its length and its terrain. The length of the race has varied a lot over the years. The first race in 1903 was 2,428…
Read more →QuestionWhich of these is an accurate and appropriate summary of paragraph 4? A The speaker talks to her sister who understands politics. B The speaker talks to her sister about all of her problems. C The speaker wants her sister to tell her…
Read more →QuestionYour ___ statement should be located at the beginning of your written work. A concluding B supporting C thesis The thesis is used to communicate the ___ ___. A main points B supporting details C personal examples
Read more →QuestionWhich of these is an accurate and appropriate summary of paragraph 4? A The speaker talks to her sister who understands politics. B The speaker talks to her sister about all of her problems. C The speaker wants her sister to tell her…
Read more →QuestionWhich sentence in the video contains extraneous details? A I want to be an athlete. B Sports are my passion. C My other passion is noodles. D I will work hard and practice.
Read more →QuestionWhich is the best summary of paragraphs 7 and 8? A Both Farah and Greer argue with each other because they are unable to decide the best way to pack things in the truck. B Farah is annoyed with Greer because Greer makes a face when she…
Read more →QuestionWhich is the best summary of paragraphs 7 and 8? A Both Farah and Greer argue with each other because they are unable to decide the best way to pack things in the truck. B Farah is annoyed with Greer because Greer makes a face when she…
Read more →QuestionWhich is the best summary of paragraphs 7 and 8? A Both Farah and Greer argue with each other because they are unable to decide the best way to pack things in the truck. B Farah is annoyed with Greer because Greer makes a face when she…
Read more →QuestionWhich illegal activity do summarizing and paraphrasing help prevent? A avoidance B plagiarism C repeating D restating
Read more →QuestionWhat is the first step in summarizing material? A) Read the passage. B) Pick out the main ideas. C) Rephrase in your own words. ___ involves looking at the big picture whereas ___ is focused a lot more on the details. A) paraphrasing,…
Read more →QuestionWhich of these sentences contains a SUMMARY? A While he acknowledged that the inserts supported his arches, he felt slight pain on the sides of his feet. B The Pro Walk provided support around Christian’s arches. C This informal claim…
Read more →QuestionWhich is the best summary of the play? A Carlos hears a rumor about a buried treasure and persuades the other teens in the neighborhood to help him search for the treasure. They gather supplies for the hunt and head to the park. They find…
Read more →QuestionFill out the graphic organizer. Then write a summary below. A wealthy man and his wife The wealthy man opens the boxes and found the coins. The wife was angry because her husband because she thought that he didn’t trust her to provide for…
Read more →QuestionWhich of the following correctly explains what alleles parents can pass down to their offspring? A parent can pass down 2 alleles to a single offspring. A parent can pass down one allele to offspring for a given trait. A parent can only…
Read more →QuestionOne of the central ideas of this selection is A) sports teams have a history of supporting their athletes unconditionally. B) highly paid professional athletes are immune to injustice. C) professional sports as a public platform for…
Read more →QuestionList the following situations in order from most friction to least friction. a surface moving near another surface without touching a rough surface moving against a rough surface a rough surface moving against a smooth surface a smooth…
Read more →QuestionOne of the central ideas of this selection is A) sports teams have a history of supporting their athletes unconditionally. B) highly paid professional athletes are immune to injustice. C) professional sports as a public platform for…
Read more →QuestionRead these two excerpts from the selection. Which one of the following statements is applicable to both excerpts? A) Fans and players are always in sync on matters related to racism. B) Racism in sports is mainly seen in differences…
Read more →QuestionIf these two figures are similar, what is the measure of the missing angle? A) 33° B) 114° C) 180° D) 67°
Read more →QuestionIf these two figures are similar, what is the measure of the missing angle? 33° 114° ?
Read more →QuestionWhich best summarizes the MAIN IDEA of this narrative? A The most important thing in politics is to identify and support the victorious candidate. B The most dangerous thing in politics is to be misled by the promises the candidates make.…
Read more →QuestionThe text states that sound moves at a faster speed in the water than in air. However, the distance that sound travels relies mostly on which two factors? A ocean temperature B time of year C location of closest coastline D wind gusts E…
Read more →QuestionWhich statement best summarizes the “cocktail party effect”? A It is the name of the ocean experiment done during World War II that sent pulses traveling underwater for more than 900 miles. B It is the inability for species to hear one…
Read more →QuestionWhich best summarizes the MAIN IDEA of this narrative? A The most important thing in politics is to identify and support the victorious candidate. B The most dangerous thing in politics is to be misled by the promises the candidates make.…
Read more →QuestionWhich best summarizes the MAIN IDEA of this narrative? A The most important thing in politics is to identify and support the victorious candidate. B The most dangerous thing in politics is to be misled by the promises the candidates make.…
Read more →QuestionWhich sentence would be the MOST important to include in an objective summary of the passage? A Disco is a type of dance and music that started in the U.S. in the 1960s as a mix of different forms. B Disco sounds like “chicken-scratch”…
Read more →QuestionWhich is the BEST summary statement for this passage? A Mark Twain used accents and slang words to bring his characters to life. B Mark Twain traveled around the world and dazzled audiences far and wide with his humorous lectures. C…
Read more →QuestionWhich of these best summarizes the selection? A) Charlie Chaplin became one of the most successful actors of the silent movie era. Born to talented artists, young Charlie supported himself by acting in various shows that paid too little.…
Read more →QuestionThe phrase from the second review that BEST summarizes what the author likes about the book is A. How could they mistake a man for Sasquatch? B. seeing beyond someone’s outside appearance. C. Benny was a nice person who helped out at…
Read more →QuestionWhich statement is considered the thesis of the essay? A The main thing that makes the Peachtree Road Race more special than any other road race is that it takes place each year on Independence Day. B The Peachtree Road Race in Atlanta,…
Read more →QuestionWhich two sentences should be added to make a complete and accurate summary? A They would prefer to stay at home than to be without their cell phones. B Their mom and grandfather try to convince them otherwise. C Their mom and grandfather…
Read more →QuestionThese sentences are from the selection. Which one best expresses a central idea of the text? A. Americans feared that the stolen secrets had shown the Soviet Union how to build an atomic weapon. B. Los Alamos was one of the secret…
Read more →QuestionIf these two shapes are similar, what is the measure of the missing length t? t = __ millimeters 1 mm 5 mm 10 mm 20 mm
Read more →QuestionWhich quote from the text best supports the answer to Part A? A. “In early 1932, a letter surfaced from one of the accusers, Ruby Bates. In it, she admitted that her rape claim was a sham…” (Paragraph 9) B. “Alabama’s jury selection…
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