The document contains a reading comprehension test with questions about various short passages on different topics. The questions test reading skills like identifying main ideas, details, inferences, word meanings and text structures. The passages cover topics such as family news, spiders, poetry form, pioneer journeys, Native Americans, apples, the Wright brothers and their invention of the airplane, and abolitionist movements.
The document contains a reading comprehension test with questions about various short passages on different topics. The questions test reading skills like identifying main ideas, details, inferences, word meanings and text structures. The passages cover topics such as family news, spiders, poetry form, pioneer journeys, Native Americans, apples, the Wright brothers and their invention of the airplane, and abolitionist movements.
The document contains a reading comprehension test with questions about various short passages on different topics. The questions test reading skills like identifying main ideas, details, inferences, word meanings and text structures. The passages cover topics such as family news, spiders, poetry form, pioneer journeys, Native Americans, apples, the Wright brothers and their invention of the airplane, and abolitionist movements.
1. B. news of the grandfather’s health 2. E. Supporting family members in times of need is a priority. 3. D. “As it turned out, her friends were waiting for her to leave the room so they could surprise her.” 4. C. The narrator’s family is worried about the grandfather, and they finally get good news. 5. E. The characters learn that the grandfather will make a recovery. 6. E. complain 7. B. It explains why spiders should fear us more than we fear them. 8. D. AABB CCDD 9. A. A first-person narration gives a detailed account of the tense mood. 10. B. They are happy in the garden. 11. B. She does not have enough money to buy a prom dress. 12. B. True friends are helpful in times of need. 13. C. Lenny assuring Diana that he isn’t upset with her 14. B. The brothers find out that the small dog was searching for its mother. 15. B. He misses being out on the ocean. 16. A. teach her that things don’t always happen the way she wants them to in life 17. A. It serves as the resolution of the story. 18. B. She feels that her daughter does not yet know what it is to be truly disappointed. 19. E. sadness and loneliness 20. E. It provides the reader with the necessary background to understand the story. Reading for Information 21. D. travel across new territories for settlement 22. E. Pioneers traveling across Oregon faced many dangers. 23. B. “They spend months and years traveling across vast distances…” 24. A. Pioneers faced threats of accidents, diseases, and attacks. 25. D. They lived on the land before pioneers came. 26. C. obtained 27. E. It develops the main idea. 28. E. his bias towards American pioneers 29. D. to emphasize the hardships that pioneers faced as they discovered new settlements 30. D. by giving reasons why pioneers died during their journey 31. B. American pioneers traveled in wagons. 32. D. “… has become an educational tourist attraction.” 33. E. They help in providing nourishment and plant reproduction. 34. A. Apples are vital for one’s health. 35. C. “She was also one of the sparks that started the anti-slavery movement.” 36. A. They invented and flew the first airplane powered with controls from the inside. 37. C. the flying of an aircraft
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38. E. It provides supporting details to the previous sentence. 39. B. “… apples are an important fruit that should be integrated in every diet.” 40. A. to provide the reader with information about dragonflies 41. D. Dragonflies have great eyesight. 42. A. Honeybees should be preserved and protected instead of feared. 43. B. by explaining how they made their remarkable invention in the field 44. C. “She was also one of the sparks that started the anti-slavery movement.”