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  1. A student reads a news article and a personal blog about the same event. Which source is MOST likely to be more objective?

    Answer: The news article

    News articles are generally written to report facts objectively, while personal blogs reflect individual opinions.

  2. A student reads: 'After centuries of silence, the ancient city was finally rediscovered.' The prefix 're-' in 'rediscovered' means:

    Answer: Again

    The prefix 're-' means 'again,' so 'rediscovered' means discovered once more.

  3. A reading passage describes events in the order they happened: morning, afternoon, then evening. This text structure is:

    Answer: Chronological order

    Chronological order presents events sequentially from earliest to latest.

  4. A student reads: 'Despite studying hard, she still found the exam difficult.' The word 'despite' signals:

    Answer: A contrast

    'Despite' introduces a concession, showing that two ideas are in contrast with each other.

  5. Which question requires a student to make an inference rather than find a direct answer in the text?

    Answer: Why did the character feel nervous, based on clues in the story?

    Inference questions require combining textual clues with reasoning, not just locating stated facts.

  6. A student reads a poem that does not rhyme and has no fixed line length. This type of poem is called:

    Answer: Free verse

    Free verse poetry has no required rhyme scheme or meter, giving the poet flexible structure.

  7. A passage includes a sidebar box with additional facts about the main topic. What is the purpose of this text feature?

    Answer: To provide supplementary information related to the topic

    Sidebar boxes offer extra details or context that complement the main text without interrupting its flow.

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