TACHS Reading Comprehension 2

Question 1

A TACHS passage describes events in the order they happened. This structure is called:

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Chronological

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Descriptive

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Persuasive

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Compare and contrast

Question 2

When a TACHS passage uses the phrase 'for example,' the author is most likely about to provide:

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A supporting detail or illustration

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A contradicting opinion

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A definition of a key term

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The passage's conclusion

Question 3

Which question type asks you to identify what would happen next in a TACHS reading passage?

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Prediction

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Vocabulary in context

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Author's purpose

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Cause and effect

Question 4

The TACHS Reading section primarily tests a student's ability to:

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Understand and interpret written passages

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Write a persuasive essay

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Solve word problems

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Memorize grammar rules

Question 5

A passage says: 'Despite the storm, Maria arrived on time.' The word 'despite' signals:

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A contrast or unexpected result

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A cause-and-effect relationship

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A sequence of events

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A definition

Question 6

When answering a TACHS question about an author's purpose, which option is most commonly correct for a passage in a textbook?

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To inform readers about a topic

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To entertain with a fictional story

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To persuade readers to take action

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To express personal feelings