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1

In reading comprehension, what does making an inference involve?

A Finding information that is directly stated in the text
B Identifying the main idea of a paragraph
C Memorizing key vocabulary words
D Using clues from the text and your own knowledge to draw a conclusion
2

Which of the following is the best example of using evidence to support an answer about a text?

A The character is brave because on page 5 the author writes, 'She stood up to the bully without hesitation.'
B The character is brave because my friend said so.
C I think the character is brave because that's my opinion.
D The character is brave because the story is exciting.
3

An author writes: 'The ancient house groaned as the wind howled through its empty halls.' What does the word 'groaned' most likely suggest about the house?

A The house is haunted by ghosts.
B The house is old and might be falling apart.
C The house is noisy because of the wind.
D The house is welcoming to visitors.
4

When you use a direct quotation from a text in your answer, what is the most important thing to do?

A Only use quotations if you can't paraphrase.
B Change a few words to make it sound better.
C Use quotation marks and copy the exact words from the text.
D Put the quotation in your own words without quotation marks.
5

Read the sentence: 'Despite the pouring rain, Maya decided to walk home instead of taking the bus.' What can you infer about Maya?

A She doesn't know the bus schedule.
B She forgot her bus fare.
C She enjoys walking in the rain.
D She might have a reason to avoid the bus or enjoy the walk.

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