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Articulation /r/ and context clues
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The evidence presented was relevant to the topic and directly supported the author’s claim.
unrelated
exaggerated
connected
confusing
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The details in the text reveal the character’s true feelings about the situation.
erase
hide
show
confuse
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The explanation helped resolve the confusion about the passage’s meaning.
clarify
create
delay
ignore
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The committee considered several options before reaching a firm decision that could not be easily
temporary
definite
flexible
emotional
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The teacher asked students to rephrase the paragraph, or explain it again using their own words.
shorten into one word
explain using different words
repeat excatly
copy from text
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Despite the compelling evidence, the speaker’s argument remained circular, repeating the same claim without offering new support.
logical
indirect
repetitive
persuasive
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The character’s reluctant acceptance revealed that he agreed only after significant pressure.
unwilling
uncertain
careless
eager
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Based on the clues in the sentence, the reader can recognize the meaning of the unfamiliar word.
identify
forget
remove
guess randomly
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The historian described the ruler as merciless, noting his lack of compassion toward those who opposed him.
cruel
hesistant
cautious
forgiving
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The scientist provided a thorough explanation, addressing every variable involved in the experiment.
partial
rushed
complete
careless
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The example sentence provided a helpful reference, guiding the reader toward the correct meaning.
rule
distraction
guide
picture
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The narrator’s sarcastic remark suggested the opposite of what was stated on the surface.
literal
mocking
sincere
neutral
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The author includes a counterargument to strengthen credibility by acknowledging opposing viewpoints.
supporting detail
summary
opposing claim
accusation
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The author includes specific examples to reinforce the main idea, making the argument stronger.
strengthen
weaken
ignore
copy
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Students used context clues to reconstruct the meaning of the word they did not know.
remove
copy
simplify
rebuild
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The outcome of the experiment, or final result, surprised the class.
explanation
beginning
instruction
outcome
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The author’s tone becomes somber as the passage shifts from hope to quiet reflection.
serious
impatient
dramatic
cheerful
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When asked to reflect on the story, students were expected to think carefully about its message.
summarize quickly
decorate
criticize
think deeply
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