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2019 Diagnostic MC - Endymion Springs

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7 Nsɛmmisa
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RL.7.3
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RL.7.1
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RL.7.2
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RL.7.3
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RL.7.1
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RL.7.2
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RL.7.1
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5.

Part A

How does the author's use of figurative language throughout the passage contribute to the overall tone?

(RL.7.3)

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Part B

Which detail from the passage best supports the answer to Part A?

(RL.7.1)

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7.

Drag the FOUR BEST details that belong in a summary of the passage into the appropriate spaces. Details must be in order.

(RL.7.2)

  • As Blake taps books on the shelves, one strikes him.

  • Blake suffers a papercut from one of the books.

  • Blake is brought to reality when his mother and the librarian appear.

  • Blake tries to occupy himself while waiting for his mother in a library

  • Blake looks and listens carefully trying to figure out what caused the book to strike him.

  • A sharp-clawed cat called Mephistopheies is the only other living thing that Blake can see.

  • Blake reads the nameplates to determine the subjects of the portraits hanging on the library wall.

  • Blake hears a sound and determines it was his sister walking upstairs.

  • Event 1

  • Event 2

  • Event 3

  • Event 4

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Part A

How do Blake's actions set the plot of the passage in motion?

(RL.7.3)

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Part B

Which sentence from the passage provides evidence to support the answer to Part A?

(RL.7.1)

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Part A

Which sentence states a central idea from the passage?

(RL.7.2)

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Part B

Which event supports the answer to Part A?

(RL.7.1)