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2019 STAAR Grade 7 Reading

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42 Nsɛmmisa
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7.9D
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7.9E
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7.2B
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 7.5F
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 7.5F
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7.7D
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7.6D
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 7.5F
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7.6C
 7.5F
1
 7.5F
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7.2A
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7.9A
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 7.5F
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 7.5F
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7.2C
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7.9A
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7.6C
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7.6D
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7.9D
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 7.5F
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 7.5F
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 7.5F
1
 7.5F
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 7.5F
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 7.5E
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 7.5E
1
 7.5E
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 7.5E
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 7.5E
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 7.5F
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7.8D.iii
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7.6D
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 7.5F
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 7.5F
1
 7.5F
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 7.5F
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7.8C
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 7.5F
1
 7.5F
1
7.8C
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 7.5F
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7.6D

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1.

What does the figurative language in paragraph 15 help the reader understand about the flower?

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2.

What does the point of view of this excerpt help the reader understand?

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3.

What is the meaning of profusion as it is used in paragraph 13?

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4.

Which sentence suggests that Saeng’s main conflict in the excerpt will be resolved?

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5.

Why is the leaf Saeng carries important in the excerpt?

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6.

How does the change in settings from the nursery to the greenhouse advance the plot?

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7.

What is the best summary of the excerpt?

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8.

What does the photograph of the anaerobic digester silos and its caption help the reader understand?

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9.

Which sentence from the selection best shows that the Sainsbury’s company tries to make use of a by-product?

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10.

Which idea presented in the selection does the photograph and caption next to paragraph 3 best support?

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11.

Read the dictionary entry for chain.

Which definition matches the meaning of chains as it is used in paragraph 1?

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12.

What is the most likely reason the author wrote this selection?

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13.

In paragraph 4, why does the author compare anaerobic digesters to stomachs?

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14.

What is the most likely reason the author included the information in paragraph 6?

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15.

The word accumulate comes from the Latin cumulus, which means “a pile.” What does accumulated in paragraph 9 mean?

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16.

What is the author’s primary purpose in writing the selection?

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17.

Which sentence best supports the idea that chickadees take action to keep their bodies warm at night?

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18.

What is the best summary of the selection?

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19.

What does the imagery in lines 9 and 10 of the poem suggest about the speaker?

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20.

The actions described in the first stanza (lines 1–4) suggest that the speaker is —

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21.

The poet’s use of line length helps contribute to the poem’s —

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22.

What does the repetition in line 6 and line 15 emphasize?

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23.

The imagery in lines 3 and 4 of the poem creates a sense of —

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24.

The rhythm and rhyme scheme used in the poem contributes to a mood of —

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25.

What do both the selection and the poem describe?

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26.

Which statement from the selection is best supported by the poem?

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27.

Which is an action in the poem that is not described in the selection?

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28.

The selection is different from the poem in that the poem describes how the chickadee —

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29.

What do both the selection and the poem reveal about the chickadee?

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30.

According to the selection, the original Keep Calm poster was created to —

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31.

How does the author organize the selection?

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32.

What is the main idea of paragraph 6?

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33.

Based on the way the Keep Calm motto continues to be received by the public, the reader can conclude that the motto has a —

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34.

The author includes the information in paragraph 5 most likely to —

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35.

Paragraph 6 suggests that one reason for the Keep Calm slogan’s popularity is that the slogan —

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36.

Which of these sentences from the selection is an opinion?

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37.

Read line 3 from the play.

What do these stage directions help the reader understand?

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38.

What does line 29 reveal about Angie’s thoughts regarding Pete’s problem?

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39.

Read line 4 from the play.

The reader can conclude from this line that the commentator —

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40.

In lines 18 through 23, the stage directions most help the reader understand the —

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41.

One way Angie tries to encourage Pete is by —

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42.

What is the best summary of the play?