3rd Six Weeks Review

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10 questions

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7.9.A

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7.7.B

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7.6.C

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7.7.D

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7.7.B

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7.6.C

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How does Eleanor's anger drive the plot forward?

7.7.C

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7.10.D.v

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7.10.C

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7.10.D.viii

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Which topic is most closely related to the author's message of the passage?

7.9.A

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Part A
How does the fact that Eleanor doesn't like April Fools' Day affect the passage?

7.7.B

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Part B
Which sentence from the passage best supports the answer to the previous question?

7.6.C

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How does the author's choice of setting affect the passage?

7.7.D

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Part A
Which sentence best describes how Eleanor and Albert view the role of women in society differently?

7.7.B

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Part B
Which detail from the passage best supports the answer to the previous question?

7.6.C

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How does Eleanor's anger drive the plot forward?

7.7.C

Which topic is most closely related to the author's message of the passage?

Part A
How does the fact that Eleanor doesn't like April Fools' Day affect the passage?

Part B
Which sentence from the passage best supports the answer to the previous question?

How does the author's choice of setting affect the passage?

Part A
Which sentence best describes how Eleanor and Albert view the role of women in society differently?

Part B
Which detail from the passage best supports the answer to the previous question?

B. It makes her husband more determined to prove that he is telling the truth.

C. It causes her husband to change his mind about playing pranks on his family.

D. It forces her husband to realize that he must adjust his own behavior to make her happy.

(6) To capitalize on his idea, Davis contacted a business associate named Levi Strauss. (7) He had opened a dry goods store in San Francisco.

Which combination of sentences 6-7 best clarifies the vague “he” in sentence 7?

Which of these sentences from paragraph 2 contains information that can be removed from the essay?

How should sentence 15 be edited?

D. To capitalize on his idea, Davis contracted a business associate named Levi Strauss in San Francisco.

D. Thanks to movies, such as The Wild Ones Rebel Without a Cause and West Side Story. Young men and women across the United States began to copy the look of the films’ jean-clad rebellious and antisocial heroes.

3rd Six Weeks Review

How does Eleanor's anger drive the plot forward?

Which topic is most closely related to the author's message of the passage?

Part AHow does the fact that Eleanor doesn't like April Fools' Day affect the passage?

Part A

Part BWhich sentence from the passage best supports the answer to the previous question?

Part B

How does the author's choice of setting affect the passage?

Part AWhich sentence best describes how Eleanor and Albert view the role of women in society differently?

Part A

Part BWhich detail from the passage best supports the answer to the previous question?

Part B

How does Eleanor's anger drive the plot forward?

(6) To capitalize on his idea, Davis contacted a business associate named Levi Strauss. (7) He had opened a dry goods store in San Francisco.Which combination of sentences 6-7 best clarifies the vague “he” in sentence 7?

Which of these sentences from paragraph 2 contains information that can be removed from the essay?

How should sentence 15 be edited?

Which topic is most closely related to the author's message of the passage?

Part AHow does the fact that Eleanor doesn't like April Fools' Day affect the passage?

Part A

Part BWhich sentence from the passage best supports the answer to the previous question?

Part B

How does the author's choice of setting affect the passage?

Part AWhich sentence best describes how Eleanor and Albert view the role of women in society differently?

Part A

Part BWhich detail from the passage best supports the answer to the previous question?

Part B

(6) To capitalize on his idea, Davis contacted a business associate named Levi Strauss. (7) He had opened a dry goods store in San Francisco.Which combination of sentences 6-7 best clarifies the vague “he” in sentence 7?

Which of these sentences from paragraph 2 contains information that can be removed from the essay?

How should sentence 15 be edited?

Part A
How does the fact that Eleanor doesn't like April Fools' Day affect the passage?

Part B
Which sentence from the passage best supports the answer to the previous question?

Part A
Which sentence best describes how Eleanor and Albert view the role of women in society differently?

Part B
Which detail from the passage best supports the answer to the previous question?

(6) To capitalize on his idea, Davis contacted a business associate named Levi Strauss. (7) He had opened a dry goods store in San Francisco.

Which combination of sentences 6-7 best clarifies the vague “he” in sentence 7?

Part A
How does the fact that Eleanor doesn't like April Fools' Day affect the passage?

Part B
Which sentence from the passage best supports the answer to the previous question?

Part A
Which sentence best describes how Eleanor and Albert view the role of women in society differently?

Part B
Which detail from the passage best supports the answer to the previous question?

(6) To capitalize on his idea, Davis contacted a business associate named Levi Strauss. (7) He had opened a dry goods store in San Francisco.

Which combination of sentences 6-7 best clarifies the vague “he” in sentence 7?