Unit 2 Summative Assessment
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14 questions
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Read the sentence from Step 1.
"First, transport the materials outside and set them up where there is plenty of space."
Using knowledge of word parts, what is the meaning of transport?
Read the sentence from Step 1.
"First, transport the materials outside and set them up where there is plenty of space."
Using knowledge of word parts, what is the meaning of transport?
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Why does Step 5 suggest setting the bottle "upright far away from people"?
Why does Step 5 suggest setting the bottle "upright far away from people"?
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The word impatient in Step 6 has the prefix im- and the base word patient. Based on the word parts, what does impatient most likely mean?
The word impatient in Step 6 has the prefix im- and the base word patient. Based on the word parts, what does impatient most likely mean?
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What is the meaning of the word soars as it is used in Step 6?
What is the meaning of the word soars as it is used in Step 6?
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Which best describes the structure of this passage?
Which best describes the structure of this passage?
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Which sentence contains a signal word or phrase that best supports the answer to question 5?
Which sentence contains a signal word or phrase that best supports the answer to question 5?
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How does the text structure add to the meaning of the passage?
How does the text structure add to the meaning of the passage?
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Chose the answers to show the order of the action.
Chose the answers to show the order of the action.
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Read these lines from the poem.
"Trouble is a storm, A first it gives you hints.If you don't manage what's coming, You are subject to its fury." (lines 5-8)
What does the metaphor "Trouble is a storm" mean?
Read these lines from the poem.
"Trouble is a storm,
A first it gives you hints.
If you don't manage what's coming,
You are subject to its fury." (lines 5-8)
What does the metaphor "Trouble is a storm" mean?
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Which word from the stanza supports the answer in question 9?
Which word from the stanza supports the answer in question 9?
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Read the lines from the passage.
"The rain came with a gentle knock, At first a pitter-patter.But soon its knock was angry and loud,Banging fists upon the door." (lines 1-4)
What does the personification help readers understand?
Read the lines from the passage.
"The rain came with a gentle knock,
At first a pitter-patter.
But soon its knock was angry and loud,
Banging fists upon the door." (lines 1-4)
What does the personification help readers understand?
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Read the line from the passage.
"Being prepared is your key," (line 13)
What are two reasons the poet compares "Being prepared" to a "key"?
Read the line from the passage.
"Being prepared is your key," (line 13)
What are two reasons the poet compares "Being prepared" to a "key"?
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Read the lines from the passage.
"Lightning forks across the sky.Rain in gutters flood. Arguments with parents, Detention or failing grades." (Lines 9-12)
Which phrase is an example of imagery?
Read the lines from the passage.
"Lightning forks across the sky.
Rain in gutters flood.
Arguments with parents,
Detention or failing grades." (Lines 9-12)
Which phrase is an example of imagery?
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Why does the poet use imagery in the stanza?
Why does the poet use imagery in the stanza?