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What is the main idea of the passage below:
"Renewable energy sources, such as solar and wind power, are becoming increasingly important in the fight against climate change. Unlike fossil fuels, these energy sources do not release greenhouse gases. Solar panels convert sunlight into electricity, while wind turbines use the power of moving air to generate energy. As technology improves, renewable energy is becoming more affordable and efficient, offering hope for a sustainable future."

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Identify one piece of evidence that supports the main idea in the same passage below:
"Renewable energy sources, such as solar and wind power, are becoming increasingly important in the fight against climate change. Unlike fossil fuels, these energy sources do not release greenhouse gases. Solar panels convert sunlight into electricity, while wind turbines use the power of moving air to generate energy. As technology improves, renewable energy is becoming more affordable and efficient, offering hope for a sustainable future."

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What text structure is used in the same passage below:
"Renewable energy sources, such as solar and wind power, are becoming increasingly important in the fight against climate change. Unlike fossil fuels, these energy sources do not release greenhouse gases. Solar panels convert sunlight into electricity, while wind turbines use the power of moving air to generate energy. As technology improves, renewable energy is becoming more affordable and efficient, offering hope for a sustainable future."

Cause and Effect

Compare and Contrast

Problem and Solution

Chronological

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What is the theme of the story below? Use evidence to support you answer.
"As Lily walked home through the quiet streets, she couldn’t help but think about the argument she had with her best friend, Sam. It had been over something silly—a missing book—but now it felt like a huge rift had opened between them. Lily paused under a streetlight, clutching her backpack tightly. She took a deep breath and made a decision: tomorrow, she would apologize."

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Describe how Lily changes from the beginning to the end of the excerpt (below):
"As Lily walked home through the quiet streets, she couldn’t help but think about the argument she had with her best friend, Sam. It had been over something silly—a missing book—but now it felt like a huge rift had opened between them. Lily paused under a streetlight, clutching her backpack tightly. She took a deep breath and made a decision: tomorrow, she would apologize."

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What is the Point of View of the same story below:
"As Lily walked home through the quiet streets, she couldn’t help but think about the argument she had with her best friend, Sam. It had been over something silly—a missing book—but now it felt like a huge rift had opened between them. Lily paused under a streetlight, clutching her backpack tightly. She took a deep breath and made a decision: tomorrow, she would apologize."

First- person

Second- person

Third-person limited

Third-person omniscient

1

Use the prompt below the write an argumentative paragraph:
Do you think students should be required to wear school uniforms? Write a paragraph stating your opinion and support it with reasons and evidence.

1

Correct any punctuation and grammar errors in the sentence below:
she dont like running, but her friends enjoys it.

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Correct any punctuation and grammar errors in the sentence below:
The dog wagged it's tail.

1

Choose the correct version of the sentence:

The class starts at 8:00 am.

The class start's at 8:00 am.

The class starts at 8:00 AM.

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Use the context clues to choose the correct word:
The movie was __________, so we left early.

entertaining

boring

thrilling

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Choose the definition of analyze:

to draw a conclusion based on evidence

To examine in detail

To find the differences

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Choose the definition of "Contrast":

To draw a conclusion based on evidence

To examine in detail

To find differences

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Choose the definition of "Infer":

To draw a condlusion based on evidence

To examine in detail

To find differences

ELA Diagnostic

ELA Diagnostic

Use the prompt below the write an argumentative paragraph:
Do you think students should be required to wear school uniforms? Write a paragraph stating your opinion and support it with reasons and evidence.

Correct any punctuation and grammar errors in the sentence below:
she dont like running, but her friends enjoys it.

Correct any punctuation and grammar errors in the sentence below:
The dog wagged it's tail.

Choose the correct version of the sentence:

Use the context clues to choose the correct word:
The movie was __________, so we left early.

Choose the definition of analyze:

Choose the definition of "Contrast":

Choose the definition of "Infer":

Use the prompt below the write an argumentative paragraph:
Do you think students should be required to wear school uniforms? Write a paragraph stating your opinion and support it with reasons and evidence.

Correct any punctuation and grammar errors in the sentence below:
she dont like running, but her friends enjoys it.

Correct any punctuation and grammar errors in the sentence below:
The dog wagged it's tail.

Choose the correct version of the sentence:

Use the context clues to choose the correct word:
The movie was __________, so we left early.

Choose the definition of analyze:

Choose the definition of "Contrast":

Choose the definition of "Infer":

ELA Diagnostic

ELA Diagnostic

Use the prompt below the write an argumentative paragraph: Do you think students should be required to wear school uniforms? Write a paragraph stating your opinion and support it with reasons and evidence.

Correct any punctuation and grammar errors in the sentence below: she dont like running, but her friends enjoys it.

Correct any punctuation and grammar errors in the sentence below:The dog wagged it's tail.

Choose the correct version of the sentence:

Use the context clues to choose the correct word: The movie was __________, so we left early.

Choose the definition of analyze:

Choose the definition of "Contrast":

Choose the definition of "Infer":

Use the prompt below the write an argumentative paragraph: Do you think students should be required to wear school uniforms? Write a paragraph stating your opinion and support it with reasons and evidence.

Correct any punctuation and grammar errors in the sentence below: she dont like running, but her friends enjoys it.

Correct any punctuation and grammar errors in the sentence below:The dog wagged it's tail.

Choose the correct version of the sentence:

Use the context clues to choose the correct word: The movie was __________, so we left early.

Choose the definition of analyze:

Choose the definition of "Contrast":

Choose the definition of "Infer":

Use the prompt below the write an argumentative paragraph:
Do you think students should be required to wear school uniforms? Write a paragraph stating your opinion and support it with reasons and evidence.

Correct any punctuation and grammar errors in the sentence below:
she dont like running, but her friends enjoys it.

Correct any punctuation and grammar errors in the sentence below:
The dog wagged it's tail.

Use the context clues to choose the correct word:
The movie was __________, so we left early.

Use the prompt below the write an argumentative paragraph:
Do you think students should be required to wear school uniforms? Write a paragraph stating your opinion and support it with reasons and evidence.

Correct any punctuation and grammar errors in the sentence below:
she dont like running, but her friends enjoys it.

Correct any punctuation and grammar errors in the sentence below:
The dog wagged it's tail.

Use the context clues to choose the correct word:
The movie was __________, so we left early.