ELA 6 Testlet 010- Speaking & Listening

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7 questions

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6.SL.1.B

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6.SL.1.B

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6.SL.1.B

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6.SL.1.B

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6.SL.1.B

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6.SL.1.C

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6.SL.1.B

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ELA 6 Testlet 010- Speaking & Listening

Last updated about 3 hours ago

7 questions

Testlet 010 Directions

Bring on the Salt

Required

Question 1

Which detail from the presentation best describes why communities are switching their traditional pools to saltwater pools?

City pools are large bodies of water.

Swimming pools have been popular for decades.

Generators convert salt into free chlorine.

Changing to a saltwater pool costs a lot of money.

6.SL.1.B

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Question 2

Which statement best describes the purpose of the presentation?

To contrast two methods of maintaining pools

To explain how chemicals clean water

To inform listeners about the uses of chlorine

To describe the experience of swimming in a pool

6.SL.1.B

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Question 3

Which claim would the speaker most likely agree with?

It is more expensive to maintain saltwater pools than traditional pools.

Saltwater pools are easier to maintain than traditional pools.

Chlorine is inexpensive and should be used in pools.

 Traditional pools have water that is less irritating.

6.SL.1.B

Is It Fair?

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Question 4

Which detail from the presentation describes why aluminum bats give players an advantage?

Aluminum bats can be swung faster and harder than wooden bats.

All baseball players used wooden bats prior to the 1970s.

Younger baseball players most likely find it easier to use aluminum bats.

Aluminum bats became commonplace after their invention in the 1970s.

6.SL.1.B

Required

Question 5

Which claim does the speaker make in the presentation?

Players can hit the ball much farther with aluminum bats than they can with wooden bats.

Using an aluminum bat best prepares a player for a career in professional baseball.

Former players are envious that young players use aluminum bats to set more records.

Major league players get to choose if they want to use a wooden or aluminum bat during games.

6.SL.1.B

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Question 6

Explain the two sides of the issue regarding changing the rules to allow aluminum bats in professional baseball. Support your answer with two details from the presentation.

6.SL.1.C

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Question 7

Which question could listeners ask the speaker to find out more information about the differences between aluminum and wooden bats?

Which stores sell both aluminum baseball bats and wooden baseball bats?

Are there players on college baseball teams that still use wooden bats?

Which types of records would professional players break if allowed to use aluminum bats?

Are baseball players better hitters today than they were in the past

6.SL.1.B

Testlet 010 Directions

Bring on the Salt

Question 1

Which detail from the presentation best describes why communities are switching their traditional pools to saltwater pools?

City pools are large bodies of water.

Swimming pools have been popular for decades.

Generators convert salt into free chlorine.

Changing to a saltwater pool costs a lot of money.

Question 2

Which statement best describes the purpose of the presentation?

To contrast two methods of maintaining pools

To explain how chemicals clean water

To inform listeners about the uses of chlorine

To describe the experience of swimming in a pool

Question 3

Which claim would the speaker most likely agree with?

It is more expensive to maintain saltwater pools than traditional pools.

Saltwater pools are easier to maintain than traditional pools.

Chlorine is inexpensive and should be used in pools.

 Traditional pools have water that is less irritating.

Is It Fair?

Question 4

Which detail from the presentation describes why aluminum bats give players an advantage?

Aluminum bats can be swung faster and harder than wooden bats.

All baseball players used wooden bats prior to the 1970s.

Younger baseball players most likely find it easier to use aluminum bats.

Aluminum bats became commonplace after their invention in the 1970s.

Question 5

Which claim does the speaker make in the presentation?

Players can hit the ball much farther with aluminum bats than they can with wooden bats.

Using an aluminum bat best prepares a player for a career in professional baseball.

Former players are envious that young players use aluminum bats to set more records.

Major league players get to choose if they want to use a wooden or aluminum bat during games.

Question 6

Explain the two sides of the issue regarding changing the rules to allow aluminum bats in professional baseball. Support your answer with two details from the presentation.

Question 7

Which question could listeners ask the speaker to find out more information about the differences between aluminum and wooden bats?

Which stores sell both aluminum baseball bats and wooden baseball bats?

Are there players on college baseball teams that still use wooden bats?

Which types of records would professional players break if allowed to use aluminum bats?

Are baseball players better hitters today than they were in the past