Spring Exam Review Part 1 assesses reading comprehension and critical thinking through questions on inference, genre identification, attitude detection, and distinguishing facts from opinions. It is designed to enhance understanding and analytical skills in English.
Autobiography narrative
Biography narrative
Fiction narrative
Non-fiction informative
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They are tired
They are happy
They are annoyed
They are bored
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Fact
Opinion
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He does not like school.
He is a supporter of all day school.
He doesn't care how long school is.
He wants to teach school.
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Fact
Opinion
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He was too tired.
He was too busy doing sports.
He forgot his math book.
He forgot how to do the homework.
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Erin did not go to work.
Erin called a tow truck.
Erin had to buy a new tire.
Erin was sad.
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Della is sad because Jim sold his watch.
Della is sad because she doesn't have much money to buy a gift for Jim.
Della is sad because her mother can't come to visit.
Della is sad because she has no new coat to wear.
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Melancholy
Suspenseful
Romantic
Joyful
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Hard work never hurt anyone.
The simple things in life may be the best.
Everyone should learn to sail.
There should be freedom for all people.
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"The courage of present times and all times."
"I understand the large hearts of heroes"
"I clutch at the rails of the fence, my gore dribs, thinned with the ooze of my skin..."
"I am the hounded slave, I wince at the bite of the dogs"
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Personification
Simile
Metephore
Hyperbole
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