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Identify The Supporting Details

Identify The Supporting Details

Students will identify the supporting details in the following paragraphs.

Questions: 5 | Attempts: 11279 | Last updated: Apr 3, 2025

Sample Question 1
You. You're not an artist or an actor, and you're not a nurse or a cook. You're a student,and school is your job. It may be fine, or not so good. Can you think of any ways imagination could have a part in your school life? Could it help you get better grades? Or get along better with your teachers? Or understand your subjects better? Can you tell how?Which of the following is NOT a supporting detail?

Imagination can help you get better grades.

Cooks have gotten their diplomas and so, they don't have to go to school any more.

School is your job and you can make it better by using your imagination.

You can do a better job in school by using your imagination to get along with the teachers.

Sample Question 2
George MacDonald, the ninety-two year old recluse who died last week, left more than $500,000 in cash to his four cats. he also left them a coin collection valued at $10,000. In addition, he willed that his twelve-room house on Elm Street would become a home for lost cats. mr. MacDonald stated in his will that the inheritance was an expression of his gratitude for the faithful friendship of his pets Parsley, Sage, Rosemary, and Thyme.What is NOT a supporting detail in this paragraph?

He had 4 cats named Parsley, Sage, Rosemary, and Thyme, whom he considered faithful friends.

George MacDonald died last week.

George MacDonald died and left his inheritance to a variety of causes that help cats.

He willed that his house on Elm Street would become a home for lost cats.

George MacDonald left more than $500,000 to his four cats.

Cause And Effect

Cause And Effect

Read the following selections, and answer the cause/effect questions.

Questions: 10 | Attempts: 1530 | Last updated: Mar 22, 2025

Sample Question 1
"I don't want a babysitter. I am eleven years old. My babysitter is only three years older than I am," she loudly yelled to her Mom. Now, she really wished she had somebody with her as she heard the clicking, scratching noises outside of the living room window. "This is silly. It's probably the storm," the girl said. She regretted watching the horror show she had been tuned into for the last half hour. As she searched for the remote to turn off the vampire movie, the front door blew open with a thunderous noise. Carla whirled around to see a dark image. Carla didn't want a babysitter because

She believes she is old enough to take care of herself.

She wants to watch scary movies.

Carla's mother leaves her alone all the time.

Carla's babysitter is only three years older than Carla.

Sample Question 2
"I don't want a babysitter. I am eleven years old. My babysitter is only three years older than I am," she loudly yelled to her Mom. Now, she really wished she had somebody with her as she heard the clicking, scratching noises outside of the living room window. "This is silly. It's probably the storm," the girl said. She regretted watching the horror show she had been tuned into for the last half hour. As she searched for the remote to turn off the vampire movie, the front door blew open with a thunderous noise. Carla whirled around to see a dark image. What made Carla turn around?

The dark image that appeared at the door.

The front door blew open.

Carla's babysitter appeared at the door.

Carla couldn't find the remote control.