Reading informant text unit test

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It seems you're asking for assistance with a reading comprehension test or unit test, possibly related to understanding an "informant" text or similar material. While I can't create an exact test without specific content or context, I can help you design questions or a framework for a reading comprehension unit test.

Here's a sample structure you might consider for your test:

Reading Comprehension Unit Test

Text Title: [Insert Title of Informant Text Here]


Instructions: Read the provided informant text carefully. Answer the following questions to the best of your ability. Use complete sentences where applicable.

Part 1: Multiple Choice Questions

  1. What is the main idea of the text? A) [Option A]
    B) [Option B]
    C) [Option C]
    D) [Option D]

  2. Which of the following statements is supported by the text? A) [Option A]
    B) [Option B]
    C) [Option C]
    D) [Option D]

  3. What is the author's purpose in writing this text? A) To entertain
    B) To inform
    C) To persuade
    D) To argue


Part 2: Short Answer Questions

  1. Describe the character or informant who is central to the text. What makes them significant?
    [Your answer here]

  2. Identify and explain one key event from the text and its impact on the overall narrative.
    [Your answer here]

  3. What tone does the author use throughout the text? Provide an example to support your response.
    [Your answer here]


Part 3: Critical Thinking

  1. How does the background or biography of the informant influence the information presented in the text? Explain your reasoning.
    [Your answer here]

  2. Make a personal connection to the text. How does the information presented relate to your own experiences or understanding of the topic?
    [Your answer here]


Scoring Rubric (optional)

  • Multiple Choice: 1 point for each correct answer.
  • Short Answer: Up to 5 points each based on clarity, detail, and relevance.
  • Critical Thinking: Up to 10 points for thoughtful, well-supported responses.

Total Points: [Insert total points possible]


Feel free to modify the structure or types of questions based on the specific context or content of the informant text you are using.