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Which sentence contains an allusion?
- Response: Sarah worked like Cinderella until all of her chores were done.
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Which context clues might best help a reader understand what the word "influence" means?
- Response: "shape" and "affect"
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Which context clues are synonyms for "acclimated"?
- Response: "tolerate" and "bear"
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Which of the following sentences shows the relationship of this analogy?
- Response: An artist needs a canvas just like a potter needs clay.
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How would a reader classify the analogy?
- Response: antonyms
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Which word would give the sentence a positive connotation?
- Response: confidence
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Which words did the poet use to rhyme?
- Response: “force” and “course”
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How does the poet use personification?
- Response: By giving the wind human qualities
Which sentence contains an allusion?(1 point) Responses Sarah worked like Cinderella until all of her chores were done. Sarah worked like Cinderella until all of her chores were done. Sarah ate buttery popcorn while she watched Cinderella the movie. Sarah ate buttery popcorn while she watched Cinderella the movie. Cinderella is one of the most well-known fairytales of all time. Cinderella is one of the most well-known fairytales of all time. Cinderella meets a fairy godmother who saves her from her wicked stepmother and stepsisters.
Use the paragraph to answer the question. Changes in technology influence what you learn at school and how you learn it. Changes in technology shape the ways in which you interact with your friends and family. Changes in technology even affect the words you use! Which context clues might best help a reader understand what the word "influence" means? (1 point) Responses "learn" and "words" "learn" and "words" "shape" and "affect" "shape" and "affect" "changes" and "use" "changes" and "use" "technology" and "school"
Use the sentences to answer the question. "It took Sam weeks to tolerate the frigid cold of a North Dakota winter. He eventually acclimated and began to need fewer layers of clothing to bear the windchill." Which context clues are synonyms for "acclimated"? (1 point) Responses "frigid" and "cold" "frigid" and "cold" "frigid" and "chill" "frigid" and "chill" "tolerate" and "bear" "tolerate" and "bear" "need" and "fewer"
Use the analogy to answer the question. canvas : artist :: clay : potter Which of the following sentences shows the relationship of this analogy? (1 point) Responses Canvases and clay are alike because they are both supplies. Canvases and clay are alike because they are both supplies. Canvases and clay are alike because they are synonyms. Canvases and clay are alike because they are synonyms. An artist needs a canvas just like a potter needs clay. An artist needs a canvas just like a potter needs clay. A potter is creative just like an artist is creative. A potter is creative just like an artist is creative.
Use the analogy to answer the question. reject : accept :: end : begin How would a reader classify the analogy? (1 point) Responses product to source product to source synonyms synonyms part to whole part to whole antonyms
Use the sentence to answer the question. “Shawn addressed the group with _____ as he presented the information.” Which word would give the sentence a positive connotation? (1 point) Responses uncertainty uncertainty arrogance arrogance anxiety anxiety confidence
Use the poem to answer the question. The storm raged with gusts and raged with rain, In gales that howled a harsh refrain. The sea swelled and churned ’neath its fearsome force, And pitched the ship from its charted course. Which words did the poet use to rhyme? (1 point) Responses “sea” and “ship” “sea” and “ship” “howled” and “harsh” “howled” and “harsh” “howled” and “churned” “howled” and “churned” “force” and “course”
Use the excerpt from the poem in the lesson to answer the question. “Night climbed the horizon like a cat on the prowl; Its breath was the wind that began to howl, The piercing stars were its ravenous eyes, Eclipsing the light to reveal its guise.” How does the poet use personification? (1 point) Responses By giving the wind human qualities By giving the wind human qualities By pairing the night and stars By pairing the night and stars By making the night a character that can move and see By making the night a character that can move and see By comparing the night to an animal By comparing the night to an animal Skip to navigation
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