*Please Note: the the answer with stars next to them are my answers.
1. Imagine you have been asked to read another article about gymnasts. It has the following title and subheads:
Title: Gymnasts: For the Love of the Sport
Subhead #1: The Naysayers
Subhead #2: Lasting Benefits
What can you infer from previewing the title and subheads of the article?
a) The article is written by a famous gymnast who had a long career in the sport.
b) The article will attempt to discredit criticisms like those in “Gymnasts in Pain: Out of Balance.” ******
c) The article will provide a balanced look at both sides of the controversy about gymnastics.
d) The article, like “Gymnasts in Pain: Out of Balance,” will be critical of the sport.
2. Which word best describes the tone of “Gymnasts in Pain: Out of Balance.”?
a) Angry
b) Lighthearted
c) Sarcastic
d) Serious*********
3. In basketball the most ELITE athletes would
(*the word is with all big letters! ~ELITE)
a) Be professional*********
b) Become coaches
c) Fail to make the team
d) Have fun
4. Read the sentence below. Based on the context clues in the sentence, which is the best definition for the italicized multiple-meaning word?
(*The word is with all big letters! ~DEAL)
The lawyer had to get to the office early to DEAL with the new developments in his case.
a) Concern oneself
b) Engage in bargaining
c) Reach a state of acceptance***********
d) Take action with regard to something or someone
5. Choose the sentence that shows correct subject verb agreement.
a) The diamonds twinkles in the engagement ring.
b) The light twinkle in the lamp
c) The silver twinkle in the necklace.
d) The stars twinkle in the sky *******
4 answers
4. Wrong
The others are right.
5. correct
1. ok
2. I would toss a coin on sarcastic and serious. One can be serious with sarcasm, so go with serious
3. ok, the other three are dumb.
1.2
2.4
3.1
4.4
5.4