Multiple Choice Assessment (Readtheory Quiz) - English 9B

CCSS - RL.9-10.1, CCSS.W.9-10, 9, CCSS.RL.8.1, CCSS.RI.11-12.2, CCSS.RL.2.6, CCSS.RL.7.3 (+22 More)

Which statement about the ukulele is NOT true?
A. It looks like a small guitar.
B. It comes from Hawaii.
C. It is made of wood.
D. It has five strings.

D. It has five strings: Near the beginning of the passage, Calloway says, "The ukulele looks like a small guitar." This eliminates (A).

Near the beginning of the passage, Calloway says that the ukulele "comes from Hawaii." This eliminates (B).

Near the beginning of the passage, Calloway says that the ukulele is "made of wood." This eliminates (C). From this we can understand that the ukulele does not have five strings. Therefore (D) is correct.

Who is in Calloway's band?
A. Marching piano player, and susas.
B. A saxophone player, and a Percussion player.
C. A piano player
D. A euphonium player, and a horn player.

Fatima only likes coffee with milk and sugar in it. Based on the information in passage 1, we can understand that

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A Fatima thinks that black coffee is too bitter

B Fatima thinks coffee tastes better than tea

C Fatima does not like to drink her coffee from a mug

D Fatima only drinks coffee at breakfast

The passage states that that Fatima only likes coffee with milk and sugar, indicating her preference for sweetened coffee. It does not provide information about her thoughts on black coffee, tea, mugs, or specific times she drinks coffee.

Correct answer is A Fatima thinks that black coffee is too bitter

According to the author, many people add lemon to

A tea only

B coffee only

C both coffee and tea

D neither coffee nor tea

A tea only: The question is a multiple multiple-choice type, asking about the author’s statement regarding the addition of lemon to beverages. The correct answer depends on the context provided by the author.

According to passage 2, what can help if you have a sore throat?

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A

hot coffee

B

iced tea

C

hot tea

D

iced coffee

c. Hot tea (The question asks for a remedy for a sore throat as mentioned in passage 2. Typically, hot tea is often recommended for soothing a sore throat.)

According to the author, BOTH coffee beans and tea leaves grow

A

on trees

B

on bushes

C

in cold places

D

in the desert

B on bushes (Coffee beans and tea leaves leaves both grow on bushes. Coffee plants are typically shrubs, while tea plants are also cultivated as bushes.)

According to the author, BOTH coffee and tea

A

can be hot or iced

B

are only for breakfast

C

taste best in the summer

D

come from beans

According to the passage, what is an automobile?

A a machine that has a trunk

B a machine that helps you carry things

C a machine that helps you travel on roads

D a machine that has seats for passengers

C a machine that helps you travel on roads (a machine designed for road transportation.)

The question is a multiple multiple-choice type, asking for the definition of an automobile based on a passage. The correct answer should reflect the primary function of an automobile.

Who would most likely need to use a van?

A Julie, who wants to take her husband and 4 children to the beach

B Jeremy, who wants to move all the furniture from his house to a different house

C Alex, who wants to go by himself to the grocery store

D Rachel, who wants to take her friend to the movies

A Julie, who wants to take her husband and 4 children to the beach (Choice (A)) tells us..van is typically used used for transporting multiple people or large items. Julie, with her husband and four children, would need a larger vehicle like a van to accommodate everyone comfortably.

Which question does this passage answer?

A What are the different kinds of automobiles?

B Which car should you buy?

C Why are cars better than vans?

D What is the difference between automobiles and trains?

B
Which car should you buy (The passage likely provides provides information that directly answers one of the given questions. By analyzing the context, we can determine which question is being addressed)

When is the light green?

A never

B sometimes

C always

B sometimes (Sometimes when the light is green for 10 - 80 seconds).

As used in paragraph 4, the word flow most nearly means

A to move

B to sound

C to freeze

A to move. (Choice/Answer (A)) tells us, The word “flow” typically refers refers to the smooth and continuous movement or progress of something. In context, it often implies a seamless transition or progression.