Reading Comprehension

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What does the word 'furious' imply about Lucy's feelings compared to 'mad'?

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'Furious' suggests a stronger, more intense level of anger than 'mad', indicating that Lucy was extremely upset.

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Why are earthquakes considered dangerous?

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Earthquakes can cause significant destruction, including the collapse of buildings, bridges, and infrastructure, leading to loss of life and property.

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What does the passage about Tim suggest about his emotional state?

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Tim feels sad and lonely about moving, but he is trying to reassure himself with his father's words.

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What does the phrase 'pays heed' mean in the context of the passage?

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'Pays heed' means to notice or pay attention to something.

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What can be inferred about Sue's actions before leaving the house?

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Sue likely checked the weather and took her umbrella to prepare for the rain.

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How can context clues help in understanding the meaning of unfamiliar words?

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Context clues are hints within the text that help readers deduce the meaning of unknown words based on surrounding information.

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What is the significance of character emotions in reading comprehension?

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Understanding character emotions helps readers grasp the underlying themes and motivations in a story.

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How does the setting influence the mood of a story?

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The setting can create an atmosphere that affects how readers feel about the events and characters, enhancing the overall emotional impact.

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What role does inference play in reading comprehension?

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Inference allows readers to draw conclusions and make predictions based on evidence and reasoning rather than explicit statements.

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Why is it important to identify the main idea of a passage?

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Identifying the main idea helps readers understand the central theme and purpose of the text, aiding in overall comprehension.