Unit 3: Weeks 3&4 - English Formative 2 Assessment Review

What does the word mistreated mean?

(Vocabulary Section)

• put in a wrong place

• estimated wrongly

• doubted the truth

• treated badly

What does the word protest mean?

(Vocabulary Section)

• put to test

• keep something safe

• admit something openly

• express disapproval of something

What does the word boycott mean?

(Vocabulary Section)

• one sent to gather information

• the tendency of an object to float

• a refusal to do business with a group

• a member of the U.S. boys’ organization

Which word has the OPPOSITE meaning of injustice?

(Vocabulary Section)

• faithfulness

• fairness

• happiness

• kindness

Which word means almost the SAME as poverty?

(Vocabulary Section)

• wealthy

• average

• capable

• poor

Read the dictionary entry below.

Which of the following words is defined?

(Vocabulary Section)

• fulfill

• qualified

• segregate

• immigrated

What does the word opportunities mean?

• situations that let you do something.

• situations that prevent you from doing something.

• situations that confuse you about something

• situations that are not available.

Which word has the OPPOSITE meaning of intolerable?

(Vocabulary Section)

• situations that let you do something.

• something that is unacceptable or cannot be allowed.

• something that is widely accepted and allowed by all.

• something that is dangerous

Judy’s Appalachia —Comprehension

What were the effects of mountaintop removal mining?

• Forests were destroyed.

• Dust from the dynamite explosions filled the air.

• Dust covered nearby towns.

• All of the above

Judy’s Appalachia —Comprehension

How did Judy feel about what was happening to her home?

• Happy about the money everyone was making.

• Heartbroken that the land she loved was being mistreated.

• Excited about all the new jobs.

• Angry that the company didn’t allow her to be a miner.