Reading Informational Text Quiz

If an article states, "The community's efforts to clean up the park have been successful," what can you infer about the community's involvement?

• The community is apathetic towards the park.

• The community is actively involved in improving the park.

• The community is opposed to cleaning the park.

• The community is unaware of the park's condition.

If an article states, "The new law has been met with widespread approval from the public," what can you infer about the public's opinion on the law?

• The public is indifferent to the law.

• The public disapproves of the law.

• The public supports the law.

• The public is unaware of the law.

Given the statement, "The athlete's rigorous training regimen has led to numerous victories," what can you predict about the athlete's future performance?

• The athlete will likely continue to win.

• The athlete will stop training rigorously.

• The athlete will face more losses.

• The athlete will retire soon.

Based on the passage, "The new educational program has shown promising results in improving student performance," what can you predict about the program's future?

• The program will be discontinued.

• The program will be expanded to more schools.

• The program will be ignored by educators.

• The program will face criticism and opposition.

If a text describes a character as "constantly looking over their shoulder and jumping at the slightest noise," what can you infer about the character's state of mind?

• The character is relaxed and carefree.

• The character is anxious and fearful.

• The character is bored and uninterested.

• The character is happy and content.

If the article mentions that "the new policy has significantly reduced traffic accidents," what can you infer about the author's view on the policy?

• The author is neutral about the policy.

• The author believes the policy is ineffective.

• The author supports the policy.

• The author thinks the policy needs revision.

If a text describes a city as "bustling with activity and full of vibrant energy," what can you infer about the city's atmosphere?

• The city is quiet and dull.

• The city is dangerous and unwelcoming.

• The city is lively and dynamic.

• The city is deserted and abandoned.

Given the statement, "The company has seen a 20% increase in profits since implementing the new strategy," what can you predict about the company's future actions?

• The company will abandon the new strategy.

• The company will continue with the new strategy.

• The company will face a decline in profits.

• The company will change its strategy again.

Based on the passage, "The scientist's groundbreaking research has opened new avenues for treatment," what can you predict about the future of medical research in this field?

• There will be no further research in this field.

• The research will be ignored by the scientific community.

• There will be increased interest and further studies in this field.

• The research will be deemed irrelevant.

40. 40. Teacher selects a mystery novel at most of her students’ independent and instructional reading levels. She reads a bit of it to the class, stopping at one point. The students ask her to read more of the text, but she declines. She tells them to predict what will happen next. She says that if they want to continue reading, they can borrow the book from her in the classroom library. Why did the teacher do that?

• Encourage student to read more advanced texts

• 1. Stimulate students interest in a variety of genres (answer did not have the word interest, it had something about broadening knowledge in other genres)

• Encourage students to want to continue reading