RL7.5 Test Review

This passage can best be described as:

• a memoir

• a persuasive essay

• a biography

• a short story

Which statement best expresses the main theme of the passage?

• The smallest gifts can hold the greatest value.

• Family traditions create lasting memories.

• People should focus on the future, not the past.

• Objects are more valuable than relationships.

What do the final lines of the passage most strongly suggest?

• The narrator no longer values the box.

• The box will become a family tradition.

• The narrator regrets giving the box away.

• The box has lost its original purpose.

This passage can best be described as:

• A short story

• A narrative essay

• A poem

• A biography

Which statement best expresses the main theme of the passage?

• Family traditions create lasting memories.

• Personal growth is essential.

• Friendship is invaluable.

• Nature is healing.

In the passage, the narrator is most impressed with his grandfather’s:

• Wisdom

• Humor

• Strength

• Generosity

Next year, the narrator will most likely:

• Add more items to his box.

• Forget about the box.

• Give the box away.

• Sell the box.

What do the final lines of the passage most strongly suggest?

• The box will become a family tradition.

• The box will be forgotten.

• The box will be lost.

• The box will be sold.

What is the main purpose of the first four lines of the poem?

• to describe the lark’s appearance

• to introduce the setting and mood

• to explain the lark’s journey

• to foreshadow future events

Which statement best describes the lark’s role in the poem?

• The lark disrupts the natural order.

• The lark inspires harmony in its surroundings.

• The lark’s song signals danger.

• The lark’s presence is unnoticed.