Language Arts EOG Practice

The title of the story “To Lotti With Love” refers to 

• A.  a name of a stage play.  
• B. a card a costumer receives from a cast member.           
• C.  an actress in the past who received a note. 
• D.  a note an actress was never able to give her friend. 

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2.  Which statement is not a possible interpretation for the story, “To Lotti with Love”? 

• A.  Nancy realizes what must have happened to the author of the white card. 
• B.  Nancy likes to wear yellow silk hats. 
• C.  Nancy feels sad after reading the white card. 
• D.  Nancy enjoys her job of supporting the actors at the theater. 

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3. The lines written on the card to Lotti are the saddest Nancy has read because 

• A.  Lotti did not love her admirer. 
• B.  they are lies told by someone dishonest. 
• C.  the writer probably did not return to Lotti.  
•  D.  they are the climax of the play to be performed. 

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4.  Which can the reader best conclude about the yellow hat? 

• A. It has been in the theater for years. 
• B.  It is no longer wearable. 
• C.  It was bought recently. 
• D.  It has no owner. 

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5.  The setting of the theater dressing-room begins to affect Nancy by 

• A.   saddening her. 
• B. frightening her.
• C. making her nervous.
• D. rousing her imagination.

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6.  The setting, as described at the end of Paragraph 3, includes 

• A.  shelves littered with scripts and programs. 
• B. confusion and chaos on the part of the actors. 
• C.  rows of theatre seats in the darkness. 
• D.   disorganized arrangement of costumes. 

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7.  How does the setting of the story contribute to Nancy’s reflection of the years she has worked in the theatre? 

• A.            The cluttered prop room brings back memories of past relationships. 
• B.            The quietness of backstage allows her the opportunity to think of times past. 
• C.            The hustle before the start of the show reminds her of previous cast members. 
• D.            The nervous anticipation of opening night reminds her of an opening night many years ago. 

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8.  After reading Paragraph 2, the reader can tell that the author 

• A.            thinks opening night of a show is boring. 
• B.            understands the workings of a theater. 
• C.            wishes she had been an actor. 
• D.            wants the audience to laugh out loud. 

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9.  If the selection were to continue, Nicholas would most likely 

• A.   return home. 
• B. Keep on fishing
• C. find a new place to swim
• D. persuade his family to water-ski

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10.  Which phrase from the passage could best serve as a caption for the illustration? 

• Incorrect
• Correct
• Incorrect
• Incorrect

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