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Question 1
Read this passage: "Maya lingered by the gym doors long after practice ended. She re-tied her shoes twice, checked the empty bleachers, then finally walked onto the court alone. Only then did she attempt the free throws she had missed all week." What does Maya's behavior most clearly reveal about her character?
Correct Answer:
She is determined to improve even when no one is watching.
Question 2
Read this passage: "The old lighthouse had guided ships for a century. Tonight, as the storm tore at the windows, Lena climbed the spiral stairs with a new bulb and a stubborn hope that one small light could still matter." Which theme does the passage most clearly develop?
Correct Answer:
Small acts of care can still make a difference.
Question 3
Read this excerpt: "When the judge announced first place, Diego's grin stretched so wide his braces flashed under the auditorium lights. He lifted the trophy with both hands as if it might float away." What does the figurative language most strongly suggest about Diego?
Correct Answer:
He is overjoyed and almost cannot believe the win is real.
Question 4
Read this passage: "In Act I, neighbors whisper that the orchard will fail. In Act II, the young grower plants anyway. In Act III, the first apples appear, and the same neighbors arrive with baskets, claiming they always knew. The grower says nothing and hands them fruit." How does the play's structure help develop meaning?
Correct Answer:
It moves from doubt to effort to ironic success that exposes the neighbors' change of story.
Question 5
Read this dialogue: "You can go first," Sam said, stepping back from the microphone. "No, you practiced longer," Priya answered, nudging the mic toward him. Both of them laughed, then neither moved. What does the dialogue most clearly show about Sam and Priya?
Correct Answer:
They are each trying to be polite and encourage the other.
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AASA ELA Grade 7 Practice Questions - Arizona's Academic Standards Assessment (AASA) English Language Arts - Grade 7 Exam

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