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Question 1
Read this passage: "Nia stacked library books by the door, then unstacked them to check each due date again. She texted her brother the exact bus she would take home, packed a second water bottle, and tucked a printed map into her backpack even though she knew the route by heart." Which details together best support the inference that Nia is careful and prepared?
Correct Answer:
She rechecks due dates, shares her bus plan, packs extra water, and brings a map
Question 2
Read this passage: "At first, Omar laughed when his grandmother asked him to learn her dumpling recipe. By mid-story he was flour-covered and frustrated. By the end he plated a neat row of dumplings and whispered, 'I get why you never write this down—you want me to remember with my hands.'" Which theme develops over the course of the text?
Correct Answer:
Learning a family tradition can turn impatience into respect
Question 3
Read this passage: "The canyon trail was narrow and steep. Each time Lila's boot slipped on loose gravel, her little brother grabbed her sleeve. When the wind rose, she hummed the same song their father used on stormy nights until her brother's breathing slowed." How do the setting and the characters' actions interact?
Correct Answer:
The dangerous trail creates fear, which leads Lila to protect and calm her brother
Question 4
Read these lines from a poem: "Step, step, soft on snow— Go, go where the north winds blow— Home, home, lanterns glow." How do rhyme and repetition contribute to the poem's effect?
Correct Answer:
They create a marching rhythm that mirrors steady travel toward warmth
Question 5
Story A is told by a first-person narrator who admits, "I should have told the truth sooner." Story B is told by a third-person narrator who only reports what each character says and does, never their private thoughts. How do the points of view contrast?
Correct Answer:
Story A reveals the narrator's private regret; Story B keeps readers outside characters' minds
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CMAS ELA Grade 7 Practice Questions - Colorado Measures of Academic Success (CMAS) English Language Arts - Grade 7 Exam

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