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Question 1
Read this passage: Lena stared at the empty stage. Her lines were memorized, but her stomach fluttered like a trapped moth. When the curtain rose, she took one slow breath, stepped into the light, and spoke the first sentence clearly. By the second scene, the moth was gone. Which sentence BEST supports the idea that Lena is nervous at first?
Correct Answer:
Her stomach fluttered like a trapped moth
Question 2
Read this passage: Every Saturday, Jordan and his grandfather planted seeds in the community garden. One morning a hard rain washed the soil into the walkway. Grandfather handed Jordan a rake. "We start again," he said. "That's gardening—and that's life." What is the MOST likely theme of this passage?
Correct Answer:
Patience and starting over are part of growth
Question 3
Read this passage: "You always take the last cookie!" Amira snapped. "I didn't know you wanted it," Noah muttered, sliding the plate toward her. Amira's shoulders softened. "Next time, just ask me first," she said. How do Amira's feelings change in this scene?
Correct Answer:
From anger to a calmer, problem-solving tone
Question 4
Read this poem excerpt: The maple holds its breath— then lets the gold leaves go like letters mailed to winter. What does the poet MOST likely mean by comparing leaves to "letters mailed to winter"?
Correct Answer:
The falling leaves are like messages sent toward the cold season
Question 5
Read this passage: In the first chapter, Maya refuses to join the robotics club because she is afraid of failing. In the final chapter, she stays late after school to fix a broken sensor and teaches a younger student how to test circuits. How has Maya changed from the beginning to the end?
Correct Answer:
She moves from fear of failure to confident problem-solving and helping others
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