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Main Idea Vs Supporting Detail Connector BasedSet 25

1All of the following details are used in the passage to demonstrate Armstrong's endurance as a young musician EXCEPT that he:

2The main idea of the selection "Dogs at Work" is that dogs can

3While draft law as are federal laws, marriage laws are state laws rather than federal; marriage regulations are therefore not uniform throughout the country. The legal marriage age serves as an example of this lack of conformity. The paragraph preceding the passage most probably discusses:

4In the story "Was it a dream?": What is the setting of the story?

5When literature shows different economic conditions, readers:

6The estimator must posses one of the following quality

7Staying indoors on rainy days can be fun. My brother and I play several fun games in the morning. After lunch, I help my mom bake yummy sugar cookies. I end the day with reading a good book in bed. What is the main idea of the text?

8If a question asks you to give explicit details from the test, what does that mean?

9Presents relevant and accurate details from the creative work.

10What lesson can be learned from the story's resolution?

11Which idea from the Preamble is represented in Article 3, "The judicial power of the U.S., sshall be vested in one Supreme Court, and in such inferior courts as the Congress may from time to time ordain and establish."

12Mrs. M went to lunch. She ate an apple, a sandwich, and chips. She then used the restroom, and went back to the classroom. Where did Mrs. M go first?

13How can illustrations support predictability in a text for early readers?

14What are you doing if you are skimming a newspaper?

15Chapter 23: What does Jonas NOT encounter on his journey to Elsewhere?

16If the author's purpose is to ..... then the author wants readers to enjoy a story.

17Which of the following is the main point of this paragraph?I will be looking after my uncle's dog this week. He has gone abroad on a holiday and cannot take it with him. I will feed it and take it for walks every day. I'm really looking forward to it.

18Should you ask questions when you read?

19What is the purpose of the illustrations in 'How Did That Get in My Lunchbox'?

20Which ghost came first in A Christmas Carol?

21The main idea is always located in the first part of a paragraph

22What is the significance (importance) of the author's experience in Costa Rica?

23What was the significance of stanza five to the plot of the poem?

24What detail suggests the historical context of racial segregation?

25A short statement that tells the important ideas of a text.

26Identify the sequence of events in the following passage: "First, we packed our bags. Then, we drove to the airport. Finally, we boarded the plane."

27What is Gran'pa trying to tell Jordan when he talks about General Tso's chickenand pepper steak?

28What is the first thing you should do when approaching texts in section A?

29What makes Alexander's day relatable to many children?

30To which world does the story take the readers to?

31What do John and Bernard have in common?

32Why down the author mention the Montreal Protocol in the text?

33Even though it had been a terrible day, Terrence came home in a pleasant mood, hoping to have a good night.

34Read the text carefully. Next year, Lina will study at junior high school. She will join a new school and meet new friends. Lina feels excited, but she also feels a little worried about the new environment. How does Lina feel about next year?

35Read the sentence: "The author believes recycling is important because it helps the environment." What is the author's perspective?

36What do we call the reason an author writes a text?

37What problem does Leona face (experience) in Chapter 5?

38The best part about summer for Scout and Jem is

39Which detail can be included in the beginning of a summary of this text?

40Ty was upset. He had wandered away from his group of friends at the museum. He was in the middle of a long hallway with many doors and he wasn't sure what to do.

41Which statement best expresses a theme of the text?

42Why does O'Brien credit Elroy Berdahl with saving his life?

43A piece of information that supports the main idea (central idea) in a nonfiction text is called a .....

44What subject is Emma talking about in her school project?

45"The Lion and The Mouse" teaches us that .....

46Skimming: When you want to read something quickly to get a ..... idea.

47This is part of the falling action in the story "The All American Slurp"

48Grade 2: Use information gained from the illustrations and words in a print or digital text to demonstrate understanding of its characters, setting, or .....

49When identifying a missing piece of a given summary, I should NOT .....

50Reasons authors write: To persuade, inform, and entertain. Fill in the blank: .....

51The United States Army and Navy were both created by the Constitution. In the Preamble, this is best described by which heading?

52Chapter 22: Jonas and Gabriel began to experience weather and encounter hills.

53For main idea you must ask yourself what three important questions?

54Making pictures in your mind of what the author is writing about helps you to

55Which element of the S.M.I.L.E. strategy is used to evaluate the overall theme of a poem?

56Sam McGee's chief impetus for his cremation request in the narrative is his profound:

57The History of Malaysia

58What is the key focus of Martin Luther King Jr.'s 'I Have a Dream'?

59To reduce large sections of text to their essential points and main idea. Note: It is still important to attribute summarized ideas to the original source

60Which of the following is an example of a character from little Little Red Riding Hood .....

61What is the topic of the learning material?