Main Idea Vs Supporting Detail Connector BasedSet 91

1There are 5 requirements to become a citizen through the naturalization process. Which is NOT one?
2Making connections in reading is when you find ways the text is NOT like things in your own life.
3What is DIFFERENT about the books "How a Seed Grows" and "The Life Cycle of an Apple Seed"?
4A nonfiction article has the headings: Birth, Childhood, Teenage Life, Adulthood.Which text structure is the nonfiction text organized in?
5What is the purpose of annotation in reading?
6The main idea of a selection can be identified with-
7What is the main purpose of Desmond Tutu's speech?
8What lesson does the author want you to learn? Use evidence from the passage to support your response.
9Which option best defines the main idea of a text?
10Which sentence from the story shows that M.L. will do something important when he grows up?
11The main idea of an informational text, like the theme of a fictional story, should be written as .....
12Which of the following is an example of a guided question in Paper One?
13Guests have to remove their shoes at the entrance of any Japanese-style accommodation. Slippers are worn inside, except on the tatami matting, so bring thick socks if the weather is cold. This practice indicates that .....
14Read the text and choose the correct answer. What problem did Janna have on holiday?
15We had a wonderful weekend! My dad took us to a new water park in the city. We enjoyed the slippery water slides, the gigantic wave pool, and ate some amazing food. My little sister was so tired she fell alseep on the way home, and she was as cute as a bug in her carseat. I hope we can go back to the waterpark soon! What is the author's purpose?
16One of these is not among the themes of "Caged Bird"?
17Summarize the main argument of an article in one sentence.
18This question refers to Music is Fun But Not Essential.Read this sentence from Paragraph 1.Music might feed the soul, but it does not put dinner on the table.What does the sentence MOST imply about music?
19Which is not a reason this piece is considered to be a masterpiece?
20While watching a documentary, a student asks: How can I tell if the information is relevant?
21What is the problem in the story: "The boy lost his pencil"?
22A scientist explaining what it was like for Buzz Aldrin to walk on the moon.
23The different types of connections are
24The poem draws a contrast between ..... and ......
25Everyone should ..... the reading passage and .....
26Which of the following is not one of the themes which could come up in Question B of the Christmas Carol question?
27Identify the sentence that best illustrates a conflict leading to a revolution.
28In 8th grade, you will compare or contrast which of the following?
29Please read the following details and determine the main idea of these words.-tall buildings-taxis-noise-lots of people-billboards
30Why do these rugs and carpets take so long to make according to the ad?
31From where did the narrator come and why?
32To skim text before reading and pay attention to titles. subtitles, bold print, charts and graphs
33What is NOT true about Mr. Simpson?
34Use the articles "Hurricanes: Earth's Mightiest Storms" and "Recovering from Katrina" to answer this question. How are the two articles DIFFERENT in focus?
35Select the sentence from the article that BEST explains why collecting cells is important to medicine.
36Which of the following strategies will most help improve a student's ability to summarize an informational text?
37Which detail tells about something Tia is packing for her trip?
38Which of the following is a strategy for identifying the main idea of a passage on the ACT English section?
39Why does the speaker mention his second match w Deep Blue?
40There are too many papers in the world to read. You will not have time to read them all. You need only to read the good paper by reading the following part, EXCEPT?
41What is the speaker's key strategy for reading comprehension?
42The details reveal which aspects of the narrator's viewpoint?
43Fluent readers are able to ..... as they read:
44A pamphlet urging people not to eat animals or use products made from animals or animal suffering because the author thinks that it is cruel and unnecessary.
45In the story "Was it a dream?": Where did Gouvnail and Mr.Baroda meet?
46What is the theme of: "Do any human beings ever realize life while they live it? Every, every minute?" (Emily asks theStage Manager if any human being is truly aware of how wonderful it is to be alive.)
47What is the moral lesson in the legend of Bawang Merah and Bawang Putih?
48Which of the following ideas is expressed in "The War Works Hard"?
49When reading difficult material, the passage suggests:
50The lesson a reader understands when the plot ends .....
51The reason an author writes a text, usually to inform, entertain, or persuade the reader.
52In the park, there was a very tall tree. Birds built nests on its branches, and squirrels ran up and down the trunk.What animals lived in the tree?
53What is the author's purpose for writing this piece?
54According to paragraph 4, what should people who procrastinate do?
55Which description best captures the evangelizing spirit expressed in the quoted passage by Erasmus?
56Through her test of character, what realization did Elizabeth have about herself?
57Summarize what happened during "Operation Northwest Passage."
58TIMETABLE CHANGESWe are very sorry for delays to some trains due to engineering works.The notice says that today,
59At the end of the story, what did Mia learn was the most important?
60The author uses lines 37-40 to:
61Why is it important to identify the main idea of a text?