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Grade 7 i-Ready: Reading QuizPrint.CA NameDateScore 1. The suffix -er in climber means... 2. Which word is an antonym for valid? 3. Which sentence from the passage uses figurative language to convey an abstract idea rather than literal information? Understanding the scale of the universe is a challenge even for experienced scientists. The distances involved are so vast that they stretch the limits of human imagination. A short film begins with a couple resting on a blanket in a quiet park. The camera steadily zooms outward, expanding the view by a power of ten each interval. What begins as a picnic soon becomes a glimpse of Earth, then the Solar System, then the Milky Way. The film reverses direction and explores the microscopic world of cells and proteins. Trying to grasp these extremes feels like trying to hold the ocean in a teacup. 4. Why is this narrator hard to trust? I never forget a detail. The window stayed shut, and the rain soaked every paper on the desk. 5. Which senses does the imagery use? The icy wind stung her cheeks, and the pines clicked like needles. 6. Substantiate means... 7. Which detail supports the claim that the park was busy? Sofia counted forty people on the path. Every bench was full. 8. In this sentence, motif most nearly means... Winter is a motif that appears in every chapter. 9. The writer compares the classroom to a garden in more than one sentence. This is... The classroom was a garden. Ideas were seeds. The teacher's questions were rain. 10. Sufficient means... Sign in to manage students and save worksheet results. Fresh practice from quizprint.ca. Unofficial practice — not a ministry test or resource. Answer key Grade 7 i-Ready: Reading Question numbers match the worksheet. 1.B) a person who 2.A) invalid 3.D) Trying to grasp these extremes feels like trying to hold the ocean in a teacup.Figurative language compares or describes in a non-literal way. 4.D) The details contradict each other.A reliable narrator's details fit together. 5.C) touch and hearingImagery uses sense words. 6.B) back up with evidence 7.C) Sofia counted forty people on the path and a full bench.Evidence gives a specific fact from the text. 8.C) a repeating image or idea in a text 9.A) an extended metaphorAn extended metaphor continues a comparison across several lines. 10.A) enough for the purpose Keep this page if you are printing for a child. Fresh practice from quizprint.ca. Unofficial practice — not a ministry test or resource.

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