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- 1.
Which point belongs in a talk that must use evidence?
- AEveryone agrees with me.
- BForty students in the survey asked for a longer library period.
- CTrust me on this.
- DI just feel libraries are nice.
- 2.
What is the mean of 8, 6, 14, 0?
- A8
- B7
- C2
- D6
- 3.
The suffix -ness in boldness means...
- Athe result of an action
- Btoo much
- Copposite / not
- Da state of being
- 4.
Put -5, -19, 23 in order from least to greatest on the number line.
- A-19, -5, 23
- B23, -5, -19
- C-5, -19, 23
- D-19, 23, -5
- 5.
What is the correct order for these time measurements from smallest to largest?
- A1/4 of a day, 250 minutes, 3.5 hours, 7200 seconds
- B7200 seconds, 250 minutes, 3.5 hours, 1/4 of a day
- C7200 seconds, 3.5 hours, 250 minutes, 1/4 of a day
- D7200 seconds, 1/4 of a day, 3.5 hours, 250 minutes
- 6.
(10 − 8)² ÷ 1 =
- A2
- B0
- C8
- D4
- 7.
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.
- Aa rhyme scheme
- Ba set of stage directions
- Ca works-cited list
- Dan extended metaphor
- 8.
Which sentence uses a parallel list?
- AFelix likes skate, reading, and to paint.
- BFelix likes skating, reading, and painting.
- CFelix likes to skate, reading, and paint.
- DFelix likes skating, to read, and painting.
- 9.
74 × 1,000 =
- A73,998
- B37,000
- C74,000
- D74,001
- 10.
Where did the class visit?
Grade 8 visited a ravine near the marsh. Anika counted three kinds of trees, including red pine, and spotted a robin. Their teacher explained that biodiversity means many different living things sharing a habitat. Samuel wrote that if one species disappeared, others might lose food or shelter. The class agreed the ravine was worth protecting.
- Athe marsh only
- BAnika's classroom
- Ca red pine tree only
- Da ravine near the marsh