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Reading 9 Passages from TEAS Part 1

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Cat vs. Dogs Which of the following best describes the author's purpose in the first two sentences of the passage?

To focus the reader on cats and dogs
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Cat vs. Dogs Which of the following best describes the author's purpose in the first two sentences of the passage?
To focus the reader on cats and dogs
Cat vs. Dogs Which of the following is the main point of this passage?
Cats make better pets than dogs
Cat vs. Dogs Which of the following statements represents the authors opinion?
Fish are better pet choice than dogs
Cat vs. Dogs Which of the following is the mode of this passage?
Persuasive
Cat vs. Dogs Which of the following sentence from the passage, suggests the author might not be delivering reliable information?
I am pretty sure the only time they will lick anything is to clean it
Bark in the Park According to the flyer, which of the following will take place at the gran reopening event at the dog park?
Pet adoption from the humane society
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Reading 9 Passages from TEAS Part 1
TermDefinition
Cat vs. Dogs Which of the following best describes the author's purpose in the first two sentences of the passage?
To focus the reader on cats and dogs
Cat vs. Dogs Which of the following is the main point of this passage?
Cats make better pets than dogs
Cat vs. Dogs Which of the following statements represents the authors opinion?
Fish are better pet choice than dogs
Cat vs. Dogs Which of the following is the mode of this passage?
Persuasive
Cat vs. Dogs Which of the following sentence from the passage, suggests the author might not be delivering reliable information?
I am pretty sure the only time they will lick anything is to clean it
Bark in the Park According to the flyer, which of the following will take place at the gran reopening event at the dog park?
Pet adoption from the humane society
Bark in the Park A vistor is asked to leave the dog park, according to the passage, which of the following situation might be the cause of this request?
The visitor threw a ball for his dog to fetch within the fenced area
Bark in the Park The local human society plans to disrtribute brochures at "Bark in the Park" that will help convinced visitors to adopt a dog. Which of the following modes of writing should the human society use in the brochure?
Persuasive
Henry VIII Which of the following words most closely matches the meaning of the word "infamous" as used in the passasge
Notorious
Henry VIII In which of the following sources is this passage most likely to appear?
Autobiography
Layered Drink Recipe How many layers of liquid will the finished drink have?
3 layers
Layered Drink Recipe To create a layered effect, at which of the following times should ice be added to this drink recipe?
Ice should be added before pouring the liquids to help slow mixing and maintain separation. This helps the layers stay distinct based on their densities.
Layered Drink Recipe Which of the following is a transitional word in the recipe?
Then
Frida Kahlo Which of the following describes the author's tone about frida kahlo?
Reflective
Brother Diego Which of the following items does Diego rule out as being impervious weakness?
Infectino
Brother Diego Which of the following emotions can the reader infer Diego is feeling at the end of the excerpt?
Fear
Brother Diego Which of the following would be an appropriate title for the passage?
Knowing Evil
Brother Diego Which of the following statements reflects Diego's opinion?
Superheros cant win
Brother Diego Which of the following statements best supports Diego's opinion that his brother was defeated by a supervillian?
Javier has never been sick
Brother Diego Which of the following years is most likely the setting of the story?
2013