Text Evidence Quiz & Flashcards for Level H

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Questions and Answers

Which is the strongest evidence to support that Jacqueline loved to write from a young age?

She read all the time
She entered writing contests
Her teachers encouraged her
She wrote on everything she could find (correct)

Which text evidence best supports that no one thought Jacqueline would become a famous author?

Her friends were supportive
She published many books
It seemed like she was a struggling reader (correct)
She was a best seller

Which piece of text evidence best supports the statement: The books Jacqueline found about African Americans were outdated?

She often borrowed them from the library
They were well-reviewed
A majority of the books were about slavery (correct)
She enjoyed reading them

Which piece of text evidence best supports the inference that Jacqueline hoped to see experiences like her own in the books she read?

She was grateful for female authors who wrote about black girlhood (A) Signup and view all the answers

Which text evidence best supports the inference that Jacqueline overcame personal obstacles to become a writer?

Praise, confident, scary, enjoyed by everyone (D) Signup and view all the answers

Which piece of text evidence best supports the inference that Jacqueline never expected to become successful?

I am still surprised when I walk into a bookstore and see my name on a book (C) Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Jacqueline's Early Writing

Jacqueline wrote on various objects as a child, demonstrating a strong interest in writing from a young age.

Lack of Expectation for Success

Early indications suggested Jacqueline wouldn't become a famous author, highlighting the belief that she struggled as a reader.

Outdated Book Content

A majority of the books Jacqueline found focused primarily on slavery, with books portraying experiences of African Americans as outdated or incomplete.

Jacqueline's Personal Desire

Jacqueline appreciated books about female Black experiences, showing a desire to see her own experiences and those of others reflected in literary works.

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Jacqueline's Overcoming Obstacles

Jacqueline's journey to becoming a writer involved facing personal challenges and doubt, as evidenced by words like "praise," "confident," "scary," "enjoyed by everyone".

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Unexpected Success

Jacqueline's surprise at finding her own books in bookstores, highlights her initial lack of expectation of achieving such success.

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Study Notes

Jacqueline's Early Writing Passion

Jacqueline demonstrated a strong passion for writing from a young age by writing on any available surface.

Perception of Jacqueline's Potential

Initially perceived as a struggling reader, few believed Jacqueline would achieve fame as an author.

Availability of Literature on African American Experiences

Many books Jacqueline discovered about African Americans were outdated, primarily focusing on the topic of slavery.

Connection to Characters

Jacqueline sought stories reflecting her experiences, feeling a connection to characters with relatable backgrounds; she appreciated works by female authors addressing themes of black girlhood.

Overcoming Personal Challenges

Evidence of Jacqueline's perseverance included receiving praise, developing confidence, facing scary situations, and being accepted by peers.

Surprising Success

Despite her achievements, Jacqueline remains astonished to see her name on books displayed in bookstores, indicating her humble perspective on success.

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Description

Test your understanding of text evidence with this Level H quiz from IReady Reading. The quiz focuses on identifying strong evidence that supports claims about the author's passion for writing and perceptions of their success. Perfect for reinforcing comprehension skills in informational texts.