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Quiz 1: Reading Comprehension Quiz 1. What is the main reason the Bittering family moves to Mars? A) They want to escape Earth's war; B) They are seeking new job opportunities; C) They were forced to leave Earth due to overcrowding; D) They want to study Martian culture Answer: A 2. What is the...

Quiz 1: Reading Comprehension Quiz 1. What is the main reason the Bittering family moves to Mars? A) They want to escape Earth's war; B) They are seeking new job opportunities; C) They were forced to leave Earth due to overcrowding; D) They want to study Martian culture Answer: A 2. What is the first sign of change in the Bittering family? A) Their diet changes; B) Their eyes turn golden; C) They grow taller; D) They start speaking Martian Answer: B 3. What is the biggest psychological challenge astronauts face during space travel? A) Lack of exercise; B) Radiation exposure; C) Prolonged isolation; D) Food shortages Answer: C 4. What does the article suggest as a potential solution to combat boredom during space missions? A) Virtual reality simulations; B) Reading science fiction; C) Regular exercise routines; D) Frequent communication with Earth Answer: A 5. What technological advancement is most critical for Mars colonization? A) Advanced propulsion systems; B) AI-controlled robots; C) 3D printing for construction; D) Greenhouse farming techniques Answer: C 6. Why is international collaboration important for space exploration? A) It lowers costs; B) It fosters innovation; C) It ensures more manpower; D) All of the above Answer: D 7. In 'Dark They Were, and Golden-Eyed,' the Bitterings eventually adapt fully to their new environment. True Answer: True 8. Astronauts on long space missions have access to real-time communication with Earth. False Answer: False 9. Terraforming Mars is considered an easy and quick process. False Answer: False 10. The future of space exploration relies heavily on renewable energy sources. True Answer: True 11. In 'Dark They Were, and Golden-Eyed,' the transformation of the characters symbolizes adaptation to change. Explain how the author uses setting and imagery to convey this theme. Open-ended response 12. Based on 'Danger! This Mission to Mars Could Bore You to Death!', list two psychological strategies astronauts can use to manage long-term isolation. Open-ended response 13. Imagine you are part of a future Mars colonization project as described in 'Future of Space Exploration Could See Humans on Mars.' Write a brief diary entry explaining your daily routine and the challenges you face. Open-ended response 14. Write a short poem inspired by the themes of exploration and adaptation found in these readings. Open-ended response Quiz 2: Revision Quiz - Analyze Craft and Structure 1. Identify the figurative language in the following sentence: 'The wind howled angrily, shaking the windows of the old house.' A) Simile; B) Metaphor; C) Personification; D) None of the above Answer: C 2. Which of the following is an example of a metaphor? A) The stars were like diamonds in the night sky; B) The classroom was a zoo during recess; C) The leaves danced in the wind; D) The clock ticked loudly, marking each second Answer: B 3. What is the main purpose of informative writing? A) To entertain the reader; B) To provide factual information; C) To persuade the audience; D) To narrate a story Answer: B 4. In informative writing, which of the following elements is essential? A) A clear thesis statement; B) Imagery and figurative language; C) A cliffhanger ending; D) An emotional appeal Answer: A 5. Which technique is best for developing ideas in a paragraph? A) Including unrelated examples; B) Using evidence to support the main idea; C) Writing one long sentence; D) Relying solely on personal opinion Answer: B 6. What type of conflict is described in the following scenario? 'A young girl struggles to overcome her fear of public speaking to win a debate competition.' A) Man vs. Man; B) Man vs. Self; C) Man vs. Nature; D) Man vs. Society Answer: B 7. Which of the following is a resolution to a story? A) The protagonist faces their biggest challenge; B) The main character resolves the central conflict; C) A new problem arises, creating tension; D) The setting changes dramatically Answer: B 8. Which of the following indicates a strong argument? A) A claim supported by reliable evidence; B) A claim with emotional appeals but no facts; C) A claim that contradicts itself; D) A claim presented without supporting details Answer: A 9. A simile compares two things using 'like' or 'as.' True Answer: True 10. In informative writing, opinions are more important than facts. False Answer: False 11. A short story must always end with a resolution to the conflict. False Answer: False 12. Evaluating an argument involves assessing its evidence and reasoning. True Answer: True 13. Write an example of a metaphor that describes a storm. Open-ended response 14. Explain why transitions are important in informative writing. Open-ended response 15. Read the following topic sentence: 'Recycling is crucial for a sustainable future.' Write two supporting details to develop this idea. Open-ended response 16. Describe a conflict in a story you've read and explain how it was resolved. Open-ended response 17. Evaluate the following claim: 'Video games are harmful to teenagers.' Identify one piece of evidence that could support or weaken this claim. Open-ended response 18. Write a short paragraph that includes one simile, one metaphor, and one example of personification to describe a scene in nature. Open-ended response Quiz 3: Language Development Quiz 1. What does the word 'submerged' most likely mean? A) To be exposed to the air; B) To be underwater or beneath a surface; C) To be placed in a high position; D) To be removed from water Answer: B 2. Which word best describes 'immense'? A) Small; B) Huge; C) Colorful; D) Dull Answer: B 3. Match the words with their definitions: Forlorn, Mosaic, Atmosphere. Forlorn - Lonely and abandoned; Mosaic - A work of art made of small pieces; Atmosphere - A feeling or mood in a place 4. What does the word 'chronic' mean? A) Occurring once; B) Happening continuously over time; C) Related to time management; D) Extremely catastrophic Answer: B 5. The Latin prefix 'sub-' means ______. Provide an example of a word with this prefix. Answer: below or under; Example: submarine 6. The Latin suffix '-ary' in the word 'planetary' means: A) Belonging to; B) Without; C) Opposing; D) Increasing Answer: A 7. Write a sentence using a word with the suffix '-tion', such as 'creation' or 'migration'. Open-ended response 8. A pronoun replaces a noun in a sentence. True Answer: True 9. Which of the following is an adverb? A) Quick; B) Slowly; C) Bright; D) Thought Answer: B 10. Which sentence correctly uses a conjunction? A) I went to the park, I played basketball; B) I went to the park and played basketball; C) I went the park playing basketball; D) I to park, basketball Answer: B 11. Write a sentence comparing two things using an adjective, such as 'taller' or 'brighter.' Open-ended response 12. Provide an example of a linking verb and use it in a sentence. Open-ended response 13. What is the principal part of the verb in the sentence: 'He is running in the park'? A) Present; B) Past; C) Present Participle; D) Future Answer: C 14. A simple subject contains the main noun, while a compound subject has two or more main nouns. True Answer: True 15. Match the sentence types with their end marks: Declarative, Interrogative, Exclamatory. Declarative -., Interrogative - ?, Exclamatory - ! 16. Write a compound sentence with both a simple subject and a simple predicate. Open-ended response 17. Write a short paragraph (3-4 sentences) that includes: At least one action verb, One adjective for comparison, One conjunction. Open-ended response