Grade10 Type
Genre
Standards
Skill Required of Student to Sucessfully Respond to test Item
ITEM#
1
Non-Fiction
13
Reading comprehension (author's purpose)
2
Non-Fiction
13
Reading comprehension (author's purpose)
3
Non-Fiction
13
Read to infer (author's attitude)
4
Non-Fiction
13
Read to infer (concluding idea)
5
Non-Fiction
10
Genre (recognize the essay)
6
Non-Fiction
4
Vocabulary
7
Non-Fiction
5
Vocabulary
8
or
13
Determine how author uses humor to convay attitude
9
Fiction
12
Read to infer (effect of setting on feeling of narrator)
10
Fiction
12
Reading comprehension
11
Fiction
12
Reading comprehension
12
Fiction
4
Vocabulary
13
Fiction
15
Use of language (to advance author's purpose)
14
Poetry
14
Read for comprehension
15
Poetry
6
Use of language
16
Poetry
14
Reading comprehension (paraphrase)
17
Poetry
14
Reading comprehension (author's purpose)
18
or
14
Create and explain new title for peom
19
Fiction
12
Elements of fiction (to convay mood)
20
Fiction
8
Reading comprehension (main idea)
21
Fiction
12
Genre (narrative / novel)
22
Fiction
15
Use of language (describe mood); use of EXCEPT in question
23
Fiction
8
Reading comprehension
24
Fiction
4
Vocabulary
25
Fiction
4
Vocabulary
26
or
12
Indentify and describe images that show how mood changes
27
Non-Fiction
10
Reading comprehension (author's purpose)
28
Non-Fiction
13
Read to infer (author's attitude)
29
Non-Fiction
13
Reading comprehension
30
Non-Fiction
4
Vocabulary
31
Non-Fiction
8
Reading comprehension
32
Non-Fiction
13
Read to infer meaning
33
Non-Fiction
15
Reading comprehension
34
or
13
Basic comprehension of passage
35
Poetry
14
Read to infer (imagery)
36
Poetry
14
Read to infer (simile)
37
Drama
17
Read to infer (attitude of one character toward another)
38
Drama
17
Read to infer (description of character from words, actions
39
Drama
17
Reading comprehension (meaning of stage directions)
40
Drama
4
Vocabulary

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