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Grade 5 Quiz Quoting Accurately from a Text – RL.5.1

This standard requires students to accurately quote portions of text when explaining or drawing inferences. This ensures they back up their statements and inferences with direct evidence from the text, promoting a deeper understanding and accurate interpretation.

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Question 1 of 10

1. Question
Why is it important to quote accurately from a text when explaining it?
- a) To guess the author's thoughts
- b) To prove a point with evidence
- c) To make the story more interesting
- d) To change the original meaning
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Question 2 of 10

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What is an inference?
- a) A fact stated by the author
- b) A guess with no basis
- c) A logical conclusion based on evidence
- d) A direct quote from the text
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Question 3 of 10

3. Question
When a student uses a phrase from the book to support their opinion, what are they doing?
- a) Summarizing
- b) Predicting
- c) Quoting
- d) Paraphrasing
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4. Question
Which option shows the correct way to quote a sentence from a text?
- a) Writing the sentence in your own words
- b) Copying the sentence exactly as it is and using quotation marks
- c) Summarizing the main idea of the sentence
- d) Only quoting the words you remember
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Question 5 of 10

5. Question
What should you NOT do when quoting a text?
- a) Use quotation marks
- b) Cite the source
- c) Change the wording to make it more interesting
- d) Copy the text exactly
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Question 6 of 10

6. Question
Which of these statements is an inference?
- a) "The house was old and dilapidated."
- b) "The author described the house as spooky, so it might be haunted."
- c) "The character said, 'I am afraid.'"
- d) "The book was about a haunted house."
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What is the main purpose of quoting a text when discussing literature?
- a) To avoid talking about the text
- b) To provide evidence for your statements
- c) To disagree with every author
- d) To make up parts of the story
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Question 8 of 10

8. Question
If a quote from a book is four lines or longer, how should it be formatted in your paper?
- a) In bold
- b) In a single paragraph
- c) With an indentation, known as a block quote
- d) In italics
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Question 9 of 10

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What is the difference between a direct quote and paraphrasing?
- a) Paraphrasing is using the exact words from the text, while direct quotes are not.
- b) Direct quotes are in quotation marks; paraphrasing is not.
- c) There is no difference.
- d) Direct quotes are longer than paraphrases.
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Question 10 of 10

10. Question
Why is it important to avoid misquoting a text?
- a) It’s not important.
- b) Misquoting can change the meaning or context.
- c) Authors will be offended.
- d) It makes the text less interesting.
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