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Grade 5 Quiz Quoting Accurately from Texts and Drawing Inferences – RI.5.1

The CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RI.5.1 standard teaches 5th graders the skill of accurately quoting from a text, both for points explicitly mentioned and when making inferences. This requires students to not only understand the text but also to correctly reproduce its content in their own work, ensuring that the original meaning is retained.

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1. Question
Why is it important to quote accurately from a text?
- A) To make the text look longer
- B) To show that you have read the text
- C) To ensure the original meaning is not distorted
- D) To add fancy punctuation to your writing
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2. Question
If a text says, “The sun was shining brightly, making the flowers bloom,” which of the following is an accurate quote from the text?
- A) The sun made the flowers bloom.
- B) The sun was shining which made the flowers bloom.
- C) "The sun was shining brightly, making the flowers bloom."
- D) "The sun was shining, and flowers were blooming."
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3. Question
When you make an inference from a text, you:
- A) Quote the text word for word
- B) Make a guess without evidence
- C) Draw a conclusion based on evidence in the text
- D) Change the meaning of the text
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4. Question
What does it mean to infer something from a text?
- A) To state what the text says directly
- B) To deduce information that isn't explicitly stated
- C) To change the words of the original text
- D) To summarize the entire text in one sentence
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Question 5 of 10

5. Question
Which of the following is an inference?
- A) The sky was blue.
- B) "He wore a heavy coat, even indoors." implies he might be feeling cold.
- C) The girl had a red balloon.
- D) "The dog barked loudly."
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If a paragraph describes a character’s actions but not their feelings, how can you determine their emotions?
- A) Make a random guess
- B) Quote another unrelated text
- C) Draw inferences based on the character's actions and the situation
- D) Ask the author
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7. Question
A story says, “Sara looked at the towering roller coaster, her hands trembling.” What can be inferred about Sara?
- A) She loves roller coasters.
- B) She's eager to eat ice cream.
- C) She might be feeling nervous or scared.
- D) She's excited to see her friends.
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8. Question
Why is it crucial to provide accurate quotes when discussing a text’s explicit content?
- A) It makes your work look professional.
- B) It allows others to check the original source.
- C) It ensures the author's original meaning is presented correctly.
- D) All of the above.
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9. Question
When quoting a text in your work, you should:
- A) Change a few words to make it your own
- B) Paraphrase the entire sentence
- C) Use quotation marks to indicate the original words
- D) Summarize the main idea without using quotes
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Question 10 of 10

10. Question
What should you do if you’re unsure about the accuracy of your quote?
- A) Use it anyway
- B) Ask a friend for their opinion
- C) Check the original text again
- D) Make up a new quote
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