Grade 6 Quiz Determining the Meaning of Words and Phrases – RI.6.4
Understanding the meanings of words and phrases in context is crucial to comprehending a text accurately. This skill involves recognizing figurative language, understanding connotations (emotional or cultural associations with a word), and grasping technical terms that might be specific to a subject or field. This quiz will test your ability to determine meanings of words and phrases based on the way they’re used in different contexts.
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In the sentence “The news hit him like a ton of bricks,” what does the phrase “like a ton of bricks” mean?
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What does the word “cool” mean in the following sentence: “She has a cool new gadget”?
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3. Question
In a biology text, the term “osmosis” is used to describe how water moves through a cell. What type of meaning is this?
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4. Question
When someone says, “Time flies when you’re having fun,” what does “Time flies” mean?
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5. Question
If a character in a story is described as having a “heart of gold,” what does this mean?
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6. Question
In a medical text, the term “benign” is used to describe a tumor. What does “benign” mean in this context?
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7. Question
What does the phrase “burning the midnight oil” mean?
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8. Question
If someone is described as “walking on air,” how are they feeling?
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In an engineering text, the term “torsion” refers to:
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10. Question
In literature, if darkness is often used to represent “mystery” or “the unknown,” this is an example of what type of meaning?
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