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Grade 7 Quiz Determining Central Ideas and Analyzing Their Development – RI.7.2

CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RI.7.2 focuses on the skill of identifying multiple central ideas in a text and understanding how these ideas evolve as the text progresses. Furthermore, this standard emphasizes the importance of summarizing the text in an objective manner without inserting personal opinions or biases.

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1. Question
Why is it crucial to provide an objective summary of a text?
- a. To include personal opinions
- b. To make the summary longer
- c. To give a clear, unbiased representation of the text's main points
- d. To focus on minor details only
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2. Question
How might a central idea evolve over the course of a text?
- a. It remains exactly the same from start to finish
- b. It is introduced, elaborated upon, and eventually resolved or concluded
- c. It disappears after the first paragraph
- d. It changes into a completely unrelated idea
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3. Question
When determining the central ideas of a text, it’s essential to:
- a. Ignore the introduction and conclusion
- b. Focus solely on the images and illustrations
- c. Consider the main themes and messages conveyed throughout
- d. Pay attention only to the most challenging words
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4. Question
Which of the following is an objective statement?
- a. The author brilliantly describes the challenges of mountain climbing
- b. The text discusses the challenges and rewards of mountain climbing
- c. Mountain climbing sounds like a dreadful experience
- d. Everyone should try mountain climbing
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5. Question
A text that starts by introducing the hardships of a journey and ends with the lessons learned from that journey is an example of:
- a. A central idea that does not develop
- b. Two completely unrelated central ideas
- c. A central idea that develops and evolves over the course of the text
- d. A story without a central idea
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Question 6 of 10

6. Question
Objective summaries should:
- a. Include judgments and opinions
- b. Leave out the central ideas
- c. Be biased towards one's personal beliefs
- d. Clearly and fairly represent the main points of the text
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Question 7 of 10

7. Question
If a text discusses the concept of freedom in various contexts like society, family, and self, these can be seen as:
- a. Multiple central ideas
- b. Irrelevant details
- c. A single, unchanged central idea
- d. Opinions of the reader
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Question 8 of 10

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What is a central idea in a text?
- a. A minor detail mentioned once
- b. The author's opinion about readers
- c. The main point or theme that the author wants to convey
- d. A random fact unrelated to the main topic
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When analyzing the development of a central idea, what should you pay attention to?
- a. The number of pages in the text
- b. How the idea is introduced, discussed, and concluded
- c. The font size used in the text
- d. The date the text was written
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Question 10 of 10

10. Question
Which of the following can be a central idea?
- a. The title of the book
- b. The concept of friendship and its importance
- c. The number of characters in a story
- d. The color of the book cover
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