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Kindergarten Quiz Shared Research and Writing Projects – W.K.7

The CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.W.K.7 standard involves kindergarten students participating in shared research and writing projects. This could include exploring various books by a beloved author and expressing opinions about them. The standard encourages collaborative learning and the expression of thoughts and preferences in a structured setting, fostering both analytical thinking and social skills.

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Question 1 of 10

1. Question
What is the primary goal of CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.W.K.7?
- A) Playing games
- B) Eating snacks while reading
- C) Participating in shared research and writing projects
- D) Drawing pictures of books
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2. Question
How can students “participate” in shared writing projects?
- A) By working alone
- B) By contributing ideas and work in a group setting
- C) By ignoring the project
- D) By watching TV
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Question 3 of 10

3. Question
Why is it beneficial for students to explore a number of books by the same author?
- A) It helps fill library shelves
- B) It allows for deeper understanding and appreciation of the author's style
- C) Authors need more readers
- D) Books look nice in pictures
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4. Question
What skill is NOT directly improved by participating in shared research and writing projects?
- A) Collaboration
- B) Critical thinking
- C) Cooking
- D) Expression of opinions
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5. Question
When students express opinions about books they’ve read together, they are primarily practicing what?
- A) Agreement with everyone else
- B) Analytical thinking and articulation
- C) Guessing the author's favorite color
- D) Finding the longest word in the book
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Question 6 of 10

6. Question
How should students express their opinions about books in a shared project?
- A) By only saying positive things
- B) Honestly and respectfully
- C) By copying someone else's opinion
- D) In a secret codec
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7. Question
What is an important aspect of shared research projects?
- A) Working silently
- B) Disagreeing with all opinions
- C) Collaboration and contribution of ideas
- D) Avoiding the project
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8. Question
How does exploring books by a favorite author benefit a child’s learning experience?
- A) It doesn't benefit them
- B) It encourages a focused exploration of literary style and themes
- C) It teaches them about book covers
- D) It ensures they read every book in the world
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9. Question
What is an important role of the teacher in shared research and writing projects?
- A) To do the project for the students
- B) To provide guidance and structure
- C) To ignore the students' ideas
- D) To decide everyone's favorite author
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Question 10 of 10

10. Question
How can shared research and writing projects influence students’ social skills?
- A) By promoting isolation
- B) By encouraging interaction, discussion, and respect for others' ideas
- C) By discouraging communication
- D) By teaching competition
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