Reading Comprehension and Text Analysis quizzes
22 quizzes by 18 users
This page gathers a small set of community-made Reading Comprehension and Text Analysis quizzes, from text structure and main ideas to inference and narrative viewpoints. School students can practice reading and analyzing passages, while teachers can find ready-made questions. The collection is mostly at secondary level, with many questions in English. Pick a quiz and see which skills you want to work on.
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- Active Reading Strategies6
- Vocabulary and Context Clues7
- Main Ideas and Supporting Details11
- Text Structure9
- Author's Purpose and Text Types7
- Language Devices and Techniques21
- Tone and Style5
- Visual and Multimodal Texts5
- Critical Reading and Evaluation12
- Media and Non-Fiction Texts10
- Comparing Texts8
- Textual Evidence and Written Responses9
- Reading Exam Techniques16
Quizzes
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10 questionsSequence/Chronological Order, Cause/Effect, and Problem/Solution Ice-cream is a delicious frozen treat that comes in a many different colors and flavors. Two of my favorite...
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5 questionsThe Patchwork of History What does Loretta Pettway use to tell stories about her life and the past in Gee's Bend, Alabama?
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3 questionsText Structure Quiz Which text structure did the author use in the following paragraph? Icebergs-giant blocks of ice that float...
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5 questionsExamining authorial context and narrative viewpoints In the two accounts,of the accident given in the extract from Touching the Void, Joe and Simon demonstrate ...
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18 questionsUntitled 1. What detail from the passage indicates that the old woman is concerned about the main character's well b...
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5 questionsSelecting evidence from TEXT 1: Anne Frank's diary Look at the question opposite. The key words have been highlighted for you. What are you being asked to do ...
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5 questionsTEXT 2: Martin Luther King's speech What is different about the type of injustice that Martin Luther King writes about compared to the injustic...
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5 questionsTemporary Unemployment (Narrative) Where does the narrator of the story work?
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5 questionsText Structure - Mixed Review, Application, and Design The ability to think through causes and effects is a key to success in many college courses, jobs, and ever...
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35 questionsReading Reference Sheet
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4 questionsInference Practice Amy was getting impatient. Sara was supposed to meet her 15 minutes ago. They were going to be late for sch...
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6 questionsVocab. Week 1 Text Structures What text structure would you most likely use for the following writing prompt: ARE HURRICANES MORE DANGERO...
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5 questionsPredictions The soccer field was at the top of a hill. On each side, there was a steep slope down. The view was great. ...
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3 questionsMain Ideas and Details Kobe loves baseball! He watches it on TV, he plays every day at recess, and he is on a baseball team. Kobe ...
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8 questionsFact or Opinion - You decide... The Great Pyramid at Giza is the greatest of the Wonders of the World. FACT
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4 questionsUntitled what is annotating?
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10 questionsFact and opinion Summer is a season.
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5 questionsCompare and Contrast Quiz Which one is a signal word for compare?
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6 questionsUntitled what is the childline telephone number?
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2 questionsUntitled When you COMPARE two or more things, you are telling .....
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2 questionsUnit 1 Test Which of the following are correct?
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1 questionsUntitled Which of these helps a reader envision (picture) what is happening in the story?
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These quizzes offer different ways to work with a passage. Main Ideas and Details focuses on identifying key points, while Predictions asks what might happen next. Fact and opinion uses short statements to practice telling the two apart.
For a starting point, try Fact and opinion if you want to work with individual statements. Then move to The Patchwork of History, where questions ask about information stated in a text. The quiz on selecting evidence from Anne Frank's diary also asks you to consider what an exam question requires.
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Which quiz should I start with?
Fact and opinion is a useful starting point if you want to practice with short statements. Main Ideas and Details offers another route, focusing on key points in passages. For questions about information stated in a text, try The Patchwork of History.
What do these quizzes cover?
The collection includes text structure, fact and opinion, main ideas, predictions and inference. It also has quizzes on narrative viewpoints and selecting evidence. Some questions use short statements; others ask students to work with passages or respond to an exam-style question.
Are the quizzes free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open, study and take without an account. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes. The listed resources were made by GoConqr users.