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7th grade (Year 8 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: L.7.3.A, W.7.1.D, L.7.3, W.7.2.C · England: KS3 Writing, ACT English (Concision), SAT Reading and Writing

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  1. Question 1

    What relationship does this transition show? finally

    • A. cause and effect
    • B. example
    • C. sequence or time
    • D. concession
  2. Question 2

    Read the question and choose. Point: "Teenagers need more sleep than adults." Which detail is MOST relevant? • Health experts recommend 8–10 hours a night for teenagers but 7–9 for adults. • Some teenagers have bunk beds. • Many adults drink coffee. • Sleep is important for everyone.

    • A. Health experts recommend 8–10 hours a night for teenagers but 7–9 for adults.
    • B. Some teenagers have bunk beds.
    • C. Many adults drink coffee.
    • D. Sleep is important for everyone.
  3. Question 3

    Point: "Short breaks during study sessions improve concentration." Which detail best supports this point?

    • A. Timers can be bought cheaply.
    • B. Students who took a five-minute break every half hour made fewer errors in an experiment than those who studied without stopping.
    • C. Breaks are popular with everyone.
    • D. Some students study in their bedrooms.
  4. Question 4

    Choose the transition that best fits the logic of the text. The bridge was damaged in the flood. ___, it was closed for repairs.

    • A. For instance
    • B. Moreover
    • C. Nevertheless
    • D. Consequently
  5. Question 5

    Letter to the head teacher about a new club. Which sentence is most appropriate?

    • A. Hey! So I've got this cool idea for a club.
    • B. Yo, can we get a coding club or what?
    • C. Coding club. Need it. Now.
    • D. I am writing to propose a new coding club for Year 7 pupils.
  6. Question 6

    The scientists worked together collaboratively on a joint project. Which revision is the most concise?

    • A. The scientists, working together, collaborated jointly.
    • B. The scientists collaborated on a project.
    • C. The scientists worked together collaboratively on a project.
    • D. The scientists collaborated together on a joint project.
  7. Question 7

    What relationship does this transition show? for instance

    • A. addition
    • B. contrast
    • C. cause and effect
    • D. example
  8. Question 8

    Read the question and choose. Point: "Learning a second language has benefits." Which detail is MOST relevant? • My aunt went to Portugal. • Speaking two languages can open up more job opportunities. • Spanish has many speakers. • Some languages use different alphabets.

    • A. My aunt went to Portugal.
    • B. Speaking two languages can open up more job opportunities.
    • C. Spanish has many speakers.
    • D. Some languages use different alphabets.
  9. Question 9

    Point: "Reading for pleasure helps young people do better at school." Which detail best supports this point?

    • A. Many books have colourful covers.
    • B. Research has found that children who read for fun tend to make more progress in vocabulary and maths.
    • C. Libraries are quiet places.
    • D. Some people prefer audiobooks.
  10. Question 10

    Choose the transition that best fits the logic of the text. Exercise improves mood. ___, it can help you sleep better.

    • A. Admittedly
    • B. However
    • C. Moreover
    • D. Consequently
  11. Question 11

    Letter to the head teacher about a new club. Which sentence is most appropriate?

    • A. Yo, can we get a coding club or what?
    • B. Hey! So I've got this cool idea for a club.
    • C. I am writing to propose a new coding club for Year 7 pupils.
    • D. Coding club. Need it. Now.
  12. Question 12

    Due to the fact that it was raining, the match was postponed until a later date. Which revision is the most concise?

    • A. Owing to the rain that was falling, the match was postponed until a later date in time.
    • B. Because it was raining, the match was postponed.
    • C. Due to the fact that it was raining, the match was postponed until later.
    • D. Because of the fact that it was raining, the match was postponed to a later date.
  13. Question 13

    What relationship does this transition show? therefore

    • A. addition
    • B. contrast
    • C. cause and effect
    • D. sequence or time
  14. Question 14

    Read the question and choose. Point: "Video games can build useful skills." Which detail is MOST relevant? • Puzzle games require players to plan several steps ahead. • Many games have beautiful music. • Some games are very expensive. • The first video game console went on sale in 1972.

    • A. Puzzle games require players to plan several steps ahead.
    • B. Many games have beautiful music.
    • C. Some games are very expensive.
    • D. The first video game console went on sale in 1972.
  15. Question 15

    Point: "The town needs a pedestrian crossing outside the primary school." Which detail best supports this point?

    • A. There have been four near-misses involving children at that spot this year, according to the police.
    • B. Many parents drive cars.
    • C. The school was built in 1962.
    • D. The road is called Station Road.
  16. Question 16

    Choose the transition that best fits the logic of the text. The bridge was damaged in the flood. ___, it was closed for repairs.

    • A. Nevertheless
    • B. For instance
    • C. Moreover
    • D. Consequently

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Answer key: 7th grade writing & editing

  1. 1. C. sequence or time

  2. 2. A. Health experts recommend 8–10 hours a night for teenagers but 7–9 for adults.

  3. 3. B. Students who took a five-minute break every half hour made fewer errors in an experiment than those who studied without stopping.

  4. 4. D. Consequently

  5. 5. D. I am writing to propose a new coding club for Year 7 pupils.

  6. 6. B. The scientists collaborated on a project.

  7. 7. D. example

  8. 8. B. Speaking two languages can open up more job opportunities.

  9. 9. B. Research has found that children who read for fun tend to make more progress in vocabulary and maths.

  10. 10. C. Moreover

  11. 11. C. I am writing to propose a new coding club for Year 7 pupils.

  12. 12. B. Because it was raining, the match was postponed.

  13. 13. C. cause and effect

  14. 14. A. Puzzle games require players to plan several steps ahead.

  15. 15. A. There have been four near-misses involving children at that spot this year, according to the police.

  16. 16. D. Consequently