ELA G9 CST: David’s Letter to Honesdale Times

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ELA G9 CST: David's Letter to Honesdale Times

Question #1: Which paragraph would be the most appropriate place for David to explain some of the basic features of e-books, such as their interactive dictionary?

A. paragraph 1
B. paragraph 2
C. paragraph 3
D. paragraph 4

Question #2: Which of the following is the best statement of David’s thesis?

A. E-books are convenient, efficient, and good for the environment.
B. E-books are expensive, but they will come down in price.
C. E-books look similar to regular books except for the fact that they have a large screen.
D. E-books are the perfect choice for people on the go.

Question #3: David provides the definition of e-books in paragraph 2 for ___________.

A. himself.
B. Mr. Slocum.
C. the other editors at the newspaper.
D. other people who read the newspaper.

Question #4: Which of the following does David use to help develop his ideas in paragraph 3?

A. a scenario
B. a definition
C. a hypothesis
D. a quote

Question #5: Throughout David's letter, the focus is on ____________.

A. honoring the person who invented e-books.
B. scolding publishers for wasting so much paper.
C. providing evidence that e-books are a good idea.
D. explaining how to read an e-book.

Question #6: David avoids using technical language in his letter because his audience is made up of ______________.

A. people who have used e-books.
B. fellow students who use computers at school.
C. people of all ages and backgrounds.
D. editors who test out new products.

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