Supporting Details and Examples Practice Test
•7 QuestionsRead the essay. Then answer: Which detail is least relevant to the author's main point?
Paragraph 1: Recycling at home is a simple way to reduce waste. I think families should sort trash because it helps the environment. It also keeps reusable items out of landfills.
Paragraph 2: In my kitchen, we keep a small bin for paper and boxes. We rinse cans and bottles so they do not smell. Each Saturday, we carry the bin to the curb.
Paragraph 3: My brother labels the bins with bright markers. We learned which plastics our town accepts by reading a flyer. When we forget, the recycling truck leaves a note.
Paragraph 4: Sometimes we also donate old clothes instead of throwing them away. This reduces trash and helps other people. These habits show that small choices can matter.
Read the essay. Then answer: Which detail is least relevant to the author's main point?
Paragraph 1: Recycling at home is a simple way to reduce waste. I think families should sort trash because it helps the environment. It also keeps reusable items out of landfills.
Paragraph 2: In my kitchen, we keep a small bin for paper and boxes. We rinse cans and bottles so they do not smell. Each Saturday, we carry the bin to the curb.
Paragraph 3: My brother labels the bins with bright markers. We learned which plastics our town accepts by reading a flyer. When we forget, the recycling truck leaves a note.
Paragraph 4: Sometimes we also donate old clothes instead of throwing them away. This reduces trash and helps other people. These habits show that small choices can matter.