Reading a Notice
  • 1. This notice would be the most helpful for someone who--
A) likes to paint
B) plays the tuba
C) wants to learn about math
D) enjoys dancing
  • 2. Which of these is an opinion in this notice?
A) You'll be glad you came.
B) Come learn about music.
C) Sign up on March 4.
D) Please don't stay away.
  • 3. Which of these would best fit in the notice?
A) Need help reading? We've got what you're needing!
B) Like to fish? We'll grant your wish!
C) Got the beat? Come tap your feet!
D) If you like to run, we'll have some fun!
  • 4. The notice was written in order to-
A) teach about music in an entertaining way
B) describe how to play an instrument
C) encourage students to join Band and Chorus
D) show how to write a clever poem
  • 5. A reader of this notice who has not experience should-
A) come and sign up anyway
B) learn to play an instrument
C) sign up for another activity
D) get some experience
  • 6. To sign up for Band or Chorus the only thing that matters is one's-
A) grade
B) size
C) experience
D) friends
  • 7. In this notice, the words "carry a tune" refer to-
A) belonging to a club
B) playing an instrument
C) singing
D) dancing
  • 8. At the sign-up, students will most likely-
A) learn to play an instrument
B) see a video of a holiday show
C) read a book
D) get a homework assignment
  • 9. The notice does not include information about-
A) where to sign up to join Band and Chorus
B) who can join Band and Chorus
C) how often members of Band and Chorus practice
D) why someone should joing Band and Chorus
  • 10. Where is the new member sign-up being held?
A) In the school gym
B) In the music room
C) In the music teacher's office
D) In the band room
  • 11. The tone of the poem in the notice suggests that Band and Chorus is-
A) demading and difficult
B) warm and friendly
C) cold and unfeeling
D) eventful and amusing
  • 12. The notice says that new members are sure to have fun if they-
A) like hard work
B) like music
C) know how to play and instrument
D) have a friend in the band
  • 13. The words "you'll find harmony with us" mean that a new member will probably-
A) learn the words to new songs
B) feel like one of the group
C) become a great singer
D) be able to play an instrument better than ever
  • 14. Students who want to take instrument lessons should-
A) ask questions or give comments
B) pick up necessary forms
C) be able to carry a tune
D) watch a video
  • 15. You would most likely see this notice-
A) a newspaper classified ad section
B) in a magazine
C) at a local store
D) on a school bulletin board
  • 16. Which of these is the best summary of the notice?
A) At the new member sign-up, students can watch a video tape of a past performance.
B) Students can join Band and Chorus even if they have no experience.
C) All students are invited to join Band and Chorus to make friends, learn about music and have fun.
D) Students can sign up for instrument lessons if they want to join Band and Chorus.
  • 17. In order to answer question 16, the best thing to do is--
A) reread the first sentence in each paragraph
B) look up the meanings of any new words
C) think about the most important ideas in the notice
D) think about every detail the notice states
  • 18. Which of these is a question someone might ask at sign up?
A) How many keys are on a piano keyboard?
B) How many band performances take place during the school year?
C) How many friends will I make if I join Band and Chorus?
D) How do I play a song on the flute?
  • 19. The notice uses different sizes or letters in order to--
A) help you read the words
B) get your attention
C) get you to show the notice to your friends
D) show you how important Band and Chorus is
  • 20. Which words in this notice show that new band members will get all the help they need?
A) Can't play and instrument? We'll lend you a hand.
B) Take the time to watch a video of past performances.
C) Meet us after school in the music room.
D) Can't carry a tune? You can join the band.
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