What types of questions can be found in the Reading Comprehension section?

In the Reading Comprehension section, multiple-choice questions based on passages are designed to assess a student's understanding of the material presented. These questions typically require students to read a passage and then answer questions that test their comprehension of the main idea, supporting details, vocabulary in context, and the author's purpose. This format allows for a clear evaluation of a student’s ability to interpret and analyze written texts, which is essential for developing reading skills.

The other options involve formats that do not accurately represent the structure or intent of the Reading Comprehension section. While personal experiences, vocabulary, or true or false formats can assess different skills, the primary focus in reading comprehension is the engagement with and interpretation of passages through a multiple-choice format. This approach provides a standardized way to measure understanding across diverse texts.