What is the central idea of a text?

C. The most important idea the author wants you to understand

The meaning of an antonym

Words that have the opposite meaning

What does it mean to compare and contrast two things?

C. Show how they are alike and different

What is the author’s argument in a persuasive text?

C. The opinion the author is trying to prove

Which example shows a cause and effect structure?

C. The heavy rain flooded the streets, causing cars to stop moving.

Which sentence best shows the theme of "Hard work leads to success"?

B. Jason studied every night and finally passed his big test.

Which sentence is a metaphor?

C. Her smile was sunshine on a cloudy day.

Peter Piper Picked Pickled Peppers

This is an example of ALLITERATION

How does a caption help the reader?

B. It explains what a picture or photo is showing

What is the best summary of a story?

D. It tells the most important events in order.

How does the narrator’s perspective affect the story?

C. It tells how the narrator feels and thinks

I too believe in a new world, I too believe in a change, I too believe in the future, I too believe in the kids

This is an example of repetition

What is a GREAT strategy to reach a high score?

Read the answers before reading the passages

Should we skip questions on our FAST test?

No, it will bring my score down

What is something we MUST do during testing?

Use our scratch paper and take notes

Which sentence best describes the conflict in a story?

B. The main character wants to win the race but hurts her ankle.

Find the meaning of a synonym

Words that have the same meaning

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1
What MUST you do before 7h45 tomorrow?
Drink a lot of water and liquids
Go walk around the school without permission
Skip breakfast
Use the restroom!
2
What is the central idea of a text?
A. A fun fact in the text
D. A problem in one paragraph
B. A small detail about the character
C. The most important idea the author wants you to understand
3
The meaning of an antonym
Words that have bad spelling
Words that have the opposite meaning
Words that are spelled the same
Words that have the same meaning
4
What does it mean to compare and contrast two things?
C. Show how they are alike and different
B. Describe their setting
D. Tell why the author wrote the text
A. Tell how they are exactly the same
5
What is the author’s argument in a persuasive text?
D. The pictures that go with the story
C. The opinion the author is trying to prove
A. The list of all the characters
B. The reason the text is funny
6
Which example shows a cause and effect structure?
C. The heavy rain flooded the streets, causing cars to stop moving.
A. First, Sarah woke up. Then, she brushed her teeth.
B. Tigers and lions both live in the wild, but they hunt differently.
D. The poem rhymed on every other line.
7
Which sentence best shows the theme of "Hard work leads to success"?
D. Jason played video games with his friend and forgot to study.
B. Jason studied every night and finally passed his big test.
A. Jason sat on the couch all weekend and didnt pass the test.
C. Jason forgot his homework at school and got upset.
8
You will not have specials tomorrow
False
True
9
Which sentence is a metaphor?
A. Her smile was as bright as the sun.
B. Her smile lit up the room like a lamp.
C. Her smile was sunshine on a cloudy day.
D. Her smile had 32 teeth in it.
10
The Cat Sat on the Mat
This is a simile
This is a rhyme
This is a Haiku
This is a free verse
11
Peter Piper Picked Pickled Peppers
This is an example of PERSONIFICATION
This is an example of HYPERBOLE
This is an example of ALLITERATION
This is an example of METAPHOR
12
How does a caption help the reader?
A. It shows where the author is from
C. It tells the title of the book
D. It gives a definition of a word
B. It explains what a picture or photo is showing
13
What is the best summary of a story?
A. It includes all the small details.
C. It explains what you liked about the story.
D. It tells the most important events in order.
B. It retells only one event.
14
How does the narrator’s perspective affect the story?
C. It tells how the narrator feels and thinks
A. It changes the genre
B. It shows the time and place
D. It tells who made the glossary
15
Her eyes looked like diamonds
This is a simile
This is a timeline
This is a personification example
This is a metaphor
16
I too believe in a new world, I too believe in a change, I too believe in the future, I too believe in the kids
This is an example of repetition
This is an example of dialect
This is an example of hyperbole
This is an idiom
17
Find the antonym of corageous
Happy
Bored
Dissapointed
Scared
18
What is a GREAT strategy to reach a high score?
Do the test completely in the computer and ignore my scratch paper
Read the answers before reading the passages
Dont tell anyone that i have a cellphone and invalidate everyones scores.
Ignore the rules
19
Should we skip questions on our FAST test?
I don't remember
What is skipping?
Yes, totally
No, it will bring my score down
20
What is something we MUST do during testing?
Distract other classmates
Ask to use the restroom over and over
Use our scratch paper and take notes
Go to sleep
21
Which sentence best describes the conflict in a story?
A. The story takes place in a small village in winter.
C. The snow was falling gently on the ground.
D. The story begins with a description of the main character’s home.
B. The main character wants to win the race but hurts her ankle.
22
David slammed his locker and muttered, "I can't believe this happened again!" What can you infer about how David feels?
A. He is excited about something
D. He is trying to be funny
B. He is nervous about a test
C. He is frustrated or upset
23
Find the meaning of a synonym
Words that have the same meaning
Words that have many syllables
Words that have only one syllable
Words that have the opposite meaning

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