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Grade 5 Module 2 Review: What A Story
Grade 5 Module 2 Review: What A Story
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Story Elements, Genres, Theme, Literature examples
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True/False: Two stories may present the same theme
True
False
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What makes up a story?
Main idea, theme, word choice, and genre
Story Structure, theme, vocabulary, and idioms
Characters, setting, plot, rising action, climax, falling action,resolution
Stage directions, dialogue, cast of characters
3
What does the suffix "less" mean?
to do again
without
full of
Quality of
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When grandmother saw her grandson collecting coins like her son used to do, she knew he was a
Chip off the old block
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The person is opposite of his parents.
The person is similar to acting like his parents.
The person is old
The person reminds grandma of an enemy
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True/False: Stage Directions are speaking parts in a play
False
True
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Lester made the baseball try-outs
By the skin of his teeth,
because the try-outs were about to be finished.
He made it on time
He didn't make it
He didn't want to make the team
He barely made it
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What are genres?
Book titles
Types of literature
A variety of different types of text.
The main ideas of texts.
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What are the elements of a poem?
bolded words, titles, diagrams
lines, stanza, rhythm, and rhyme
characters, setting, plot, resolution
stage directions, cast of characters, dialogue
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What is theme?
Helps us figure out unknown words in the text
What the text is mostly about
Helps us figure out the characters, setting, and plot of stories
Is the message of the story and is often teaching the reader a lesson.
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What does the prefix "re" mean?
to do again
full of
quality of
to do before
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How do you figure out unknown words in a text?
Look at the pictures of a text
Look for clues around the stage directions
Look for clues that surrounds the unknown word
Look for clues within the title
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True/False: The resolution is the solution to the conflict or problem of a story.
True
False
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What are the three types of literature?
Fiction, Nonfiction, Folktales
Biography, Legend, Myth
Poetry, Drama, Prose
Problem/Solution, Cause/Effect, Compare/Contrast
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What is a hyperbole?
a type of figurative language that shows human qualities
a type of figurative language that imitates a sound
a type of figurative langage that expresses exaggeration
a type of figurative language that compares two things
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How do you find the theme of a poem, drama, or prose?
Focus on the setting
Focus on the plot
Focus on the character's actions
Focus on the climax
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What does this hyperbole mean: I'm drowning in homework!
You're tired of doing homework
You don't have enough homework.
You have so much to do, you're struggling with getting homework done
You need more homework
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What are the elements of drama?
stage directions, dialogue, cast of characters
paragraphs, sentences, dialogue, and theme
bolded words, charts, graphs
stanza, lines, rhyme, and rhythm
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What are the elements of a story?
Setting, Rising Action, Climax, Falling action, resolution
Stanza, line, rhyme, and rhythm
Stage directions, dialogue, cast of characters
bolded words, charts, graphs, diagrams
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What is the plot of a story or drama?
Where the story takes place
The conflict
The climax
Rising action
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He told his wife that he doesn’t want to
rain on her parade
, but they had to shift their vacation dates.
Rain on her vacation
To reschedule a vacation
To schedule another vacation
To spoil a moment
