6th Grade ELA Review

What is the author's purpose in writing fiction, fantasy, or mystery stories?

What does the resolution of a story provide for the reader?

If you were explaining the steps to make a sandwich, which text structure would be most appropriate?

 In a typical plot diagram, which section is usually the shortest?

Which would most likely be written to inform?

Which part of the plot diagram typically takes up the most space?

What is a conclusion you draw based on evidence from the text called?

Which figure of speech compares two things using "like" or "as"?

Which of the following is an example of a dystopian story?

What is the first stage of a plot diagram?

 In a mystery story, where would the detective typically solve the case?

What type of text is used to provide facts or information?

Which part of the plot introduces the characters and setting?

What is a dystopia in literature?

What does the falling action lead to?

What is the purpose of the exposition in a story?

 After the climax, what part of the plot comes next?

Which figure of speech gives human characteristics to something not human?

 If an author is trying to get you to do or try something, what is their purpose?

Which text structure shows how one event or action leads to another?

What comes immediately after the exposition in a plot diagram?

What type of text structure would you use to discuss similarities and differences between two topics?

What do we call information that comes directly from words in the text, often in the form of a quote?

Which text structure organizes information based on the order of time in which events occurred?