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1
What does the
bolded
word mean? That telephone has a really loud
ring
!
a circle
to make a circle
a noisy sound
a piece of jewelry
2
What are the four types of sentences?
Declare, Interrupting, Imperative, Exclamatory
Exclamatory, Imperative, Declarative, Questionable
Declarative, Questionable, Believable, Funny
Exclamatory, Imperative, Declarative, Interrogative
3
Drawing a conclusion based on available evidence, previous knowledge, and experiences is called . . . .
inferencing
context clues
foreshadowing
multiple meaning
4
In the words
unhappy
and
unfair
, what does
un-
mean?
again
more
not
before
5
What is this an example of?
"Sally likes to sell seashells at the seashore"
.
personification
alliteration
onomatopoeia
imagery
6
What is a synonym?
words that mean the opposite
words that have a similar meaning
7
Which of the following
words
would be on a dictionary page between the words
"mill and mutt"
musky
mutter
mask
mint
8
Don't
pester
me while I'm on the phone with dad. I'm trying to hear what he is saying. What does
pester
mean?
to talk on the phone
to bother someone
to listen carefully
to eat very loudly
9
Reading is used in all other subjects.
True
False
10
Which of the following
IS NOT
a Story Element?
plot
Character
alliteration
theme
11
Author's Purpose:
What is the main purpose for a Garfield comic from the newspaper stating he hates Mondays?
to persuade
to inform
to entertain
12
Which word will make both sentences correct? Micheal __ the paper into little squares. I need to put a bandage on my __
tore
cut
ripped
folded
13
What is the
definition
of conflict?
Someone or something that causes a problem for the main character(s)
where the story takes place
how the problem is solved
Man vs. Nature
14
What is the difference between
Fact
and
Opinion?
A Fact is always true and an Opinion is always a lie.
A Fact can be proven true and an opinion cannot be proven.
A Fact can be proven true or false; an opinion is personal feelings.
A Fact can be proven and so can an Opinion.
15
What do we call it when an author gives us hints about what might happen later in the story?
imagery
foreshadowing
prediction
flashback
16
Fact or Opinion??
Ballroom Dancing is the best exercise.
Fact
Opinion
17
Which word means "the most tough"?
toughest
untough
tougher
toughly
18
A
legend
is a Folk Tale based on someone who actually lived.
True
False
19
What do we call the main character in a story?
the protagonist
the villian
the hypnotist
the antagonist
20
Historical Fiction
is a true story about someone or a time in history.
True
False
21
Which of the following is a hyperbole?
She is so big, the bicycle broke when she tried to ride it!
She is so big, she couldn't fit in the student's chair!
She is so big, she weighs 500 pounds!
She is so big, they use her for a float in the Thanksgiving Day Parade!
22
Which word is a synonym for
broken
?
painted
busted
taken
fixed
23
Which of the following is an onomatopoeia?
Touchdown!
Crash!
Hey!
Oh, my!
24
The Climax is the turning point in the story.
True
False
25
Her eyes were sparkling like diamonds
is an example of . . .
alliteration
metaphor
personification
Simile
26
What does Mrs. Simmons love to do?
Read with her class!
Sit in front of the fireplace with a Starbucks and read!
Read, Read, Read!
Read and drink Starbucks!
27
Which two words are antonyms?
raise, lower
book, read
house, home
flat, thin
28
Which of the following are examples of nonfiction?
The Pioneer Woman's cookbook
an autobiography of Maya Angelou
Harry Potter
Batman
