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ARE YOU STAAR READY??? - Part I
ARE YOU STAAR READY??? - Part I
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A story that explains the source or cause of a natural event or a human action is
expository
realistic fiction
an origin myth
historical fiction
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The words that are spoken
plot
quotation marks
scene
dialogue
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A pattern of nonfiction text that looks at the similarities and differences
sequential
problem and solution
cause and effect
compare and contrast
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Sensory language in a text can appeal to the
sense of touch, sight
all of these
sense of smell,
sense of hearing
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The use of language to create vivid pictures in the reader's mind
simile
alliteration
metaphor
imagery
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"The eerie silence was shattered by her scream," is an example of
alliteration
none of these
rhyme
imagery
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The Missouri Compromise is a good example of
cause/effect
chronological order
none of these
problem/solution
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What is author's purpose?
the technique or structure
the author's reason for writing a text
a public announcement
an account of someone's life
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If a mother expresses concern about her child's choice of friends, she is
troubled
worried
all of these
anxious
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What is the main idea of a text?
the sequence of actions or events
the most important thought in text
supporting details
a group of sentences
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When an author organizes the events or parts within the text in time order, he/she is using
description
sequential order
problem/solution
cause/effect
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What is an author's purpose in writing?
to describe, explain, indicate, inform
to persuade, appeal to, convince
all of these and more
to entertain, amuse, to tell, to show
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Example of an origin myth is
"How Anansi Got His Stories"
"The Salty Sea"
"Pandora's Box"
all of these
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To stand for
persuade
hyperbole
justify
visualize
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Supporting details are
a word part
repeating patterns of sounds
written features that add meaning
ideas that explain, describe, or define topic
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a group of lines that forms a verse of a poem or song
dialogue
prefix
stanza
syllable
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When reading about historical figures, most authors use ________ to tell about their lives.
cause/effect
sequential order
chronological order
problem/solution
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The Grand Canyon's land forms are good examples of
problem/solution
cause/effect
none of these
sequential order
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A scene in the story that goes back to the past
foreshadow
resolution
falling action
flashback
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When asked if something is being emphasized, what are they asking?
If that's the main idea.
If something is being stressed or given importance
If an image is being created in your head
If something is true or false