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3rd grade reading review for STAAR
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the basic sequence of events in a story, including problem and solution
plot
correct letter form
steps in the procedure
cause & effect
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poetry that deals with amusing happenings (ha ha ha!)
lyrical
narrative
humorous
free verse
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What does Chronological means?
Time
subtract
add
ruler
4
A genre of text that is written with the purpose of explaining STEPS in a PROCEDURE. (recipe)
fictional text
nonfiction text
persuasive text
procedural text
5
an idea based on clues from the text (clues from the text + background knowledge
multiplication
wrong answer
inference
wild guess
6
a word with a SIMILAR / SAME meaning as another word
antonym
synonym
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A genre of text that is written to give the reader facts and information.
all of the above
expository
informational
nonfiction
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The purpose of texts such as NEWSPAPER ARTICLES and TEXTBOOKS is...
to entertain
to persuade
to inform
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tells a story to entertain
all of the above
inform
fiction
narrative
10
the central idea of a fictional text; what the author wants you to learn; the moral and heart of the fiction story.
plot
solution
setting
theme
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A genre of text with the purpose to PERSUADE/CONVINCE the reader of something.
nonfiction text
persuasive text
procedural text
fictional text
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brief sentences that communicate they key information in logical order, main ideas from B, M, E
summary
nonfiction
ouch, my brain hurts
inference
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a word that has more than one meaning (ex: trunk, bat)
multiple meaning word
opposite
confusing
spelling
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poetry composed of rhymed or unrhymed lines that have NO SET PATTERNS; causal/irregular rhythm
lyrical
narrative
free verse
humorous
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A FICTIONAL STORY is written in _________ order.
beginning, middle, end
sequential
happy
chronological
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Elements of a fictional story include...
plot
picture captions & photographs
rhyme & stanzas
materials & steps
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a word part placed AFTER the root word that changes the meaning of the word
prefix
word
suffix
affix
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a word part placed BEFORE the root word that changes the meaning of the word (dis-, un-, pre-)
afix
prefix
suffix
base word
19
What words do you use for pair passages?
Compare, Similarities, differences
you don't read
nothing
one reading passage
20
Which one is NOT a possible PURPOSE that an author might have for writing a selection?
to persuade
to make you bored
to entertain
to inform
21
In the passage Wild, Wild Weather What is the text and graph feature circled in pink.
table of contents
map
Heading
diagram
22
What strategy you use to answer reading questions?
guess
make up the answers
nothing
text evidence, go back to the reading and look for the answer
23
words that SOUND THE SAME, but are NOT spelled the same (ex: bear/bare, week/weak)
antonyms
synonyms
homophones
vocabulary words
24
Argumentative text can be a persuasive reading with a opinion ( Claim) with reasons?
True
False
25
the true story of a real person's life written by another person (3rd person point of view)
play
biography
text book
story
26
details found in text that support my inference (help you prove that your answer is correct)
details
text evidence
guess
reading
27
What text and graph feature is this?
title
Photograph
label
heading
28
the intended goal of a piece of writing; the reason it was written
author's reason
entertain
author's purpose
persuade
29
This kind of text can include biographies, autobiographies, diaries, and letters.
boring
literary nonfiction
30
a word that means the OPPOSITE of another word
homophone
Marshall rocks
synonym
antonym
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What type of Text and graph features is this?
Map
Title
Diagram
Heading
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reduce large sections of text to their essential points and main idea.
end
middle
beginning
summary
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identical/similar FINAL sounds in words
homophones
alliteration
rhyme
sensory language