Johnson SC Ready 4th Grade ELA Review

Words or a group of words that paint an UNWANTED image.

I, we, us, our, my, me.....

The author's central thought - the topic sentence of a paragraph.

Text structure where something happens because of something else.

What is the simple subject? Magical Maness walked very quickly to his dance studio.

A story about somebody's life written by THAT person.

The part of the story where the conflict is resolved.

Which of the following nouns is a PROPER noun?

Which sentence correctly uses the future progressive verb tense?

Fill in with the proper word: If you rush through the test, you _______ miss many questions.

Text structure that puts information in order.

An extreme exaggeration.

Human qualities given to non-human objects.

Words or a group of words that appeal to the 5 senses.

Because one thing happens, it makes something else happen.

Factual writing- used to explain, argue, instruct, or describe rather than entertain.

The lesson or central message the author tells the reader is called the...

Which sentence shows posession?

Text structure where there is a problem with possible outcomes.

Add the proper word: Your apartment is in bad shape, you ____ find a new one.

Text structure where details are provided.

Sounds that express meaning - bam, pow, boom!

Which of the following two nouns should be captialized?

What should you do if you don't understand your TDW question?

Your TDW response must contain ...

A struggle between opposing characters.

The author's intent for writing something - to inform, to entertain, to persuade.

Comparing two things using the words like or as.

Which is a fragment?

The repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of words.

Comparing two things NOT using like or as.

A literary work based on imagination: not true

Two words that mean the same thing.

A story about a person's life written by another person.

How many times should you read through a passage on SC Ready?

The feeling of a piece of writing - happiness, sadness, humorous, etc.

A word that is the opposite of another word.