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Reading Skills Review 6th Grade
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1
What's the genre?
tragedy
realistic fiction
historical fiction
expository nonfiction
2
What's the point of view?
a king
a crowd of people
3rd person limited
1st person
3
Daniel's car is nice, but Jennifer's is nicer. What's the text structure?
description
cause & effect
sequential order
compare & contrast
4
What's the genre?
comedy
realistic fiction
drama
historical fiction
5
A passage that tells what happened and why is written in which
text structure
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description
problem & solution
compare & contrast
cause & effect
6
A one-sentence summary of the most important information in a piece of writing is the...
main information
theme
statement
central idea
7
The moral of lesson of a story is called the...
main idea
theme
viewpoint
purpose
8
What's the point of view?
a man
1st person
an older person
2nd person
9
Sue lost her two front teeth, so Mom cuts her apples very small. What's the text structure?
sequential order
compare & contrast
problem & solution
cause & effect
10
I always eat breakfast before brushing my teeth. What's the text structure?
sequential order
compare & contrast
problem & solution
chronological order
11
What's the purpose of this?
entertain
inform
describe
persuade
12
What's the genre?
realistic fiction
autobiography
tragedy
biography
13
Which of the following is not an author's purpose?
inform
entertain
persuade
brag
14
What's the purpose of this?
persuade
describe
entertain
inform
15
What's the genre?
comedy
tragedy
realistic fiction
biography
16
The people said the sneaky four-legged criminal was brown and fat. What's the text structure?
cause & effect
chronological order
description
compare & contrast
17
What's the author's purpose?
persuade
describe
inform
entertain
