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Which is an example of synonyms?
Where can you find a caption?
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Where can you find a caption?
at the beginning of a selection
at the back of a book
Under a picture in a nonfiction story
at the beginning of a book
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Which is an example of synonyms?
leap-jump
on-off
witch-which
bat-hat
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What are synonyms?
words with similar meanings
words that sound the same at the end
words with opposite meanings
words that compare
4
What does singular mean?
the main part of a sentence
words that have similar meanings
more than one
one
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What does it mean to inform?
to try to get you to do something
for fun
to tell how things are alike
to teach
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Which is an example of alliteration?
Suzy secretly swims on Sundays.
BOOM
I ran a million miles an hour.
The tree branches waved in the wind.
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What does contrast mean?
to tell how things are alike
words that sound the same at the end
to tell how things are different
words that have similar meanings
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What is a setting of a story?
when or where the story takes place
the problem of a story
how the problem of the story is solved
what the story is all about
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Where is a glossary found?
at the back of the book
at the top of the page
at the bottom of the page
at the front of the book
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What does plural mean?
words with similar nouns
something that takes the place of a noun
one
more than one
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Which is an example of an interrogative sentence?
Clean your room.
I love puppies!
We have 7 cats.
Can we go get ice cream?
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What is onomatopoeia?
the use of the same beginning sound in a line or verse
giving human like qualities to something that is not human
a word that copies a sound
an exaggerated statement
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What is a stanza?
how the problem is solved
a word that copies a sound
the paragraph part of a poem
a line in a poem
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What is a homophone?
words with opposite meanings
words that are spelled alike but have different meanings
words that sound alike but have different meanings
words with similar meanings
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Which of these is a pronoun?
dog
he
skip
John
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What is an encyclopedia?
a book of maps
a set of books that gives more information about a topic
a book of facts and statistics
a book of synonyms
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What does entertain mean?
to try to get you to do something
to teach
information
for fun
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What is the plot of a story?
how a problem is solved in a story
a series of events that make up a story
compares 2 things using like or as
more than one thing
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What are details?
they support the main idea of a paragraph
words with opposite meanings
one sentence that tells what the paragraph will be about
describing words
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What are common nouns?
they are any noun
they are specific nouns
they take the place of other nouns
they describe a noun
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What is a declarative sentence?
a sentence that shows strong feeling
a statement
a command
A question
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What is an imperative sentence?
a command
a sentence that shows strong feeling
a question
a statement
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Which is an example of a hyperbole?
I ran so fast!
My bag weighs a ton!
She sells seashells by the seashore.
The waves danced gracefully on the ocean.
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What are illustrations?
the person that wrote the story
pictures in a story
how the problem is solved
2 words have similar meanings
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What is an atlas?
a book of facts and statistics
a book of synonyms
a book of maps
a book of definitions
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What is a glossary used for?
to find synonyms
to define the bold and highlighted words in a text book
to get more information about a topic
to determine which word will appear on that page
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Which of these is an example of an exclamatory sentence?
Which way did the dog go?
Clean your room.
We will leave at 2:00.
I am going to the beach!
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Where is a table of contents found?
in the middle of the book
at the back of a book
at the front of a book
on every page
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What are proper nouns?
any noun
more than one
specific nouns - Names of nouns
words that take the place of nouns
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Which is an example of onomatopoeia?
run
I ran a thousand miles.
woof
Juliette jumped joyfully.
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What is a fact?
someone's feelings about a topic
to tell how things are alike
to tell how things are different
something that can be proven true
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What can be found in a thesaurus?
synonyms
maps
definitions
facts and statistics
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What is a base word?
a word that copies a sound
a word with many meanings
a word before a suffix or prefix is added to it
a word that replaces a noun
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What are antonyms?
words with opposite meanings
words with similar meanings
words that take the place of a noun
words that compare 2 things using like or as
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What does it mean to summarize?
to put things in sequential order
to make up a story
to give examples of stories
to tell the story in your own words
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What is an exclamatory sentence?
a statement
a question
a sentence that shows strong feeling.
a command
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Which is an example of antonyms?
bat-bat
hot-cold
witch-which
sofa-couch
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What is an almanac?
a book of synonyms
a book of facts and statistics
A book of maps
a book of definitions
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What questions does an adjective answer?
How? When? Where?
Why? Where? How?
What kind? Which one? How many?
What kind? How? Why?
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What is personification
the main issue in a story
giving human like qualities to something not human
an exaggerated statement
a phrase that does not use it's literal meaning
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What is a pronoun?
the main issue in a story
a word that replaces a noun in a sentence
more than one
a word that copies a sound
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Which is an example of an idiom?
Juliette jumps joyfully.
You are the cream of the crop.
I ran 5 million miles today.
I love puppies!!
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What is the purpose of a heading?
to tell what words mean
to help you decide where a word should go in abc order
to tell facts and statistics
to tell what the passage or selection will be about
44
Which is an example of homophones?
grin-smile
hot-pot
cool-cool
eye-I
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What are the 3 reasons authors write?
they like to, they want money, they are bored
to inform, to teach, for fun
to inform, to persuade, to entertain
to persuade, for fun, to entertain
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What is an opinion?
giving human like qualities to something not human
someone's feelings about a particular topic
a word that copies a sound
something that can be proven true
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What is an adjective?
the state of being or action of a noun
describes a verb or an adverb
takes the place of a noun
describes a noun
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What does it mean to persuade?
to entertain
to teach
for fun
to try to get you to do something
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What is a hyperbole?
a exaggerated statement
compares 2 things using like or as
giving human like qualities to something not human
a phrase that does not use the literal meaning of the words
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What is the problem of the story?
words with similar meanings
specific nouns - names
how the problem is solved
The main issue that the characters have
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What is an interrogative sentence?
a sentence that shows strong feeling
a command
a statement
a question
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Which is an example of personification?
The boy jumped joyfully.
Juliette jumped joyfully.
The waves danced.
My bag weighs a ton.
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What is a suffix?
words with similar meanings
a group of letters added to the end of a word
a word with no additions to it
a group of letters added to the beginning of a base word
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What is fiction?
fake
real
to tell how things are alike
to tell how things are different
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Where is an index found?
in a box
at the back of the book
at the middle of a book
At the beginning of a book
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What is alliteration
the use of the same beginning sound in a line or verse
giving humanlike qualities to something not human
how a problem is solved
an exaggerated statement
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What is an index used for?
to tell the page numbers a particular topic can be found on
to help you find synonyms
gives titles of chapters and tells what pages they are on
gives definitions of bold or highlighted words
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What is a verb?
tells the action or state of being of a noun
the subject of a sentence
describes a noun
answers questions how, when or where
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What does nonfiction mean?
fake
historically accurate
real
written in the present
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Which is an example of an imperative sentence?
I am going to town.
I can't wait until Friday!
Go to your room.
Can we have a puppy?
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What is a noun?
the state of being or action of a subject
replaces a noun in a sentence
a person, place, thing, or idea
describes a verb or adverb
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What is NOT true about 1st person point of view?
the key words are I, me, we...
it is from a characters view point
the narrator is a part of a story
the narrator is NOT a part of the story
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What can be found in a table of contents?
titles of chapters and page numbers
synonyms
page numbers for a specific topic
definitions for bold or highlighted words
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What are guide words?
proper nouns
words that mean more than one
words at the top of a dictionary, glossary or thesaurus page
words that replace the noun in a sentence
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What is an adverb?
describes a noun
more than one thing
describes a verb or an adverb
tells the action or state of being of a verb
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What is an idiom?
compares 2 things not using like or as
an exaggerated statement
compares 2 things using like or as
A phrase that does not use the literal meaning
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Which are the three article adjectives?
the, and, a
as, an, the
an, and, a
a,an, the
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What is a prefix?
giving human like qualities to something not human
a group of letters added to the end of a base word
a group of letters added to the beginning of a base word
a group of letters added to the middle of a word
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What is a simile?
compares 2 things not using like or as
words with similar meanings
compares 2 things using like or as
one thing
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What is a solution?
compares 2 things using like or as
words with similar meaning
How the problem is solved
The conflict of the story
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What is true about 3rd person point of view?
words like I, me, my, and we are used
the story is told from a character's point of view
the narrator is NOT a part of the story
the person telling the story is a character
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What are characters?
the main issue in a story
where the story takes place
The person that wrote the story
who or what the story is about
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Which is an example of homographs?
bass-bass
hot-cold
there-their
sofa- couch
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Which is an example of a fictional story?
Aero and Officer Mike
The Cat in the Hat
An autobiography of Abraham Lincoln
A Tree is Growing
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What are rhyming words?
words that sound the same at the end
words that have opposite meanings
compares 2 things using like or as
words that have similar meanings
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What is a homograph?
2 words that are spelled alike but have different meanings
2 words with similar meanings
2 words with opposite meanings
2 words that sound the same but are spelled different
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What questions does an adverb answer?
Where? What kind? When?
Why? Who? When?
What kind? Which one? How many?
How? When? Where?
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What does it mean to compare?
to try to get you to do something
to tell how things are different
to tell what the noun is doing
to tell how things are alike
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What is the main idea?
where the story takes place
a word with no suffixes or prefixes added to it
What the story is all about
how the problem is solved
