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STAAR Vocabulary-3rd grade
Which words are antonyms?
why the author wrote the story
STAAR Vocabulary-3rd grade
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why the author wrote the story
main message
author's purpose
main idea
theme
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Which words are antonyms?
tiny, small
slow, know
excited, depressed
too, to, two
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Which words are homophones?
small, tiny
happy, unhappy
red, fed
right, write
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event
something that happens in the story
made-up story
what the whole thing is about
where and when the story takes place
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where and when the story takes place
characters
selection
plot
setting
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informational text
made-up story with a plot
what the whole thing is about
teaches you facts and information about a topic
making a picture in your mind using the 5 senses
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words under or above a picture to help the reader understand the information
caption
label
diagram
subheading
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what the characters are doing together
interaction
dialogue
setting
plot
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stories or poems on the test, also called passages
label
summary
sequence
selections
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a poem with no set line length or rhyming patterns, expresses feelings or emotions
lyrical poem
free verse poem
narrative poem
humorous poem
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fiction
information from the dictionary
made-up story with characters, setting, and a plot
important events from the beginning, middle, and end
gives facts and information about a topic
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Which words are synonyms?
to, too
fall, ball
rough, smooth
large, huge
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Which words rhyme?
bed, bat
go, know
love, move
out, one
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a poem that is like a story
free verse poem
informational text
humorous poem
narrative poem
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visualize
made-up story
a group of lines
section of the story
using words to make a picture in your mind
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plot
events in the story
where and when the story takes place
made-up story
information from the dictionary
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important events from the Beginning, Middle, and End
main idea
setting
fiction
summary
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information that's quick and easy to read
diagram
chart
caption
label
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message or lesson the author wants you to learn
summary
main idea
selection
theme
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main idea
information the author wants you to learn
small part of the story
where and when the story takes place
what the whole thing is about