stud
bud
Sign up
Log in
Home
Library
Explore
SAT
More
5th Grade EOG Vocabulary Review Flashcards | StudBud
Explore
/
5th Grade EOG Vocabulary Review
5th Grade EOG Vocabulary Review
60 terms
·
StudBud Administration
·
595 plays
EOG Vocabulary Review
Flashcards
60 cards
F
Practice quiz
P
Host live
L
Questions
60
Answers
1
A selection that is true or factual.
Poetry
Nonfiction
Fantasy
Passages
2
When the problem of the story is solved.
An introduction
A problem
A resolution
A theme
3
Whose story we are reading about is the _______ in which the story is written.
Context Clues
Main Idea
Perspective
Inference
4
When and where the story takes place.
Main Idea
Tone
Mood
Setting
5
The message or life lesson in the story.
Setting
Context Clues
Main Idea
Theme
6
When the author is trying to give the reader facts or information.
Entertain
Inform
Hyberbole
Persuade
7
A comparison of two unlike things using the words like or as.
Idiom
Simile
Metaphor
Personification
8
The people or animals that are in a story.
Settings
Main Ideas
Characters
Themes
9
A guess or opinion based on ideas from the story and the reader's background knowledge.
Inference
Perspective
Main Idea
Theme
10
Which is an example of character vs. self?
A character must find the courage to follow their heart.
A person recovering from a natural disaster.
A person is victimized by their community.
Good guy vs. bad guy.
11
A statement that is true.
Opinion
Conclusion
Main Idea
Fact
12
What we call the parts of the story that tells what happens.
Cause
Main Idea
Theme
Plot
13
What do the words " the reader can conclude mean?"
the reader should choose their opinion
the reader should find the main idea
the reader should choose the theme
the reader should infer and come to a logical conclusion
14
What are the parts of the story called that support the text or agree with the main idea?
Main ideas
Conclusions
Themes
Supporting Details
15
A story that is made up or not true.
Nonfiction
Informational
Poetry
Fiction
16
Which text structure tells a problem then how it was solved?
Problem and Solution
Chronological
Cause and Effect
Compare and Contrast
17
How a person feels about something specific, where they stand on an issue.
Resolution
Opinion
Fact
Theme
18
Words that have the same meaning.
Synonym
Hyperbole
Antonym
Personification
19
The way you feel when you read a story.
Infer
Mood/Tone
Summary
Theme/ Life Lesson
20
The main character in a story that is fighting for a particular cause or for what's right.
Protagonist
Antagonist
Woman
Narrator
21
Which is an example of character vs. society conflict?
Good guy vs. bad guy.
A person is victimized by their community.
A person recovering from a natural disaster.
A character and their inner struggle.
22
A character or force that is in conflict with the main character.
Antagonist
Problem
Theme
Protagonist
23
P.O.V when an outside narrator that is the main character in the story and you know only their thoughts and feelings.
3rd Person Limited
3rd Person Omniscient
First Person
2nd Person
24
An event that causes the character in a story to act a certain way.
Motivation
Problem
Conclusion
Theme
25
When a question says, "According to the author," you should
choose the answer that is backed up by evidence the author wrote
choose the answer that best fits your opinion
choose the answer that is something the author did not write about
all of the above
26
An extreme exaggeration.
Personification
Hyperbole
Idiom
Metaphor
27
A dramatic or large effect on the story, character or reader, is a(n)__________.
Resolution
Impact
Conclusion
Opinion
28
The narrator is not a character in the story and we know thoughts of all the characters.
First Person
Third Person Limited.
Third Person Omniscient
Second Person
29
A retelling of the most important parts of the story.
Theme
Inference
Summary
Questions
30
Sound words
Idiom
Hyperbole
Onomatopeia
Simile
31
A text with lines, stanzas, and sometimes rhyming words.
Fiction
Passages
Novels
Poetry
32
A saying that you cannot figure out the meaning of using the words. You only understand it if you have heard it before.
Hyperbole
Idiom
Metaphor
Personification
33
Which is an example of character vs. character?
A character and their inner struggle.
A person is victimized by society.
A person surviving a natural disaster.
Good guy vs. bad guy.
34
The word "selection" refers to...
the last paragraph
the entire passage
the main idea
the first paragraph
35
When the author is trying to affect the readers' emotions, to make you laugh or be sad.
Entertain
Persuade
Idiom
Inform
36
Why would an author italize a word in a passage?
so the reader knows to emphasize that word
so the reader knows its their favorite word
so the reader skips over it
so the reader knows to yell the word
37
A group of lines that make up a section in a poem.
Mood
Point of View
Stanza
Rhymes
38
P.O.V. when the narrator is talking to the reader.
Second person
Third person limited
First person
Third person omniscient
39
Words that have opposite meanings.
Idioms
Hyperbole
Synonyms
Antonyms
40
A comparison of two unlike things that doesn't use the words like or as.
Metaphor
Idiom
Hyberbole
Personification
41
A supporting detail that tells what happens as a result of something else.
Main Idea
Theme
Effect
Cause
42
Text structure where the similarities and differences of two or more things are explored.
Compare and Contrast
Cause and Effect
Chronological
Problem and Solution
43
A connection between two characters.
Relationship
Main Idea
Opinion
Theme
44
Text structure that discusses ideas or events in the order that they happen.
Chronological
Problem and Solution
Compare and Contrast
Cause and Effect
45
What are some test-taking strategies I can do before taking the test? Click all that apply.
Be confident in what I know!
Arrive at school on time.
Get a good night sleep.
Eat a healthy and filling breakfast.
46
Which could be a supporting detail for a passage titled: Staying safe during a storm?
Running outside is great exercise!
The basketball team played hard today!
Stay in a room with no windows.
They ran and ran until they were in the clear.
47
When you use the words or sentences around the word to find the meaning of an unfamiliar word.
Context Clues
Guessing
Inferring
Theme
48
Text structure that explains why things happen.
Problem and Solution
Cause and Effect
Chronological
Compare and Contrast
49
What are some test-taking strategies to use while taking the test? Click all the apply.
Re-read questions to confirm what it's asking.
Make sure I click the correct answer.
Skip and then come back to questions I am struggling with.
Use the PRIRA strategies.
50
To compare and contrasts selections means to...
to tell how two characters are alike and different.
tell how two people are the same.
to tell how parts of stories are the same and different.
tell how two settings are different.
51
Which is NOT a type of conflict (a problem in the story)?
character vs. society
character vs. nature
character vs. character
theme vs. main idea
52
When a question says to find the "meaning" of a word, you should
choose the most popular meaing of that word
choose the meaning that matches how the word is used in the passage
choose the meaning you are not familiar with
choose the only meaning you know
53
Nonhuman things or animals that are given human characteristics.
Idiom
Simile
Hyberbole
Personification
54
Text structure that describes something.
Compare and Contrast
Problem and Solution
Description
Questions
55
Which of the following could be a main idea?
There are many things you can do to stay safe during a storm.
Never give up.
Freedom is worth the fight.
She slowly opened the door without making a sound.
56
Which of the following can be a main idea.
Perseverance.
A boy must find a way to stand up to a bully.
He went up to the bully and told him to stop.
Never turn your back on your friends.
57
Which is an example of character vs. nature?
A character overcomes their greed.
A person struggles to survive a natural disaster.
A person is victimized by society.
Hero vs. villain.
58
The narrator writes from the perspective of the main character.
Third Person Limited
Third Person Omniscient
Second Person
First Person
59
When the author is trying to convince you of an idea or to buy something.
Entertain
Personification
Inform
Persuade
60
A supporting detail that explains what made something happen.
Cause
Main Idea
Plot
Effect