Reading Review

Question 1

An author uses a _______ text structure to show similarities and differences between two topics

Accepted Answer

compare and contrast

Question 2

This term defines the structure elements of a story.

Accepted Answer

plot

Question 3

In this point of view, the narrator is speaking directly to the reader.(HINT: The word YOU)

Accepted Answer

2nd person

Question 4

What term describes the beat of a poem when reading its words and syllables?

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rhythm

Question 5

A reader can use ______ or the words around an unfamiliar word, to solve the words meaning.

Accepted Answer

context clues

Question 6

The subject of a nonfiction article is called the ____. This is what the writing is about.

Accepted Answer

topic

Question 7

An extreme exaggeration such as "Mom made a cake and it was the best thing I've ever eaten"...

Accepted Answer

hyperbole

Question 8

An author uses the text structure of _______ to provide detailed information about a topic.

Accepted Answer

description

Question 9

An author uses the text structure of _____ to present ideas as causes as result of actions.

Accepted Answer

cause and effect

Question 10

When you determine the lesson or moral of a story, poem, or drama, what are you identifying?

Accepted Answer

theme

Question 11

The _____ of a fictional writing is feelings expressed by the author or their attitude.

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tone

Question 12

The ____ of a fictional writing is the overall feeling of the writing. (HINT: Author!)

Accepted Answer

mood

Question 13

Point of view: Only the person telling the story's feelings and thoughts are known.

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1st person

Question 14

What type of figurative language is showcased in "The Red Wood trees were giants in the sky."?

Accepted Answer

metaphor

Question 15

An author uses the text structure of ____ to present a problem followed by one or more solution

Accepted Answer

problem and solution

Question 16

What genre of writing tries to explain why something is the way it is? (HINT: Gods and goddess)

Accepted Answer

myth

Question 17

An author uses the text structure of ______ to describe events in numerical or sequential order

Accepted Answer

chronological order

Question 18

"BAM! POW! BUZZ!" These are examples of what type of literary device?

Accepted Answer

onomatopoeia

Question 19

What type of writing tells about real events, people, and places?

Accepted Answer

nonfiction

Question 20

Key words such as, "I, me, we, and us" indicate a story is being told from what point of view?

Accepted Answer

1st person

Question 21

This type of genre contains a beginning, middle, and end, and it has characters, a setting...

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fiction

Question 22

In this point of view, the narrator is outside of the story's action...

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3rd person

Question 23

"Her heart was broken when she lots her ring," is an example of an _______.

Accepted Answer

idiom

Question 24

A paragraph is to a story as a _____________ is to a poem.

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stanza

Question 25

The perspective from which a story, drama or poem is told is called the ______.

Accepted Answer

point of view

Question 26

What genre of writing tells a story of good vs. evil?

Accepted Answer

fable

Question 27

What genre of writing often shares a moral and contains characters that act like humans?

Accepted Answer

fable

Question 28

Giving human characteristics to an object such as, "The pencil danced across the room," is...

Accepted Answer

personification

Question 29

What term is used to describe a small section of action in a drama?

Accepted Answer

scene

Question 30

A literary device that means something other than what is actually being said is called an ___.

Accepted Answer

idiom

Question 31

When you combine your schema about a topic and text evidence, you are making an _____.

Accepted Answer

inference

Question 32

Who is the person that tells a story or drama?

Accepted Answer

narrator

Question 33

What a text is mostly about or the idea?

Accepted Answer

main idea

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