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ELA Vocabulary 4th
ELA Vocabulary 4th
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4th grade ELA vocabulary words
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Cheerful, jolly, and happy are examples of...?
antonym
synonyms
metaphor
idiom
2
Using clues in the text to discover what is not directly stated is making a(n) ...?
introduction
conclusion
inference
paragraph
3
"The snow is a white blanket." is an example of...?
metaphor
simile
opinion
idiom
4
Something that is true.
example
fact
opinion
sentence
5
A thing that happens and creates something specific to happen as a result?
opinion
fact
effect
cause
6
Comparing two unlike things using "like" or "as"
metaphor
simile
idiom
hyperbole
7
Which word is
not
a clue word for a sequencing question?
before
after
never
at the end
8
Something that happens because of a specific thing, a consequence.
effect
fact
opinion
cause
9
A word opposite in meaning to another.
synonym
similar
different
antonym
10
"The frog was as green as the bushes out front." This is an example of...?
a simile
a conculsion
a fact
a metaphor
11
Which is
not
a synonym for "theme"?
important
lesson
message
moral
12
Hot and cold are examples of...?
idioms
synonyms
metaphors
antonyms
13
"You can't teach an old dog new tricks." This is an example of...?
a summary
a synonym
an idiom
an inference
14
An expression whose meaning is not predictable from the usual meaning.
hyperbole
idiom
metaphor
simile
15
Which is a synonym for "solution"
resolution
ending
problem
finally
16
A word having nearly the same meaning.
similar
antonym
synonym
different
17
When you use evidence from the text and put it together to figure something out, it is called?
an answer
an inference
a paragraph
a conclusion
18
"Paper comes from trees." This is an example of...?
a summary
a conculsion
a fact
an opinion
19
Making a direct comparison of two unlike things.
hyperbole
simile
metaphor
idiom
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To take what you read and put only the main ideas into your own words.
conclusion
topic sentence
introduction
summary