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3rd grade reading vocabulary - STAAR
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3rd grade reading review for STAAR
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words that SOUND THE SAME, but are NOT spelled the same (ex: bear/bare, week/weak)
homophones
synonyms
vocabulary words
antonyms
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Which one is NOT a possible PURPOSE that an author might have for writing a selection?
to entertain
to make you bored
to persuade
to inform
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poetry composed of rhymed or unrhymed lines that have NO SET PATTERNS; causal/irregular rhythm
humorous
free verse
narrative
lyrical
4
words that make the reader think of 1 of the 5 senses (sight, sound, touch, smell, and taste)
rhyming words
vocabulary words
sensory language
similes
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identical/similar FINAL sounds in words
rhyme
homophones
sensory language
alliteration
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the intended goal of a piece of writing; the reason it was written
author's reason
persuade
author's purpose
entertain
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the central idea of a fictional text; what the author wants you to learn; the moral
theme
solution
plot
setting
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A genre of text with the purpose to PERSUADE/CONVINCE the reader of something.
persuasive text
nonfiction text
procedural text
fictional text
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the true story of a real person's life written by another person (3rd person point of view)
story
biography
play
text book
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A FICTIONAL STORY is written in _________ order.
sequential
beginning, middle, end
chronological
happy
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The purpose of texts such as NEWSPAPER ARTICLES and TEXTBOOKS is...
to entertain
to persuade
to inform
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Elements of a fictional story include...
materials & steps
characters and plot
rhyme & stanzas
picture captions & photographs
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an idea based on clues from the text (clues from the text + background knowledge
wrong answer
inference
multiplication
wild guess
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the coolest, smartest, awesomest 3rd grader who is totally going to rock the STAAR test is...
ME!!!
Empty choice
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the basic sequence of events in a story, including problem and solution
plot
cause & effect
steps in the procedure
correct letter form
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reduce large sections of text to their essential points and main idea.
beginning
middle
end
summary
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brief sentences that communicate they key information in logical order, main ideas from B, M, E
nonfiction
summary
ouch, my brain hurts
inference
18
captions, italics, sub titles, table of contents, glossary, index, title, heading...
forms of torture
text features
in alphabetical order
names of librarian's kids
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a word that means the OPPOSITE of another word
Marshall rocks
homophone
synonym
antonym
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short poems expressing personal feelings; may be set to music; regular meter
narrative
lyrical
humorous
free verse
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A genre of text that is written to give the reader facts and information.
expository
all of the above
informational
nonfiction
22
whether the narrator/speaker of a selection is 1st or 3rd person, the perspective
problem
point of view
biography
character
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a word part placed AFTER the root word that changes the meaning of the word
suffix
prefix
affix
word
24
the result of an event (the second event); it happens because of the cause
effect
cause
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poetry that deals with amusing happenings (ha ha ha!)
humorous
lyrical
free verse
narrative
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they form of poem that tells a story to entertain
lyrical
free verse
humorous
narrative
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a word with a SIMILAR / SAME meaning as another word
synonym
antonym
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A genre of text that is written with the purpose of explaining STEPS in a PROCEDURE. (recipe)
persuasive text
procedural text
nonfiction text
fictional text
29
the life story of a person as told by himself/herself (1st person point of view)
narrator
story
biography
autobiography
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support the main idea by telling how, when, what, where, why, how much and how many
text features
inferences
summaries
details
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photographs, diagrams, charts, tables, graphic organizers, illustrations, graphs...
instructions
graphic features
sensory language
grocery list
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an event (the 1st event); something that makes another event happen
effect
cause
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This kind of text can include biographies, autobiographies, diaries, and letters.
literary nonfiction
boring
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tells a story to entertain
all of the above
fictional text
narrative
story
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details found in text that support my inference (help you prove that your answer is correct)
reading
guess
details
text evidence
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the overall message of a text or paragraph
plot
main idea
fact
detail
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a word that has more than one meaning (ex: trunk, bat)
multiple meaning word
spelling
confusing
opposite
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a word part placed BEFORE the root word that changes the meaning of the word (dis-, un-, pre-)
suffix
afix
base word
prefix