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Reading STAAR Review
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What can you infer about this advertisement?
You can make art with garbage.
All of the above.
People are too lazy to throw away their trash.
This is an example of good photography.
2
What inference can be made about this Hot Wheels advertisement?
The little boy is getting arrested.
The police officer is wanting to play with boys cars.
Hot Wheels are fast.
3
A judgment formed about something not necessarily based on fact or knowledge.
Opinion
Fact
4
The overall feeling that the reader gets from a story is the...
Point of View
Tone
Theme
Mood
5
What can you infer about this advertisement?
Smoking negatively affects your stamina.
Use cigarettes to charge your phone.
All of the above.
Smoking charges your battery.
6
The POV where the narrator is outside of the story, and knows ALL the characters' thoughts is
1st Person
3rd Person Limited
3rd Person Objective
3rd Person Omniscient
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Define - Imagery
order of the events that happen in the story.
Drawing pictures next to your notes to help remember
The formation of mental images, figures, or likeness
Making your own original story
8
Attitude expressed through writing.
Context
Opinion
Tone
Fact
9
What inference can you make about this Duracell ad?
The doll is not dead because she has Duracell batteries.
She is the girl's favorite toy.
She wants to be at the tea party.
10
The part of the plot where the protagonist is faced with many obstacles or conflicts is the...
Rising Action
Exposition
Resolution
Falling Action
11
What inference can you make about the Pringles advertisement?
The man likes to fly in a hot air balloon.
Pringles are so spicy, a person's breath can lift a balloon.
The sky is the limit with Pringles.
12
What can you infer about this lint remover ad?
It shows how effective the lint remover is.
All of the above.
Don't squish your cat.
Cats grow out of your lint remover.
13
What inference can you make from the Fed Ex letter?
Tony doesn't care about his friend's safety.
Tony is notifying his friend there is a fire.
Tony chooses Fed Ex because it will be delivered quickly.
14
When something happens in the opposite way than expected.
Predict
Infer
Ironic
Context
15
Definition of - Sequence
List things
Order of events,movements, things that follow each other
When things and events dont have any particular order
Colorful small shiny disks fund on clothing
16
What inference can you make about the Pepsi advertisement?
Pepsi mini cans are the perfect size.
Pepsi is the best.
Pepsi mini cans are great for a small drink.
17
When the author specifically TELLS the reader something about a character, it is
Indirect Characterization
Direct Characterization
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The author's, narrator's, or speaker's attitude toward the subject is known as...
Plot
Mood
Tone
Theme
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The sequence of events in a story is known as the...
Plot
Theme
Mood
Point of View
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The POV where the narrator is a character in the story is known as...
3rd Person
4th Person
2nd Person
1st Person
21
R.E.L.A.X stands for what when taking your Reading STAAR?
Run, eat, laugh, ask, and xenophobe
Read text Examine options Label txt Always check X out wrong
Remind. Equate. Litter. Act. Xerox.
All of the above.
22
The part of the plot where the reader learns the background information is the...
Rising Action
Exposition
Resolution
Climax
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To say a specific event will happen in the future.
Predict
Illustrate
Alliterate
Guess
24
What inference can you make about this phone app advertisement?
This app allows the user to be directly involved in sports.
This app lets you play a game.
This app lets you squish players.
25
What inference can you make about the STIHL (chainsaw) advertisement?
With no muscles, he can still cut through wood.
The old man is learning how to work a chainsaw.
This chainsaw is too heavy for the old man.
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The POV where the narrator speaks directly to the reader and uses the words you and your is...
3rd Person Omniscient
3rd Person Limited
2nd Person
1st Person
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The atmosphere created in the story to make the reader feel a certain way.
tone
fact
predict
mood
28
To deduce or conclude information from evidence and reasoning.
Imagine
Infer
Predict
Guess
29
What inference can you make about the ketchup bottle?
Heinz ketchup's ingredients is tomatoes only.
The bottle breaks easily.
Heinz ketchup slices easily.
30
The POV where the narrator is outside the story and only knows ONE character's thoughts is...
3rd Person Limited
3rd Person Objective
3rd Person Omniscient
2nd Person
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A brief statement or account of the main points of the idea.
Sequence
Summary
Plot
Context
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What can you infer about this Ford ad?
All of the above
Tires are made about of live animals.
Ford tires are efficient and you don't lose control easily.
Enjoy a scenery with an octopus.
33
What can you infer about this BMW advertisement?
Replace your legs to run faster.
All of the above.
Mechanical legs can be used for jumping higher.
Drinking and driving is not worth losing your leg.
34
The underlying message or lesson the reader learns from a story is...
Theme
Mood
Point of View
Plot
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The part of the plot where the problem is solved is the...
Exposition
Falling Action
Climax
Resolution
36
What can you infer about this Gillette ad?
Babies have great shaving skills.
Using this shaver will make your skin smooth.
You should start shaving as early as possible.
All of the above.
37
What can you infer about this advertisement?
All of the above.
Smoking can kill like a gun.
Revolvers are cheap to buy.
Use cigarettes as bullets for maximum power.
38
What inference can you make about this color pencil advertisement?
This type of pencil is very true to color.
This type of pencil is purple.
This type of pencil is shaped like an eggplant.
39
What can you infer about this McDonald advertisement?
Each food purchase in McDonalds help's out people in need.
Mario is a character in Mcdonalds.
You get more stars the more you eat Big Macs.
All of the above.
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The perspective from which a story is told is known as...
Point of View
Plot
Theme
Mood
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Mental and moral qualities distinctive to an individual.
Character
Plot
Mood
Setting
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Grouped set of lines in a poem.
Stanza
Imagery
Annotate
Couplet
43
Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers.
Ironic
Alliteration
Stanza
Tone
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To add notes to a text giving an explanation or comment.
Opinion
Notes
Annotate
Context
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What can you infer about this advertisement?
Eating dinner with your family is nice.
Seating farthest from everyone is always better.
All of the above.
Autism must be diagnosed as early as possible.
46
If the author SHOWS the reader a character's traits through speech,thoughts, actions, etc, it's
Direct Characterization
Indirect Characterization
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Set of circumstances or facts that surround a event or situation.
opinion
tone
couplet
context
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Events that make up a story.
Summary
Mood
Plot
Tone
49
What inference can you make about this Burger King advertisement?
The girl can't eat Burger King because she is hurt.
The girl is wanting to be like Nelly.
The burgers are so big they'll rip your mouth.
50
The part of the plot which is the high point or point of maximum tension is known as the...
Climax
Rising Action
Exposition
Falling Action
