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What kind of characters are in a myth?
talking animals
Gods, Goddess, Supernatural Creatures
people and normal animals
real life animals
2
Choose the main idea of the paragraph.
Todd got lots of gifts.
Alecia had a great birthday.
Todd had a great birthday.
Alecia got lots of gifts.
3
Select the synonym for eat
Munch
Cool
Drink
Eat
4
What do Cause & Effect text structures tell you about a nonfiction topic?
A problem and how you solve it
Why something happens
Similarities & differences between two things
The order of events in a period of time
5
A metaphor:
Does not use like or as
Uses Like or as
6
Which one is not a synonym for debris?
wreakage
pillows
trash
garbage
7
Cause: I was sick. Effect: I had to ____________________.
go to school
drink a soda
go outside to play
take some medicine
8
Figurative language
uses creativity which changes the meanings of words
uses the true meanings of words
is the theme
9
Who was the leader of the Greek gods?
Apollo
Your mom
Zeus
Hera
10
Which are examples of figurative language?
simile, metaphor, personification
verbs, nouns, and adjectives
integrity, persistence, ownership
paraphrasing, underlining, highlighting
11
The central message, or moral of a story
mood
Topic
Main Idea
Theme
12
A story written about someone, by someone else.
fiction
Biography
nonfiction
Autobiography
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What figurative language is this?
Personification
Metaphor
Simile
Alliteration
14
The theme of the story is...
The main idea
The purpose
The summary
The lesson learned
15
What figurative language is this?
Simile
Personification
Hyperbole
Alliteration
16
What is compare and contrast?
Finding differences and similarities
Finding the cause and effect
Finding differences
Finding similarities
17
Text Features
heading
italics
sidebar
bold print
18
Avery was running faster than the speed of light when she heard the ice cream truck coming.
Simile
hyperbole
Metaphor
Idiom
19
Rough
and
smooth
are antonyms.
True
False
20
What do Chronological Order text structures tell you about a nonfiction topic?
Why something happens
A problem and how you solve it
Similarities & differences between two things
The order of events in a period of time
21
Which point of view?
3rd Person
2nd Person
1st Person
22
What is Drama?
A play
A story being acted out for an audience
School problems
A fun activity for kids
23
Using the context clues provided,
merging
must mean:
ending
combining
honoring
24
Excited fans often
interfered
with the game by making lots of loud noise. Interfered means:
Played
Got in the way
Received a gift
Got Angry
25
Character Traits
B
C
A
26
Figurative Language: Ka-Boom!! Splat!! Splash!! Bong!
Personification
Onomatopoeia
Idiom
Alliteration
27
What does the setting say about this character?
They are famous
They are disliked
They are poor
They are upset
28
Text Features
diagram
italics
text box
heading
29
Use context clues to find the meaning of the underlined word.
try to
always
rarely
hate
30
What is the main idea?
Bats eat many insects.
Bats are mammals.
Bats fly at night.
31
What is the author's purpose?
Entertain
Inform
Persuade
32
Hyperboles are phrases that:
have a different meaning than the words.
compare two unlike things
compare two unlike things
exaggerate
33
All of these are hyperboles except...
If you don't let me go with my friends tonight I'll die!
I've told you to clean your room a million times!
The remote is too far away.
I'm so hungry I could eat a horse.
34
What is the author's purpose?
Inform
Persuade
Entertain
35
All are examples of drama elements EXCEPT...
Skits
Dialogue
cast of characters
Setting
36
What is the main idea?
Nessie has a hump.
Loch Ness is home to a strange creature.
Rumors of a strange creature have made Loch Ness famous.
37
Text Features
Caption
Diagram
List
Model
38
What is the author's purpose?
Persuade
Inform
Entertain
39
Figurative Language: Adler Jack is as cute as a button.
Hyperbole
Similie
Idiom
Mephor
40
Use the context clues to find the meaning of the underlined word.
beautifully
dim
ugly
rudely
41
Using your own background knowledge and the text to find information.
summarizing
Making a Connection
Inferring
Prior Knowledge
42
How do we know about Greek myths?
written works
Greek myths have been passed down for thousands of years
form of art
books or plays
43
Vocabulary: Unusual; not like other kinds
ordinary
common
special
strange
44
What is the setting?
Emily and Clifford play
Clifford is big
The dog park
They are happy
45
The elements of poetry would
not
include...
stanzas
lines
stage directions
rhyming
46
Entertain, Persuade, Inform, describe are:
Author's Purpose
Nonfiction
Fiction
Genre's
47
Fact or Opinion: Derick Jeter is the greatest first basemen in baseball history.
Fact
Opinion
48
What Point Of View is used: I made my way through the wide crowd to find my parents.
Third Person
Fourth Person
Second Person
First Person
49
Which of the following words are antonyms?
disgusting and gross
pretty and gorgeous
silly and funny
tall and short
50
Giving human characteristics to non-human things:
Personification
Interjection
Hyperbole
Theme
51
Poetry uses these instead of paragraphs:
Rhymes
Stanzas
Sentences
Haikus
52
Fact or Opinion: Without the rain forest, many animals would die.
Opinion
Fact
53
Which point of view?
2nd Person
1st Person
3rd Person
54
Which point of view?
3rd Person
2nd Person
1st Person
55
What is the theme of this passage?
Sarah and Laila became good friends.
Friends are important.
Don't judge people before you get to know them.
56
What are text structures?
Important facts the author wants the reader to know.
The blueprints for building a house.
The "bonus features" that help readers understand the text.
The ways in which an author organizes information.
57
An example of problem and solution is:
The roads are slick, therefore you should drive slowly.
Ice cream is higher fat than frozen yogurt; both are sweet.
Tacos are tortillas filled with meat, vegetables and cheese.
how to repair a bicycle
58
What figurative language is this?
Onomatopoeia
Simile
Metaphor
Personification
59
What does this idiom mean?
Be patient
Act like a cowboy
Hold on while you're riding a horse
Hurry up
60
What is the theme of this passage?
Don't put things off until the last minute.
Kevin should have done his book report first.
School work is more important than playing
61
whats a synonym for the word "Significance"?
Importance
boring
frightening
alone
62
Which are examples of poetry elements?
Blues, Rock, Opera
Rhythm, simile, alliteration
Art, Form, Pentameter
Tercet, Form, Couplet
63
Figurative Language: I've been waiting in line for a thousand years!
Personification
Alliteration
Hyperbole
Idiom
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Which point of view?
2nd Person
3rd Person
1st Person
65
A person/character telling a story:
Your Teacher
Cast
Dialogue
Narrator
66
A Venn diagram is used for:
Cause/Effect
Compare/contrast
Problem/Solution
Compare two things
67
CHARACTER TRAITS
b
a
c
68
Make an inference; What am I?
clown
face paint
balloon
string
69
What do Compare & Contrast text structures tell you about a nonfiction topic?
A problem and how you solve it
Why something happens
Similarities & differences between two things
The order of events in a period of time
70
A drama has....
rhyme scheme
stage directions
meter
stanzas
71
What does this setting say about his character?
He's a teacher
He's an artist
He's an athlete
He's a scientist
72
Happy and cheerful are antonyms.
True
False
73
Which Point Of View is used: “You must be the change you wish to see in the world."
Third Person
Second Person
Narrator
First Person
