What are the differences between fact and opinion? CHOOSE ALL THAT APPLY

Facts can be proven by observing, opinions can't., Facts are true for everyone, opinions are true just for you.

What are the four types of figurative language?

Simile, Metaphor, Hyperbole, Personification

Art using words and language, often rhyming.

A true story that teaches facts.

The rules of a language and how to use it.

What are parts of speech?

Jobs that words do in a sentence.

What does CUPS stand for? (Hint: it's part of the writing process)

Capitalization, Usage, Punctuation, Spelling

A fake, pretend, or made up story.

What do sound devices do in a poem? CHOOSE ALL THAT APPLY

Help the reader imagine things, Build rhythm and speed, Help build mood

What is the writing process?

The steps to turn an idea into a published story.

What is a writer's notebook?

A place for an author to collect ideas and start stories.

What makes a fiction story "realistic?" CHOOSE ALL THAT APPLY

Settings that sound like real places in the world, Events that could happen in real life, Characters that remind you of real people

What are the differences between a first draft and a final draft? CHOOSE ALL THAT APPLY

A first draft can have messy handwriting, a final draft should not., A first draft can have mistakes, a final draft should not, A first draft can be missing things, a final draft is ready to share.

What are text structures?

How an author organizes their nonfiction text.

When words end with the same couple sounds.

What is the difference between adjectives and adverbs?

Adjectives describe nouns, adverbs describe verbs

What are "character traits?"

Words used to describe the people in a story.

Which of these are nonfiction text features?

Maps, Pictures, Captions, Glossaries, Indexes

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1
What are the three elements of a fiction story?
Character, Plot, Summarizing
Prediction, Inferencing, Summarizing
Character, Plot, Setting
Problem and solution
2
What are the differences between fact and opinion? CHOOSE ALL THAT APPLY
Facts can be proven by observing, opinions can't.
Facts are boring, opinions are fun.
Facts are true for everyone, opinions are true just for you.
Facts are nonfiction, opinions are fiction.
3
What do we call the thing a whole nonfiction story is about?
Facts
Text feature
Text structure
Main idea
4
What are the four types of figurative language?
Persuade, Inform, Entertain, Poetry
North, East, South, West
Simile, Metaphor, Hyperbole, Personification
Alliteration, Onomatopoeia, Rhyme, Repetition
5
What do we call the most exciting part of the plot? (Hint: turning point)
Resolution
Exposition
Rising action
Climax
6
What is poetry?
A fake, pretend, or made up story.
A true story that teaches facts.
Art using words and language, often rhyming.
A story about something that happened to someone else.
7
What kind of sentence uses a coordinating conjunction (FANBOYS)?
compound
simple
impossible
complex
8
What is nonfiction?
A true story that teaches facts.
Art using words and language, often rhyming.
A fake, pretend, or made up story.
A story about something that happened to someone else.
9
What is grammar?
Why an author wants to write a story.
The steps to turn an idea into a published story.
The rules of a language and how to use it.
Spelling tests and fixing mistakes in sentences.
10
What are parts of speech?
Jobs that words do in a sentence.
The beginning, middle, or end of a sentence.
The only thing we learn about grammar.
Types of sentences that you can write.
11
What does CUPS stand for? (Hint: it's part of the writing process)
Capitalization, Usage, Punctuation, Spelling
Capitals, Underlines, Punctuation, Style
Cats Under Purple Sofas
Caps, Umbrellas, Ponchos, Slickers
12
What is fiction?
A true story that teaches facts.
A fake, pretend, or made up story.
A story about something that happened to someone else.
Art using words and language, often rhyming.
13
What do sound devices do in a poem? CHOOSE ALL THAT APPLY
Make it shorter
Make it a poem- a poem must have sound devices
Help the reader imagine things
Build rhythm and speed
Help the reader understand what words mean
Help build mood
14
What is the writing process?
The rules of a language and how to use it.
The steps to turn an idea into a published story.
Spelling tests and fixing mistakes in sentences.
Why an author wants to write a story.
15
What is a writer's notebook?
A place your teacher tells you to do work sometimes.
A place an author does all of their writing all the time.
A place for an author to collect ideas and start stories.
A place for an author to publish perfect final drafts.
16
What makes a fiction story "realistic?" CHOOSE ALL THAT APPLY
Being completely true and factual
Settings that sound like real places in the world
Events that could happen in real life
Characters that remind you of real people
Magic spells and superpowers
Talking animals
17
Which step of the writing process is where authors make the story as big as possible?
Revise and Edit
Pick an Idea
Grow Your Writing
Collect Entries
18
What are the differences between a first draft and a final draft? CHOOSE ALL THAT APPLY
A first draft can have messy handwriting, a final draft should not.
A first draft is easy, a final draft is hard.
A first draft can have mistakes, a final draft should not
A first draft must be handwritten, a final draft must be typed.
A first draft can be missing things, a final draft is ready to share.
A first draft is in a notebook, a final draft is always a Google Doc.
19
What are text structures?
The steps to turn an idea into a published book.
Small things inside a text that help me understand it.
Bookshelves and bookcases and tables.
How an author organizes their nonfiction text.
20
What is "rhyming?"
When words start with the same couple sounds.
Something that only happens in songs, not poems.
When words end with the same couple sounds.
Something all poems have to do.
21
What do we call a group of lines in a poem? (Hint: like a paragraph)
Sound device
Stanza
Line
Rhyme
22
What is the difference between adjectives and adverbs?
Adjectives end in -ly, adverbs don't
Adjectives are easy, adverbs are hard.
Adjectives describe nouns, adverbs describe verbs
You can use a lot of adjectives, but only one adverb, in a sentence.
23
What are "character traits?"
A short version of the plot from a story.
Words used to describe the people in a story.
Places and times in a story.
The people in a story.
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Which of these are nonfiction text features?
Maps, Pictures, Captions, Glossaries, Indexes
Biography, Informationa, Persuasive
Cause & Effect
Theme, Plot, Setting, Inferences, Summarizing

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