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1
Prounouns: Click the
objective personal
pronouns. (Pronoun that receives the action. - He throws the ball to ___.)
myself, himself, herself, ourself, yourself
I, she, he, we, they, you
his, hers, my, our, yours
him, her, me, them
2
A(n) ____________ text is nonfiction. The author's purpose is usually to inform.
informational
literary
3
Click the
metaphor.
The flowers danced in the wind.
Kayla's eyes sparkled like diamonds.
Jo Jo was a giant!
It is so hot, I am absolutely boiling.
4
I want to find synonyms and antonyms for a word. Where is the best place to look?
a thesaurus
a glossary
a dictionary
an index
5
Click the example that shows the
nonrestrictive element
punctuated with
dashes
.
Billy - a boy in my class - is one of my friends.
Billy is a boy in my class. He is one of my firneds.
Billy, a boy in my class, is one of my friends.
Billy (a boy in my class) is one of my friends.
6
What is a
prefix
?
The main part of the word: read, play, important
The group of letters at the end of a word: ed, er, ing
The group of letters at the beginning or end of a word.
The group of letters at the beginning of a word: pre, un, re
7
Where do you find a
thesis statemen
t?
At the beginning of paragraphs.
In dictionaries.
At the end of paragraphs.
At the end of the introduction paragraph.
8
Prounouns: Click the
intensive
pronouns.
I, she, he, we, they, you
myself, himself, herself, ourself, yourself
his, hers, my, our, yours
him, her, me, them
9
In a story, characters try to solve the conflict and reach a goal until they hit the big turning point called the _____.
climax
falling action
resolution
exposition
10
A glossary is often located at the back of a book and gives definitions for words in the text.
False
True
11
I am reading a passage about a mouse who gets in trouble because he talked to a princess. This passage is NOT:
a nonfiction text
a fiction text
a narrative
a story
12
Click the
personification.
Jo Jo was a giant!
It is so hot, I am absolutely boiling.
The flowers danced in the wind.
Kayla's eyes sparkled like diamonds.
13
Select the example of first person POV.
"I love drawing," I said. "Maybe I will become an artist one day."
"I love drawing," Marla said. "Maybe I will become an artist one day!"
14
Prounouns: Click the
possessive
pronouns.
myself, himself, herself, ourself, yourself
I, she, he, we, they, you
his, hers, my, our, yours
him, her, me, them
15
Nosy
and
curious
have similar meanings.
Nosy
has a more positive
connotation
.
Curious
has a more negative
connotation
.
False
True
16
Third Person point-of-view is when..
There is not a narrator in the story.
The narrator is introduced first.
The narrator is NOT a character in the story. It is an outside voice.
The narrator is a character in the story.
17
A theme should...
All of the above!
NOT be specific to only one story. It should not have character names.
be a lesson or advice that could relate to many people.
be a sentence long.
18
What is an inference?
A thesis statement.
What the text states clearly.
An idea based on what the text says and the reader's background knowledge.
A guess.
19
Click the example that shows the
nonrestrictive element
punctuated with
commas
.
Billy is a boy in my class. He is one of my firneds.
Billy (a boy in my class) is one of my friends.
Billy - a boy in my class - is one of my friends.
Billy, a boy in my class, is one of my friends.
20
Parts of Speech: Click the
conjunctions.
for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so
behind, in front of, before, after
quickly, beautifully, loudly
walk, dance, eat, am
21
Parts of Speech: Click the
adjectives.
Wow! Ouch! Oh!
an, a, the
person, computer, Mrs. Jones, Georgia
smart, large, amazing
22
A genre is a category of writing. Which genre includes unrealistic elements like fairies, talking animals, or magic?
historical fiction
fantasy
realistic fiction
autobiography
23
Avoiding
wordiness
and
redundancy
means...
using only a few words.
writing in a different language.
using as many words as possible.
staying away from repeated words and not using more words than needed.
24
Prounouns: Click the
subjective personal
pronouns. (Can be the subject of a sentence. - ___ threw the ball.)
him, her, me, them
I, she, he, we, they, you
myself, himself, herself, ourself, yourself
his, hers, my, our, yours
25
Sentence Types: Click the
simple sentence
.
Peanut butter and jelly sandwich.
Even though Dipper waanted to play, he did his homework.
Mable ate her lunch, and Dipper did his homework.
Mable ate her lunch.
26
Parts of Speech: Click the
interjections.
person, computer, Mrs. Jones, Georgia
smart, large, amazing
Wow! Ouch! Oh!
an, a, the
27
A dictionary can give you a word's ...
entire history
rhyming words
onomatopoeia
definition and part of speech
28
A genre is a category of writing. Which genre includes made up characters and a real historical time period?
realistic fiction
autobiography
fantasy
historical fiction
29
If a detail is stated EXPLICITLY, then the detail is stated clearly in the text.
False
True
30
Home
and
house
have similar meanings.
Home
has a more positive
connotation
.
House
has a more neutral
connotation
.
True
False
31
A(n) _________ text is fictional. The author's purpose is usually to entertain.
literary
informational
32
What does it mean to
paraphrase
a text?
Copy the text word for word.
Put the text in your own words while keeping the same meaning.
33
What is your concluding statement for?
It lets you add new information at the end.
It makes your essay longer.
It sums up the main points from the essay and provides closure.
It starts the essay.
34
What is a
suffix
?
The group of letters at the end of a word: ed, er, ing
The group of letters at the beginning or end of a word.
The main part of the word: read, play, important
The group of letters at the beginning of a word: pre, un, re
35
What is a
root word
?
The group of letters at the beginning of a word: pre, un, re
The group of letters at the end of a word: ed, er, ing
The group of letters at the beginning or end of a word.
The main part of the word: read, play, important
36
Click the
simile.
Kayla's eyes sparkled like diamonds.
It is so hot, I am absolutely boiling.
Jo Jo was a giant!
The flowers danced in the wind.
37
The time period and location of a story is called the ______.
exposition
plot
conflict
setting
38
First person point-of-view means that...
There is not a narrator in the story.
The narrator is introduced first.
The narrator is a character in the story.
The narrator is NOT a character in the story. It is an outside voice.
39
In an argumentative text, what is the
claim
?
the conclusion statement at the end of the essay
the introduction paragraph
the main argument / point the author is trying to prove
evidence used to support the argument
40
Parts of Speech: Click the
nouns.
smart, large, amazing
person, computer, Mrs. Jones, Georgia
Wow! Ouch! Oh!
an, a, the
41
Parts of Speech: Click the
adverbs.
behind, in front of, before, after
for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so
quickly, beautifully, loudly
walk, dance, eat, am
42
Pick the strongest theme.
Doing the difficult work first allows more time for fun later!
Molly learned that she should have done the hard task first.
Hard work
Kids often like to do the easy things first.
43
A
prepositional phrase
shows the relationship between 1 thing and something else (location or time). Which is NOT one?
pizza and tacos
under the table
before lunch
between the trees
44
A plot diagram includes the exposition, the conflict, the ______, the climax, the falling action, and the resolution.
rising action
main character
setting
problem
45
Which sentence starters can you use when citing evidence from a text?
According to the first text...
The second passage states...
The first article explains...
Any of these would work!
46
Click the example of dialogue that is punctuated correctly.
Joey said do you want anything from the store?
Joey said "Do you want anything from the store?
Joey said "do you want anything from the store?"
Joey said, "Do you want anything from the store?"
47
If a detail is IMPLIED, then the detail is hinted at. It is not stated obviously in the text.
False
True
48
Click the
hyperbole.
Kayla's eyes sparkled like diamonds.
The flowers danced in the wind.
Jo Jo was a giant!
It is so hot, I am absolutely boiling.
49
All essays should have...
question marks and exclamation points
an introduction and a conclusion
a claim and counterclaim
50
Parts of Speech: Click the
verbs.
for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so
behind, in front of, before, after
quickly, beautifully, loudly
walk, dance, eat, am
51
What is a THEME?
The main character of the story.
The tone of the story.
The conflict of the story.
The big lesson of the story.
52
Parts of Speech: Click the
prepositions.
walk, dance, eat, am
for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so
quickly, beautifully, loudly
behind, in front of, before, after
53
Parts of Speech: Click the
articles.
smart, large, amazing
an, a, the
Wow! Ouch! Oh!
person, computer, Mrs. Jones, Georgia
54
Sentence Types: Click the
complex
.
Mable ate her lunch.
Peanut butter and jelly sandwich.
Even though Dipper waanted to play, he did his homework.
Mable ate her lunch, and Dipper did his homework.
55
Click the example that shows the
nonrestrictive element
punctuated with
parentheses
.
Billy (a boy in my class) is one of my friends.
Billy - a boy in my class - is one of my friends.
Billy, a boy in my class, is one of my friends.
Billy is a boy in my class. He is one of my firneds.
56
In a story, the characters and setting are introduced in the ...
resolution
exposition
5-paragraph essay
climax
57
Sentence Types: Click the
compound sentence
.
Even though Dipper waanted to play, he did his homework.
Mable ate her lunch, and Dipper did his homework.
Peanut butter and jelly sandwich.
Mable ate her lunch.
58
Where do you find
topic sentences
?
In dictionaries.
At the end of paragraphs.
At the beginning of paragraphs.
At the end of the introduction paragraph.
