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5th Grade Reading Concepts Review
5th Grade Reading Concepts Review
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1
If I want to study the parts of something, I am doing what?
concluding
selecting
analyzing
inferring
2
What is the
dark print
that usually helps us organize information?
italics
bold
genre
legend
3
A reading selection or passage that you might see on PARCC this year?
an interview
a letter
a fable
a poem
4
Which two words are
antonyms
?
secure , loose
helpful , kind
generous , giving
afraid , scared
5
The prefix
geo-
means what?
Earth
ground
dirt
soil
6
On a scale from 1 (terrible) to 4 (great), how has your 5th grade experience been so far?
3
2
4
1
7
Which words are synonyms?
proof and evidence
fact and opinion
synonyms and antoyms
cause and effect
8
What is the opposite of an opinion?
fact
fiction
analogy
atlas
9
What makes something happen?
simile
fact
cause
characters
10
When I find similarities and differences I am simply...
finding the main idea
comparing and contrasting
analyzing
justifying
11
When you conclude something, you form a/an _____________ after reading a selection.
moral
opinion
fact
atlas
12
When using figurative language, which one compares
without
using like or as?
alliteration
metaphors
onomatopoeia
similes
13
To infer means...
to react with emotion
to summarize
a well informed guess or conclusion
to determine the meaning
14
Little lizards like leaping over lettuce
is an example of...
alliteration
hyperbole
stanzas
onomatopoeia
15
"The sun was smiling" is an example of...
simile
genre
personification
dialogue
16
What happens as a result of a cause?
mood
a prediction
opinion
effect
17
The time and place of a story is the...
point of view
plot
theme
setting
18
How a story makes you feel is called the...
ingredients
main idea
subheading
mood
19
What are different types of genres?
Peotry, Autobiography, Biography
Comedy, Historical Fiction, Mythology
Realistic Fiction, Non-Fiction, Fairy Tales
Romance Novel, Science Fiction, Drama
20
The words
there, their, and they're
are examples of...
alliteration
homophones
synonyms
hyperbole
21
Different types of information text could include...
a book
an atlas
a brochure
an article
22
Conversation among characters-using quotation marks
personification
point of view
prediction
dialogue
23
Which could be considered the author's purpose?
To Teach
To Entertain
To Persuade
To Inform
24
Splash! Boom! or Bang! are examples of...
homophones
hyperbole
alliteration
onomatopoeia
25
The moral or lesson in the story
theme
plot
genre
main idea
26
The perspective of who is telling the story...
Intended audience
Author's purpose
Point of error
Point of view
