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"The snow is a white blanket." is an example of ...
metaphor
whosit
simile
whatsit
2
The suffix "-ly" means ...
full of
do something
without
being
3
"The alligator’s teeth are white daggers." is an example of ...
expository
metaphor
persuasive
simile
4
What is the lesson at the end of a fable?
folk tale
oven
moral
answer
5
The setting of a story answers which two questions?
Why? and Where?
When and Where?
What? and How?
Who? and When?
6
A NARRATOR is the ...
antagonist
author
person telling the story
protagonist
7
Which of the following is not an example of sensory language?
run
touch
smell
taste
8
The prefix "re-" means ...
before
not
again
after
9
What are our two methods of writing and choosing NONFICTION summaries?
TDR Chart and Reporter's Notebook
emojis and guessing
Whichever is longest
Guessing and Reporter's Notebook
10
What is the purpose of a nonfiction story? (2 answers)
inform and amuse
persuade and inform
amuse and entertain
entertain and inform
11
What is the purpose of figurative language?
make you cry
make comparisons
tell the difference between things
make the reader figure things out
12
What do biographies and autobiographies do?
Entertain the reader
Teach a lesson
Tell about a person's life
Make you fall asleep
13
How is the word "ball" used in this sentence: The ball was clogged and I couldn't write.
the end of a pen
a round toy
crying
a formal dance
14
"Ride like the wind, Bullseye!" is an example of a ...
simile
setting
metaphor
Nemo
15
The prefix "pre-" means ...
full of
before
after
again
16
The prefix "-mis" means ...
wrong
before
after
again
17
The suffix "-less" means
without
within
between
full of
18
The RESULT of something happening is the ...
audience
fiction
effect
question
19
How is the word "ball" used in this sentence: Cinderella lost her slipper at the ball.
a round toy
a formal dance
crying
the end of a pen
20
Antonyms are words that
have opposite meanings
have a lot in common
have a dog.
have the same meanings
21
How is the word "ball" used in this sentence: The ball bounced up high.
the end of a pen
a formal dance
a round toy
crying
22
Synonyms are words that ...
have the same meanings
start with letter s
have the same sounds
are opposites
23
"This dress is perfect because it fits like a glove." is an example of ...
free verse
narrative
metaphor
simile
24
If the narrator is a character in the story, then the story is ...
3rd person
2nd person
first person
Any person
25
"Don’t just sit there like a bump on a log." is an example of ...
metaphor
effect
simle
cause
26
the prefix "un-" means ...
before
again
not
wrong
27
How is the word "ball" used in this sentence: The boy was so upset he had to ball his eyes out.
a round toy
the end of a pen
crying
a formal dance
28
Which of these is NOT an emoji we use to write a fiction summary?
Conclusion
Lesson
Setting
Character
29
"She was as cold as ice" is an example of a ...
character
metaphor
simile
prefix
30
Which of the following is NOT an example of a first-person word?
them
me
I
us
31
If the narrator is not a character in the story, then the story is ...
Curious George
1st person
3rd person
2nd person
32
The ANTAGONIST is ...
the bad guy
the narrator
the good guy
the hero
33
"They fought like cats and dogs." is an example of a ...
Harry Potter
metaphor
character
simile
34
What is sensory language?
Language in 3rd person
Words that make the reader feel happy
Using your senses to understand a story
Sensing something is about to happen
35
The PROTAGONIST is ...
the good guy
the narrator
the author
the bad guy
36
A HUMOROUS poem
tells a story
is funny
doesn't follow any rules
is emotional and rhymes
37
From which point of view is an autobiography written?
1st person
Any person
3rd person
2nd person
38
The suffix "-ful" means ...
being
full of
without
do something
39
From which point of view is a biography written?
4th person
1st person
3rd person
2nd Person
40
A FREE VERSE poem
is funny
doesn't follow any rules
tells a story
is emotional and rhymes
41
What is the theme of a story?
All the characters put together
The very end of the story
The message in the glossary
The message the author is trying to get across
42
A LYRICAL poem
doesn't follow any rules
is funny
tells a story
is emotional and rhymes
43
when you take what you read and combine it with what you know, you ... (2 answers)
hurt or cry
draw a conclusion or emojis
infer or draw a conclusion
narrative or expository
44
Which of the following is NOT an example of a third-person word
them
his
me
she
45
The character of a story answers which question?
What?
Who?
Where?
Why?
46
What is our method of writing and choosing FICTION summaries?
Fables
TDR Chart
Blankets
Emojis
47
What are two things you can add to a root word to change it's meaning?
cause and effect
prefix and suffix
short and tall
numbers and letters
48
What do you call a poetry paragraph?
free verse
stanza
narrative
mario
49
The REASON why something happens is the ...
answer
cause
conclusion
effect
50
When you "draw a conclusion", you ...
finish
laugh
write
infer
51
The plot of a story is made up of what two parts?
Character and Setting
Problem and Solution
Character and Solution
Setting and Problem
52
A NARRATIVE poem
follows no rules
is emotional and rhymes
is funny
tells a story
53
"She is a walking encyclopedia" is an example of a ...
emoji
effect
metaphor
simile
54
What is the purpose of a fiction story? (2 answers)
inform and persuade
persuade and amuse
entertain and inform
entertain and amuse
