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Which word is an example of imagery?
there
sweet
you
she
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When taking a test, when should you look for text features?
when you are answering the questions
when you are done answering the questions
when you are finished reading
when you first get the text
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What gives me clues about the main idea(central idea)?
Only the title
first and last sentence
title, some of the sentences
all text features, first sentence, last sentence
4
What is the theme?
the time and place
the lesson learned
a summary
the main idea
5
What is conflict?
the main idea
the events in the story
the struggle or problem
the lesson learned
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What is poetry?
a song
a text that gives information
meant to express an emotion/idea, sometimes with a specific rhythm.
a story
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A _________ tells you what that section will be about.
subtitle
illustration
bold word
photograph
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Two or more words with similar-sounding final syllables
rhyme
line
alliteration
repetition
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To convince the reader
inform
entertain
persuade
describe
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What is the plot of a story?
the lesson learned
Where or when the story takes place.
The sequence of events in a story
A person in the story
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The elements in a story are
plot(BME)
Characters, setting, plot
characters, setting, problem/solution, plot(BME), theme
characters, setting, problem and solution, BME
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If you see "both" what is the question asking you to do?
look for what is the same and different
ask about what is the same
look for what is the same
look for what is different
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The information written under a photograph is called the __________.
infromation
diagram
caption
illustration
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What is the setting of a story?
The main idea in the story
My favorite color
The people, animals, or beings carrying out the action
Where or when the story takes place
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"buzz" is an example of
alliteration
hyperbole
simile
onomatopoeia
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How is drama different from other kinds of fiction?
Drama has more characters.
Drama can have only one setting.
Drama is written to be performed in front of an audience.
Drama does not have a plot.
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Which of the following elements are unique to drama?
dialogue, plot, setting
conflict, setting, characters
characters, stage directions, scenes
stage directions, scenes, cast of characters
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What is dialogue?
the directions of what the characters should do
the objects the characters use on stage
a conversation between two or more characters
a long speech made by one character
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"You took forever to take the test" is an example of
hyperbole
metaphor
onomatopoeia
simile
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Who is the speaker of the text?
the main characters
the narrator
the old character
the author
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The author tells the similarities and differences of 2 or more topics
compare and contrast
describe
problem and solution
cause and effect
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A grouped set of lines within a poem
poem
line
paragraph
stanza
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What is text structure?
the way the author tells the story
the way the author organizes the text
the way the author reads
the reason the author wrote the text
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What is the text structure?
How the author organizes the text
How the author expresses the words
How the author feels about the text
How the author chooses the topic
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Why are text features important?
they give us fun notes
they make the text longer
they make the text confusing
they give us information
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"We wish you a merry Christmas, we wish you a merry christmas, we wish you a merry Christmas" is an example of...
onomatopoeia
metaphor
repetition
imagery
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What does the "authors purpose" mean?
the reason the author likes the text
the main idea of the text
the central idea of the text
the reason the author wrote the text
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What is the purpose of stage directions?
to tell the characters what to say
to tell the characters how to think
to tell the characters what to do and how to do or say things
to tell the to start the play
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What is the primary purpose of drama?
to make the public aware of issues
to remind us of the past
to inform
to entertain with a story
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If something is
bolded
, highlighted or in a
different font
, the information could be....
should be ignored
important
interesting
isn't necessary
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Why do authors use imagery?
to help the reader imagine things in their mind (visualize)
to give the characters a purpose
to help the reader know what the characters are saying
to give the characters facts
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To give information about a topic
entertain
persuade
describe
inform
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"Based on the text what does the author suggest about the character"...what does suggest mean?
think
tell/say
know
imagine
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What is the point of view in a story?
Where or when the story takes place
the lesson learned
a perspective in which a piece of text is told
What time the movie started
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A story with story elements such as characters, plot, theme
entertain
inform
describe
explain
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How do I make an inference
Background knowledge + text evidence
text evidence + guessing
Background knowledge + process of elimination
Background knowledge + guessing
