Choose the simile below.

The biscuit was as hard as a rock.

What is extraneous information?

information not needed to solve a problem

compares two unlike things using like or as

What is a fact family?

groups of three numbers that form related facts

the letters you place at the end of a root word

the answer to a division problem

Choose the expository text example.

a true story about Abraham Lincoln

products of one number and another whole number

comparing two things that are unrelated

describes one thing as something else

Which phrase below is literal?

I can ride my bicycle very fast.

the letters you place in front of a root word

How would you define repeated addition?

a way to model a multiplication problem

What does it mean if a phrase is nonliteral

phrases that do not mean what they say

value of a digit depending on its place within a number

What are the basic operations of math?

addition, subtraction, multiplication, divsion

a symbol that represents a number

What are manipulatives?

objects used for hands-on representations

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1
Choose the simile below.
The biscuit was as hard as a rock.
She was feeling under the weather.
The puppy was feeling blue.
His room was a pigpen.
2
What is extraneous information?
math problems written in word form
information not needed to solve a problem
extra steps to solve a math problem
information needed to solve a problem
3
Which of these is not an example of organizational features?
picture & caption
bold print
lines and stanzas
title/heading
4
What is a simile?
compares two unlike things using like or as
words that mean the same thing
compares two things that are the same
a type of nonfiction text
5
What is a fact family?
groups of three numbers that form related facts
two equations that are equal
a mother, father, and children
a set of numbers that have a pattern
6
Add the prefix "mis" to the word read; what does it mean?
not read
read wrong
read correctly
read again
7
What is an expository text?
a play
a poem
a story that is not real
a story with real facts
8
Can context clues help you determine the meaning of unknown words or phrases?
False
True
9
What is a suffix?
a shortened version of the word
the letters you place at the end of a root word
breaking a word into parts
separating the word into syllables
10
What is a quotient?
the answer to a division problem
the answer to a subtraction problem
the answer to a multiplication problem
the answer to an addition problem
11
Choose the expository text example.
a true story about Abraham Lincoln
a story that takes place on a space ship on Pluto
a story about purple elephants with three ears
a poem with talking animals
12
What are multiples?
the difference of numbers added together
the sums of numbers added together
products of one number and another whole number
quotients of one number and another whole number
13
A literal phrase contains words that mean exactly what they say.
False
True
14
What is a metaphor?
comparing things that are the same
repeating parrot
comparing two things that are unrelated
a part of speech, such as nouns and verbs
15
What is an idiom?
a type of nonfiction text
describes one thing as something else
two words with the same meaning
a shortened version of word
16
Add the suffix "ness" to the word happy; what does the new word mean?
being happy
not happy
full of happy
more happy
17
Which phrase below is literal?
That tree is a giant.
I can ride my bicycle very fast.
His room is a pigsty.
The clouds were as soft as cotton balls.
18
What is a prefix?
breaking a word into parts
a shortened version of the word
the letters you place in front of a root word
putting events in order
19
How would you define repeated addition?
A way to subtract numbers
a way to model a multiplication problem
a way to model a division problem
a set of shapes that are repeated over and over again
20
What does it mean if a phrase is nonliteral
comparing two different things
a type of nonfiction text
phrases that do not mean what they say
words that mean exactly what they say
21
What is place value?
extended notation of a number
a model that represents a number
multiples of ten
value of a digit depending on its place within a number
22
What are the basic operations of math?
plus and minus
manipulatives
word problems
addition, subtraction, multiplication, divsion
23
What is a variable?
a symbol that represents a number
a math problem that requires only one operation to solve
something that does not change in an experiment
the number by which another number is divided
24
Select the numbers below that are multiples of 10
0, 15, 30, 45, 60
10, 15, 20, 25, 30
10, 20, 30, 40, 50
3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18
25
What are manipulatives?
numbers in a word problem
an unkind behavior towards another person
symbols and pictures
objects used for hands-on representations

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