Reading Review 3rd Grade

The word happiness means _____________.

Will you need to use your reading strategies in 4th grade?

Stories that have characters and problems that could happen in our own life are called _______.

The prefix 'ir-' means ___________.

TRUE OR FALSE: Expository text teaches or explains a topic.

TRUE OR FALSE: The fourth reading strategy is to read the passage. 

TRUE OR FALSE: I should prove my answers by using my schema.

_______ stories have talking animals, fairies, and wizards. 

TRUE OR FALSE: Inferencing is when you use only your schema to answer a question.

The mental model for plot is a _______________.

TRUE OR FALSE: Theme is a message or lesson the story teaches you. 

"The light was brighter than a blazing sun." appeals to what sense?

Words that mean the opposite are called _________________.

TRUE OR FALSE: Text to Text means I connect what I am reading to something I have read before.

A __________ is a phrase that compares two things without like or as. 

Stories that keep the reader in suspense are called _______________.

The prefix 'pre-' means ______________.

Summary of literary non-fiction includes all of the following except --

The ________ __________ is what the text is mostly about. 

Stories that have been passed down from generation to generation are in what literary genre?

TRUE or FALSE: You can only use CPR to find the summary of a literary story.

TRUE OR FALSE: Personification is when you give people human characteristics.

What does smarter mean?

_________________ is what an author uses to engage your senses.

Would looking in the wrong direction be the cause or effect of crashing your bicycle?

The second reading strategy is _______________.

"The shrieking cat was very annoying." appeals to what sense. 

The prefix 'dis-' means _____________.

"The theater was filled with the aroma of buttery popcorn." appeals to what sense?

A text written by someone about their own life is called a(an) _____________.

TRUE OR FALSE: Read the questions for clues is the third reading strategy.

__________ ____________ explains a topic or teaches something.

TRUE OR FALSE: The prefix 'un-' means not or opposite. 

TRUE OR FALSE: Using process of elimination, you should answer the questions.

TRUE OR FALSE: Combining 3-4 main ideas from a text can create a summary of expository text.

The REASON and PURPOSE for the text to be written is the _______________.

Words that mean the same thing are called ______________.

Would getting a good grade on a test be a cause or effect of studying?

Poems contain all of the following except --

TRUE OR FALSE: Text features help a reader understand the text. 

The theme of the song Try Everything is to --

I should answer my questions using _____________________ in the fifth reading strategy.

_______________ is what I use to connect what I already know to the text I read.

TRUE OR FALSE: Poems can be funny, sad, or serious. 

____________ is an overly exaggerated statement. 

The prefix 'mis-' means ____________.

Examples of text features include all of the following EXCEPT --

TRUE OR FALSE: Prefixes and suffixes do not change the meaning of the root word.

A story must contain a _____________ or it is not a story at all. 

The __________ is what happens because of the cause.

What is the meaning of the word dislike?

CPR stands for ___________, ______________, and _______________.

What does loudest mean?

Stories that have a setting that happened long ago are called ____________. 

What is the meaning of the word inactive?

The solution to the problem in a literary story is the ______________.

The suffix '-ly' means _________.

TRUE OR FALSE: Poetry always rhymes.

TRUE OR FALSE: To find the main idea, you can look at the first or last sentence of a paragraph

Clues in the text to help me find the meaning of a word are called _____________.

The suffix '-ness' means ______________.

What does the word careless mean?

TRUE OR FALSE: Photographs and illustrations are the same thing.

The word quickly means ___________.

Each of these is an element of fiction stories EXCEPT --

The prefix 're-' means _____________.

The sixth reading strategy is _________________________.

A story written about someone by someone else is called a ____________.

A ____________ is a word that looks the same but can sound different and mean different things.

Text that teaches you something is called ________________.

Elements of poetry include all of these except --

A ____________ is a phrase that uses like or as to compare two things. 

TRUE OR FALSE: Sometimes the meaning of the word is written directly in the text as an example.

There must be a __________ in order for an effect to take place. 

A ________ sounds the same but means different things.

What is the first reading strategy?

After you analyze the questions, you should _________________.

TRUE OR FALSE: Text to self means I connect my reading to my experience.

TRUE OR FALSE: Suffixes come at the beginning of a base word.

What is the meaning of the word redo?

"The pie was too hot to eat!" appeals to what sense?

Schema + Text Evidence = ________________.

TRUE OR FALSE: The second reading strategy is to survey the passage and open your file folders.

When good readers decide what is important in the text to better remember the text is called -

What is the third reading strategy?

A good reader can identify ______ _______ of expository text to create a summary.

When I connect the text to my world, I am using text to ______________.

To find the summary of a literary story you MUST use ___________. 

TRUE OR FALSE:  Reading the title is the first reading strategy.

"Pickles are salty and sour." appeals to what sense?