English Language Arts

"You're pulling my leg" is an example of an _________.

Captions, boldface words, and diagrams are features in __________ text.

Good mechanics include proper spelling, punctuation, and making sure proper nouns are _____

Good readers try to visualize a scene or create a ___________ in their mind.

Instead of being "curmudgeon" readers, we want to "read as if it were ________"!

The genre of literature that often uses rhyme and rhythm is called ____________.

The ability to read naturally and with expression is call ___________.

The time and place in which a story happens is called the __________.

An educated guess about what will happen next in the story is called a __________.

A hand was used as a graphic organizer to diagram ____________.

Summarizing means taking giant steps through a story to capture the _____ _____.

If something happened a year ago, the verb should be written in the _______ tense.

A Venn diagram is used as a graphic organizer for which text structure?

A comparison using "like" or "as" is called a _____________.

"Stone Fox" was what genre of literature?

Good writers use colorful adjectives that involve the five __________.

A sentence that goes on and on with proper punctuation is called a __________.

Name the symbolic object in "The Tiger Rising."

A Japanese form of verse that uses 5-7-5 syllables is called a ________.

Moving in on a line at the start of a new paragraph is called _________.

A type of writing that tries to convince the reader of something is called _______.

As good readers, we want to read faster, stronger, _______!

Courage, honesty, and friendship are examples of _________.

Words that connect one paragraph to the next and help the text flow are _____ words.

Stealing the words of other authors is called __________.

Quotation marks are used by a writer to identify _________.

The part of a narrative that gets the reader's attention is called the _________.

Text-to-text, text-to-self, and text-to-world are different kinds of _________.

This means to "walk in the shoes of a character".

This punctuation mark goes between the day and the year.