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STAAR 5th Grade Reading Vocabulary
STAAR 5th Grade Reading Vocabulary
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In literature, ______ is also known as the problem in the story.
conflict
disagreement
resolution
issue
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This type of text informs or explains an idea for a reader with details. It is called---
expressive text
organizational patterns
narrative text
expository text
3
Writing to convince the reader of the author's point-of-view, using many opinions, is called -
explanatory
informational
persuasive
declarative
4
A story that is imagined and has characters and events that could not exist in the real world.
Non-fiction
Legends
Fairytale
Myths
5
Which word means rhyming words on the same line of a poem?
alliteration
similar ending sounds
internal rhyme
rhyme scheme
6
What a piece of writing or paragraph is mostly about is called the ______________.
summary
text
purpose
main idea
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A type of narrative writing based on imagination and not necessarily on facts.
expository
drama
fiction
non-fition
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What do the following do not appeal to the reader's sense of hearing?
repetition
rhyme scheme
onomatopoeia
imagery
9
The repeating of the same consonant sounds at the beginning of words is called---
onomatopoeia
alliteration
hyperbole, or exaggeration
similie
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A summary is ---
a few sentences that tell main events or ideas of the text.
a long paragraph that describes the main idea of the text.
a few sentences that tell supporting details of the text.
a few sentences that describe the climax of the text.
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The events that make up a narrative story called---
characters
setting
Plot
climax
12
Genre is a word that describes ---
a mode of reading
a type of nonfiction
a type of literature
a summary of passages
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Authors use this text structure when giving directions, or explaining how to do things---
text structure
description
sequential order
problem and solution
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A story based on a series of exciting events, often involving quests, or dangerous journeys.
legend
mystery
fairytale
science fiction
15
The final outcome of a story can be called --- (choose 2)
happily ever after....
conclusion
verdict
resolution
16
What is a metaphor?
figurative language that a compares two things
a repetition of sounds at the beginning of words
an extreme exaggeration
figurative language comparing 2 things using "like" or "as"
17
Language, often fancy, that helps a reader visualize the text---
point of view
The narrator
imagery
Figurative Language
18
Fictional story from the past that uses supernatural beings to teach a moral or explain nature
fable
myth
folklore
science fiction
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Onomatopoeia is ---
the use of words that imitate sounds
uses the words "like" or "as" to compare two unlike things
the repetition of sounds at the beginning of words
an exaggeration
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What are the parts of a text (table of contents, index, captions, subheadings, etc) called?
text features
non-ficiton
extra information
words, commas, periods and dialouge
21
Sentences that give you facts, descriptions & examples to help you understand the main idea is-
facts and opinions
supporting details
main purpose
subtitles
22
When an author uses clues to help you figure out what events will happen later in the story---
foreshadowing
psychic
prediction
flashback
23
The word convey
means.....
to present information
to emphasize information
to tell information
all of the above
24
This pattern puts events in their correct order based upon the TIME in which they happened.
problem and solution
chronological order
cause and effect
compare and contrast
25
A narrative written to be performed by actors, also known as a play---
biography
fiction
personal narrative
drama
26
Clues in the text that help the reader determine the meaning of unknown words---
context clues
inferences
predictions
close reading
27
The words & details that appeal to a readers 5 senses are known as---
sensory language
poetry
figurative language
imagery
28
Which term compares two things by using the words "like" or "as"?
onomatopoeia
simile
personification
metaphor
29
The message in a text that helps you understand more about life or human behavior is called ---
theme
main idea
summary
author's purpose
30
A story with elements that are impossible, like talking animals or magic, is which genre?
legend
fantasy
folktale
mystery
31
Fiction that is based around a person or an event in history is called-
historical fiction
science fiction
myth
realistic fiction
32
This organizational pattern shows the ways that two or more things are similar and different.
problem and solution
compare and contrast
cause and effect
sequential order
33
When a reader uses clues from the text + what they already know it is called-
prediction
summary
fortune telling
conclusion or inference
34
To say that something is bigger or greater than it really is, or to stretch the truth---
lying
exaggeration
alliteration
storytelling
35
A story in which events create a feeling of terror in both the characters and the reader.
fiction
horror
adventure
suspense
36
Words and phrases that create description by using the 5 senses---
poetry
fiction
sensory language
imagery
37
Which type of text will NOT be presented in chronological order?
explanatory
biography
narrative
descriptive
38
Instructions for actors and stage crew to follow are called -
the narrator
dialogue
props
stage directions
39
Small text found near a photograph or illustration that provides important information---
additional information about the passage
a caption
a summary
subtitle
40
Procedural writing is---
a type of writing to inform a reader about a topic
a type of writing that tells "how to do" something
a type of writing used to explain something to the reader
a type of writing used to persuade or convince the reader
41
The reason the author writes a certain type of text is known as---
the main message
point of view
author's purpose
summary
42
Which of the following are NOT a type of figurative language---
simile & metaphor
sensory language
dialogue
personiication
43
Dialogue is ---
the story the narrator is telling
stage directions
a conversation between two characters in a story
a third person speaking to the reader
44
A character struggling to make a difficult decision is facing which type of conflict---
man vs nature
man vs self
man vs society
man vs man
45
A story with fictional characters or settings, that could actually happen, is called---
traditional literature
historical fiction
science fiction
realistic fiction
46
The way that a story or text is organized is called---
beginning, middle and end
sub headings
text structure
story form
47
Emphasize means ---
to bring attention to or highlight
to close read carefully
to support ideas
to predict
48
This type of writing gives facts and information about people, places & events that are real---
fiction
poetry
non-fiction
personal narrative
49
The perspective from which a story is told is called ----
3rd person
1st person
Point of View
narrator
50
The story of a person's life written by someone else using 3rd person point of view is called -
biography
article
summary
autobiography
51
Which of the following terms gives human qualities to non-human things?
personification
hyperbole
sensory language
metaphor
52
Words that describe when, where, and what it is like in a story ---
resolution
problem
characters
setting
53
To contrast means---
tell opinions about two things
tell how things are alike
tell how things are different
tell what two things have in common
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Combining inferences you have made about the characters, setting, or plot to make a statement.
schema
drawing conlusions
predictions
summary