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English Language Arts Review
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4th grade reading and writing
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1
This punctuation mark goes between the day and the year.
comma
question mark
dash
period
2
A sentence that goes on and on with proper punctuation is called a __________.
compound sentence
run-on
complete sentence
rambler
3
The genre of literature that often uses rhyme and rhythm is called ____________.
drama
fantasy
poetry
nonfiction
4
The time and place in which a story happens is called the __________.
plot
setting
main idea
point of view
5
Good writers use colorful adjectives that involve the five __________.
details
main ideas
senses
characters
6
Stealing the words of other authors is called __________.
plagiarism
creative
smart
author's right
7
"You're pulling my leg" is an example of an _________.
accident
adverb
idiom
adjective
8
The ability to read naturally and with expression is call ___________.
drama
expression
fluency
rate
9
As good readers, we want to read faster, stronger, _______!
longer
brighter
silently
softer
10
Courage, honesty, and friendship are examples of _________.
tone
idioms
adverbs
theme
11
Quotation marks are used by a writer to identify _________.
dialogue
setting
proper nouns
main ideas
12
Good mechanics include proper spelling, punctuation, and making sure proper nouns are _____
in quotes
lower case
at the beginning
capitalized
13
If something happened a year ago, the verb should be written in the _______ tense.
future
past
present
perfect
14
Good readers try to visualize a scene or create a ___________ in their mind.
painting
character
mental movie
adjective
15
Summarizing means taking giant steps through a story to capture the _____ _____.
major setting
small details
main idea
key characters
16
A type of writing that tries to convince the reader of something is called _______.
expository
narrative
persuasive
step-by-step