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The reason something happens.
opinion
effect
fact
cause
2
An author's purpose for writing that tries to talk someone into believing or buying something.
definitions
inform
entertain
persuade
3
To find a synonym of the word
nice,
you would look in a __________.
encyclopedia
thesaurus
atlas
dictionary
4
A story that teaches a moral lesson.
poem
biography
fable
fantasy
5
Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers.
alliteration
synonyms
antonyms
rhyme
6
In the word un
stop
pable
,
stop
is a
______________.
base, stem, or root word
simile
original word
guide word
7
To look up the meaning of a vocabulary word in the back of your science book, you would look in the ________.
dictionary
glossary
atlas
guide words
8
A story that has parts and is acted out on stage.
drama/play
fable
historical fiction
fantasy
9
To decide what is happening because of clues in the story and using your prior knowledge.
inference
persuade
sequence
inform
10
T'was the night before Christmas and all through the house.
rhythm
personification
synonym
antonym
11
Where and when a story takes place.
characters
plot
theme
setting
12
The words small and little are examples of _________.
homonyms
synonyms
antonyms
homophones
13
He was as tall as a skyscraper.
simile
metaphor
personification
rhythm
14
A verse that usually rhymes.
fiction
poem
nonfiction
play
15
Prefixes and suffixes are called?
affixes
beginnings
endings
base words
16
The little house was sad and wondered what it would be like to live in the city.
simile
rhyme
alliteration
personification
17
Pizza is the
best
!
fact
nonfiction
fiction
opinion
18
Encanto is an example of what kind of genre?
historical fiction
fable
realistic fiction
fantasy
19
Harry Potter, Ron and Hermine are examples of _________________ in the Harry Potter stories.
characters
setting
plot
fact
20
I have told you a thousand times to clean your room!
idiom
setting
rhythm
hyperbole
21
A sentence that makes a statement.
interrogative
imperative
declarative
exclamatory
22
In the word
re
do,
re
is a _________________.
antonym
suffix
synonym
prefix
23
When words are written using a
slanted
type.
abbreviation
underlined
italics
bold
24
Sayings like, "It is raining cats and dogs." and "Has the cat got your tongue?" are examples of what?
simile
metaphor
inference
idiom
25
What a story or paragraph is mostly about.
main idea
summary
context clues
supporting detail
26
Words written in
darker
ink.
bold
cursive
abbreviation
italics
27
A title at the top of the page or at the beginning of a new section.
onomatopoeia
table of contents
headings/subheadings
alliteration
28
The words lead (a
lead
pipe made out of metal) and lead (I will
lead
the line today.) are?
homographs
alliteration
guide words
homophones
29
Multiple meaning words, same spelling and sound but different meanings. ex: bat-baseball bat and bat-furry mammal
homonyms
guide words
synonym
antonym
30
Two words at the top of a dictionary page that tell the first/last word on the page are called?
entry words
base, stem, root words
focus words
guide words
31
A not fake (not false) or true story.
fantasy
fable
nonfiction
fiction
32
We start school in August.
This is an example of ______________.
fiction
opinion
fact
calendar
33
The narrator's position in relation to a story being told.
part of speech
point of view
pronounciation
first position
34
The cat sat on a hat and that was that.
metaphor
rhythm
simile
rhyme
35
A nonfiction story written about someone's life.
poem
biography
encyclopedia
fable
36
Usually the first page in a book, that tells you the title and author.
reference page
table of contents
publisher
title page
37
The words night and knight are examples of _______.
homographs
synonyms
antonyms
homophones
38
A short retelling of a story without all of the details, usually written on the back of a book in paragraph form.
summary
main idea
fiction
supporting detail
39
An author's purpose for writing that gives information about a topic.
sing
entertain
persuade
inform
40
The clock says, "tick, tock, tick, tock."
metaphor
hyperbole
simile
onomatopoeia
41
In the word paint
ing
,
ing
is a ____________.
homograph
suffix
prefix
homonym
42
To tell how something is the same or different.
compare/contrast
fact/opinion
problem/solution
summary
43
Point of view that tells about what happened to someone or something else. Uses he, she, them.
theme
1st person
point of view
3rd person
44
A sentence that shows strong feeling or excitement.
exclamatory
imperative
declarative
interrogative
45
A sentence that tells a command.
declarative
imperative
interrogative
exclamatory
46
The list of chapters and page numbers at the beginning of a book.
guide words
suffix
table of contents
index
47
The topic or moral lesson of the story.
simile
theme
plot
supporting details
48
The reason an author writes.
author's purpose
to bore you
to make you laugh
to make you cry
49
A fake or false story for entertainment purposes.
fiction
nonfiction
context clues
summary
50
She is a beautiful flower.
fiction
metaphor
simile
suffix
51
A list in ABC order in the back of the book that has the subjects in the book and page numbers.
index
maps
table of contents
appendix
52
What happens after an event or cause.
fact
opinion
effect
cause
53
The point of view of a character speaking directly about themselves using I, we, us, me, or my.
part of speech
3rd person
1st person
point of view
54
To find the pronounciation of the word
paprika
, you would look in the _______________.
thesaurus
encyclopedia
atlas
dictionary
55
To read the sentences around an unknown word to help you know what the unknown word means.
definitions
main ideas
context clues
supporting details
56
A sentence that asks a question.
exclamatory
interrogative
declarative
imperative
57
An author's purpose for writing that makes you enjoy what you are reading.
entertain
inform
simile
persuade
58
Following in an order that makes sense. What happens first, second, third in the story?
interrogative
sequence
declarative
infer
59
Sentences that support the main idea and tell bits and pieces of a story.
main idea
context clues
supporting details
summary
60
The problem and the solution of a story.
setting
characters
theme
plot
61
To find the location of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, you would look in an ____________.
dictionary
index
atlas
glossary
62
Hot and cold are examples of ________.
synonyms
homophones
antonyms
homonyms