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Reviewing 6th-grade ELA!
Reviewing 6th-grade ELA!
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Your PBA for unit 4 should include dialogue. What is dialogue? (Choose the 2 best answers!)
Textual evidence from a source
A way to learn about a character
Another word for setting
Conversation between people
2
What is the Essential Question (EQ) for our 4th-quarter unit?
How can people and animals relate to each other?
Where can imagination lead?
What are the challenges and triumphs of childhood?
What drives people to explore?
3
Which of these word pairs are antonyms?
they're and their
never and always
speak and talk
easy and simple
4
What is the name of our quarter 4 My Perspectives Unit?
Unit 2--Animal Allies
Unit 1--Childhood
Unit 5--Exploration
Unit 4--Imagination
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Part of speech review--which of the following is a COMMON NOUN?
Minecraft
Rio Rancho
girl
Kaitlyn
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Which of these word pairs are homophones?
quiet and quite
happy and satisfied
where and were
they're and their
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Which of these word pairs are synonyms?
chilly and warm
which and witch
dog and cat
boring and monotonous
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The PBA in our next unit is: write a fictional narrative. What does this mean?
You will write a true story.
You will write a 5-paragraph essay.
You will write a play script.
You will write a made-up story.
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Which 2 of these texts were written in first person?
A Long Way Home
Hachiko: The True Story of a Loyal Dog
Mission Twinpossible
My Life with Chimpanzees
10
Part of speech review--which of the following is an ADVERB?
quickly
frog
green
jump
11
How are an autobiography and a memoir similar? Choose 2 answers.
Both are about someone's life.
Both are made-up stories.
Both are written in first person.
Both are always serious.
12
Of these choices, what is your favorite genre to read?
Fantasy
Realistic fiction
Humor
Informative non-fiction
13
In a plot diagram, where do most of the events usually happen?
In the exposition
In the resolution
In the falling action
In the rising action