ELA Standards Review

Non-fiction texts, recipes, manuals and directions are all examples of...

"Lend me your ear" means...

Poems & Plays compare because both have _________.

What type of FL is this: "Jovana and Adamaris are two peas in a pod."

What does it mean when a text says, "provide text evidence?"

Turn this simile into a metaphor... "Jhonatan is as fast as a cheetah on the court."

What are keywords of chronological order?

Where can you typically find the main idea of a text?

Poems have _______, whereas books have sentences.

What keywords or pronouns do we look for with third person POV?

Rosa Parks was an African American woman that refused to give up her seat on the bus. Purpose?

Letters, ads, speeches and commercials are examples of what...?

"Marisa is as happy as a clam" is an example of....

True or false? Wikipedia is a reliable source.

What type of figurative language is this: The lightening made a loud BOOM!

Manny and Star ran as fast as they could as they ran away from the evil doll. "Muaha!" Purpose?

What is a myth? Choose the best answer.

What was one theme of "King Midas"?

How many minutes a night should you be reading?

What type of figurative language is this? "The lightening danced across the sky."

What day is it today?

What are signal words of cause and effect?

What type of figurative language is this? "I am so hungry, I can eat a horse!"

What do poems, books, and plays all have in common?

What does the idiom, "water under the bridge" mean?

What does "when pigs fly mean?"

What does "every cloud has a silver lining" mean?

Princess Penelope is an example of...

What does it mean if something "costs an arm and a leg"?

What happens if you include too many details with the main idea?

True or false: Google is a source.

If I wanted to do a research paper on Malcolm X, what would be the most reliable source to use?

"To chew someone out means..."

What keywords or pronouns do we look for in 1st person point of view?

What does it mean to find the theme of a text?