What does the comprehension skill "problem and solution" mean for how the text is organized?

The author poses a problem and then explains the solution.

It tells the story of a person's life in 3rd person.

How can you tell that a story or narrative is a fairy tale?

It has a "made-up" setting and magical characters.

What is "personification" in a text?

Writers use words in unusual ways to help picture something., It gives human qualities to an animal or object.

How does the comprehension strategy "make predictions" help when reading a text?

It helps to keep readers involved in the story.

What does the comprehension strategy "reread" mean?

To read parts of the text to better understand it.

It describes a hero's quest or set of tasks to complete.

How can the comprehension skill "sequence" help a reader when reading a biography?

By presenting information in a predictable pattern.

What does an expository text do?

It gives facts, examples, and explanations about a topic.

How do authors help readers use "context clues" to understand vocabulary when reading a text?

By using commas and the clue word or to define a word.

How is a folktale different than a fairytale?

It includes the repetition of actions or words., It often uses foreshadowing and imagery.

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A review of 5th Grade Wonders Curriculum concepts Units 1 and 2

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What does the comprehension skill "problem and solution" mean for how the text is organized?
That the author needs help with a problem.
That there are problems in the world that need solving.
That there are questions and answers that you need to write.
The author poses a problem and then explains the solution.
2
What is a biography?
It tells you how to assemble furniture.
It tells the story of a person's life in 3rd person.
It is a personal story told in first person.
A mythical story with imaginary characters.
3
How can you tell that a story or narrative is a fairy tale?
It has nice illustrations.
There is a happy ending.
It tells you how to complete a task or assemble a product.
It has a "made-up" setting and magical characters.
4
What is "personification" in a text?
Writers use words in unusual ways to help picture something.
When a story uses illustrations, details, and structure.
When a story is about people.
It gives human qualities to an animal or object.
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How does the comprehension strategy "make predictions" help when reading a text?
It gives a problem and solution in the text.
It helps pass time.
It looks great on a test.
It helps to keep readers involved in the story.
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What does the comprehension strategy "reread" mean?
Read something.
To repeat yourself.
To read parts of the text to better understand it.
To model understanding for peers.
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What is a folktale?
It has a sequence and uses third person.
It is realistic fiction and could really happen.
It describes a hero's quest or set of tasks to complete.
It is a historical narrative.
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How can the comprehension skill "sequence" help a reader when reading a biography?
By presenting information in a predictable pattern.
Because it is something that could actually happen.
By alphabetizing lists.
By numbering items 1, 2, 3.
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What does an expository text do?
It is a funny story with a happy ending.
It includes comics and humorous illustrations.
It gives facts, examples, and explanations about a topic.
It has instructions to follow to complete a task.
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How do authors help readers use "context clues" to understand vocabulary when reading a text?
By using simple words so that everyone can understand them.
By putting a glossary at the end of a story.
By using commas and the clue word or to define a word.
They don't, people just need to look things up.
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How is a folktale different than a fairytale?
It includes facts about a real person.
It includes the repetition of actions or words.
It doesn't have a happy ending.
It often uses foreshadowing and imagery.

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