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Fourth Grade English Language Arts Review
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You can tell when a cat is angry. Its ears are laid back and it may hiss.
The author uses description
The author uses sequence
The author uses cause and effect
The author uses problem and solution
2
A story that is told by an outside narrator is which point of view?
Second Person
First Person
Third Person
3
The event began with a powerful earthquake off the northeastern coast of Japan’s main island.
This is a first hand account
This is a second hand account
4
What is the theme of a story?
All of the above
A challenge for the character
What the story is all about
The lesson the author whats the reader to learn
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What are details?
The people, animals, or objects in the story
What the story is about
Where the story takes place
Evidence that supports the main idea
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What is plot?
A mountain
A piece of land
The events in a story
A roller coaster
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" I was walking in the park when suddenly a three headed monster jumped from behind the tree".
This is a first hand account
The is a second hand account
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What type of figurative language gives objects or animals human qualities?
Onomatopoeia
Personification
Similes
Metaphors
9
Cats are similar to lions. They are both felines and have sharp teeth, but a cat is smaller.
The author uses a compare and contrast text structure.
The author uses a description text structure.
The author uses a cause and effect text structure.
The author uses a problem and solution text structure.
10
What was the rising action in in the story "Stuck By Luck"?
When Mark and his family goes to the art gallery
What is a rising action???
When Mark's hand gets stuck inside of the vase
When Mark's lucky rabbit's foot falls into the vase
11
Amy blew an enormous bubble with her gum, the gum splattered all over her face. The cause is..
Amy blew an enormous bubble with her gum
The gum splattered all over her face
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What the text is about is the.....
Problem
Setting
Theme
Main Idea
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Cats sometimes scratch the furniture. One solution is to cover the furniture.
The author uses a cause and effect text structure.
The author uses a problem and solution text stucture
The author uses a description text structure.
The author uses a sequence text structure.
14
The setting and characters are introduced during which story element?
Resolution
Climax
Background
Rising Action
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What is an inference?
A summary of the story
A guess or conclusion based on the text
None of these
The lesson the author wants the reader to learn
16
You find out the solution and reach the conclusion of the story during which point in a story?
Climax
Falling Action
Resolution
Background
17
A synonym is a word that means the
Same
Opposite
18
Cats often have lots of energy and will play for a long time. As a result they take many naps.
The author uses a description text structure.
The author uses a compare and contrast text structure.
The author uses a problem and solution text structure.
The author uses a cause and effect text structure.
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What was the climax in "Stuck by Luck"?
When the auctioneer sold the vase to Mark's parents.
When Mark dropped his lucky rabbits foot in the vase.
When Dad used oil to get Mark's hand out of the vase.
When Mark's hand gets stuck in the vase.
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An antonym is a word that means the...
Same
Opposite
21
Which text feature tells me what the section in the article or text will be about?
Subheadings
Title
Caption
Side Bar
22
A folktale is...
A text that gives you information
Who knows?
A text that is written about someones life.
A story that has been told for many year to teach a lesson
23
A poem has....
Sentences
Paragraphs
Stanzas
Chapters
24
In an informational text, where can you find the definitions of bolded words?
Title
Subheadings
Dictionary
Glossary
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Clouds are formed in the following way. First water turns into vapor. Next the vapor condenses.
The author uses description
The author uses sequence
The author uses cause and Effect
The author uses problem and Solution
