Why should you always read a title?

To get an idea of what you will be reading.

What is one thing you should do when "pre-reading?"

Skim the questions and answers.

What do "italic" and "bold" words mean when reading?

Hey, look at me - pay attention to me.

How do you make an "inference?"

Use your background knowledge, and read carefully.

What are some SIGNAL words used for cause / effect text structure?

Because, consequently, as a result

What is an "author's purpose?"

Persuade, Inform, Entertain - PIE

What should be included in the plot?

setting, characters, conflict, conclusion

A plot diagram should include the following:

Intro, rising action, climax, resolution

Which of the answers below are text structures?

Descriptive, chronological order, cause/effect, problem/solution

What does "theme" mean?

The moral or lesson learned/ main idea.

What does text structure mean?

How the author organizes information for the reader

What does paraphrase mean?

To put things in your own words.

What does "tone" mean.

The way the author feels about the subject.

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1
Which of the following has rhyme?
He looked like a dog.
Mrs. Ezazi is making me crazy!
The hat does not fit the cat.
Disco dancing.
2
Why should you always read a title?
Because it is stupid.
IDK
Because Mrs. Ezazi told me to.
To get an idea of what you will be reading.
3
What is one thing you should do when "pre-reading?"
Skim the questions and answers.
Play Kahoot.
Count the pages.
Stare at the paper.
4
Please present your party with the paper.
Personification
Simile
Onomotopoeia
Alliteration
5
What are some SIGNAL words used in problem/solution text structure?
Consequently, within, next
conclude, solution, problem
Because, earlier, beyond
First, next, after
6
What do "italic" and "bold" words mean when reading?
That the character italicized his hair with goo.
Skip me, I am not important.
That the character is very bold.
Hey, look at me - pay attention to me.
7
How do you make an "inference?"
Use your background knowledge, and read carefully.
By randomly guessing.
Ask a neighbor for the answer.
Take the fur and put it in the closet.
8
In order to understand a poem well, how many times should you read it?
2-3 times
None, just guess
19 times in a row.
Stanza
9
What are some SIGNAL words used for cause / effect text structure?
Because, consequently, as a result
On, within, yet
Propose, question, within
Since, first, after
10
What are some SIGNAL words used with compare / contrast writing structure?
Since, next, over
Same, either, unlike
Propose, second, beyond
Like, over, then
11
Another name for chronological order is?
Problem / Solution
Sequence of events
chronic order
Timeline
12
What is an "author's purpose?"
Persuade, Inform, Entertain - PIE
To have a purpose
To eat another slice of pie.
To scare the bejesus out of you.
13
What needs to be included in a "setting."
The climax
Characters, place and time
The Bahamas
Character names
14
What should be included in the plot?
setting, characters, conflict, conclusion
conflish, solution
introduction, conclusion
everything
15
It is raining cats and dogs.
Simile
Paraphrase
Idiom
Personification
16
A plot diagram should include the following:
Characters, action, theme, falling action.
Intro, rising action, climax, resolution
Setting, rising action, falling action, resolution.
Action, theme, falling action, resolution
17
Which of the answers below are text structures?
Caption, chronological, cause/ effect, descritptive
Descriptive, chronological order, cause/effect, problem/solution
Descriptive, supportive, featured
Evidenced, problem solution, timeline, chronological order
18
What does "theme" mean?
When you take "the" and add "me" to it.
When you personify.
The character.
The moral or lesson learned/ main idea.
19
What does "mood" mean?
What kind of mood I am in when I wake up.
The feeling the author gets.
The main idea.
The feeling the reader gets.
20
When you "cite" information you must always...
Look real close with your eyes.
Include quotation marks.
Call the police.
IDK
21
Give an example of a "literary device."
Persuade
Personification
Theme
Author's purpose
22
In a story, what is the "turning point" called?
Climbing to the top of a mountain.
When two characters meet.
Hmmmm.....let me think!
The climax.
23
What does text structure mean?
How to build a structure
How the author organizes information for the reader
IIDK
How the reader organizes information for the author
24
"For example, to begin with, to illustrate," are SIGNAL works of what text structure?
Cause/effect
Problem / solution
Chronological
Descriptive
25
The cheetah is flying.
Simile
Onomotopoeia
Metaphor
Personification
26
"I overslept so I missed the bus " is an example of what text structure?
Chronological order
Cause/effect
Problem/solution
Descriptive
27
"A dolphin is like a fish but much larger" is an example of what text structure?
Descriptive
Chronological order
Compare / contrast
Sequence of events
28
What does paraphrase mean?
To explain the story.
To read the whole article.
To para the phrase.
To put things in your own words.
29
What is a stanza?
When you stand and say "w'as up dude?"
A stand where you buy tacos.
Mrs Ezazi is killing me with this game!
A paragraph in poetry.
30
What are some SIGNAL words to use for chronological order?
First, second, next, after
Since, conclude, beyond
First, because, descriptive
Consequently, then, even
31
What is the definition of "plot?"
IDK
When you paraphrase
A place to plant crops
The main idea of a story
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What does "tone" mean.
The way the author feels about the subject.
When you don't have rhythm so you can't dance.
The way a musical instrument sounds.
To be tone deaf.

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