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5th Grade Reading SOL Review (DAY)
5th Grade Reading SOL Review (DAY)
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1
You have a book about animals but only want to learn about dolphins. Where do you look?
glossary
thesaurus
index
dictionary
2
The difference between a simile and a metaphor is -
We only use similes in poetry, never metaphors
A simile uses as or like while a metaphor does not
A simile is a type of figurative language, unlike metaphors
A simile and a metaphor are exactly the same
3
Which pair are synonyms?
crude, natural
wisely, foolishly
supply, reserve
their, there, they're
4
CAUSE: The dog was too noisy. What was the EFFECT?
It bit Tom.
The dog ran away.
He was taken back to the pound.
Tom did like it.
5
The best reference to look up information about "cells" in a science textbook is---
an index
a dictionary
a glossary
a thesaurus
6
What does it mean that "Nicholas was struck with an idea"?
His daughter hit him in the head.
While looking around the shop, one of his goods fell.
He had an idea all of a sudden.
He was hit by lightening.
7
Before reading the questions, what must you do first?
Close your eyes and count to 1 million seconds.
Read the answers and pick your favorite.
Read the passage 100 times before answering the question.
Read the GRAY BOX. It may give you clues.
8
Which of the following is an opinion?
The sky is blue
America is a country
Dogs are better than cats
I am a fifth grader
9
Where and when a story takes place is called the...
Plot
Character
Setting
Drama
10
The phrase "he's as tough as nails" is an example of a/an ...
Metaphor
Personification
Poem
Simile
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When words have the same meaning, but are different words, what are they called?
personification
antonyms
synonyms
alliteration
12
Which pair are antonyms?
wisely, foolishly
their, there, they're
crude, natural
supply, reserve
13
An author's purpose is generally to...
Inform
All of these
Persuade
Entertain
14
The UN means "NOT" in all of the words below EXCEPT for---
unfit
unsure
under
unaware
15
Using information in the story to make an educated guess of what might happen NEXT is
a statement
a prediction
author's purpose
hypothesis
16
The Venn Diagram can best be used to organize our thoughts for which kind of relationship:
Cause and Effect
Compare and Contrast
Stop, Drop, and Roll
Problem and Solution
17
What text features will help you predict what you will read?
The SOL questions and answer choices
Title of Passage
Headings
Nothing
18
The best reference to use to find a new word to replace "popular" is---
an index
a thesaurus
a glossary
a dictionary
19
The sentence, "The angry sun beat down on the sweaty beach-goers" is an example of
Informational Text
Simile
Personification
Onomotopia
20
When I say, "My hands are as cold as ice!" I am using what type of language?
Personification
Figurative Language
A Plot Device
Literal Language
21
All of the following are types of Figurative Language except ...
Fact
Simile
Metaphor
Personification
22
A question requires two or more answers if...
that's dumb! All the questions only have one answer!
the answer bubbles are square
uses plurals like "which ones are correct?"
it says "Choose all that apply"
23
What are words that are opposites?
synonyms
definition
random words
antonyms
24
The best reference to use to find the definition of "equinox" is---
an index
a glossary
a thesaurus
a dictionary
25
I will pass the SOL!
Without a doubt!!
Absolutely!!
Like a boss!! (see my simile there!)
I can't be stopped!!
26
If someone slams the door, and you figure out he/she is mad based on evidence, what is this?
a hypothesis
an instagram
an inference
an introduction
27
Which word below has a suffix with the same meaning as the suffix in the word MAINLY?
family
early
reply
warmly
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Which set are homonyms?
crude, natural
their, there, they're
wisely, foolishly
supply, reserve
