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5th Grade ELA F.A.S.T. Test Preparation/Review
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Florida F.A.S.T. test prep grade 5 ELA
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How do we determine the theme of a story?
look at the conflicts characters face and how they solve them
by understanding to the characters thoughts and feelings
look at the text evidence
find the central idea
2
True or False: Looking at titles and headings can help me find the main idea of a text.
True
False
3
What does the word persuade mean?
to develop a plan
cause someone to believe something, to convince
to ask questions and come up with answers
to do something you don't want to do, but someone made you do it
4
What are examples of author's purpose?
to figure out the meaning of words using context clues
to fall behind in the text
to state their opinions
to persuade, entertain and inform
5
Imagery is
repeating the same sound in a poem
using 5 senses to create a mental image, or picture
an illustration
repeating the same words in a poem
6
What is the falling action of the story?
where the story takes place
the suspenseful part of the story
the resolution to the conflict
the turning point of the story
7
All are example of figurative language, except:
simile and metaphor
alliteration & personification
prefix and suffix
hyperbole and idiom
8
Key words for cause-and-effect text structure include:
challenge and problem
not only and between
as a result, for this reason
finally, next
9
Claim:
Polar Bears can adapt to the Artic. What is an example of
evidence
to back that up?
polar bears are made for the Artic.
polar bears are big, so they are predators
polar bears are white to blend in with the snow
polar bears have fur that traps heat to help stay warm in cold climates
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What is the climax of the story?
the part of the story that builds suspense
the beginning of the story
the turning point in the story
where the conflict is solved
11
All of the following are story elements, except:
plot (rising action, climax, falling action)
characters and character traits
illustrations and captions
setting
12
True or False: An example of a primary source is a diary or memoir.
False
True
13
Statements that are factual and can be proved with evidence are what type of statements?
subjective
evidence
opinion
objective
14
What is the central idea of a text?
the lesson learned
What the text is about. The TOPIC + the POINT
the opinion of the author
the evidence in the text
15
True or false: Words that are associated with compare are alike and similar
False
True
16
What is a synonym for illustration?
slide
side box
picture
drawing
17
True or False: The Word created is a synonym for developed?
True
False
18
What is the theme of a story?
the point of view
the unknown vocabulary words in a text
the lesson learned, or moral of a text
the main idea, or central idea of a text
19
All are examples of character traits, except:
funny, mature and shy
tall, thin and pretty
intelligent and light-hearted
kind, generous
20
True or False: All story elements must be understood to really be able to comprehend a text.
False
True
21
What are key details or relevant information?
information that is not important
examples that describe the central idea
the lesson learned
the unknown words
22
What is a heading used for?
to add to the text
to divide text
to give us more titles
to tell us the central idea of a text
23
The rising action of the plot:
is when the conflict is resolved
is the climax of the story
builds suspense leading to climax
is the end of the story
24
Key words for problem and solution text structure include:
on the other hand and not only
challenge and an answer to
first , next and finally
not only and opposed to
25
When you are comparing two ideas in a text, you are.......
adding to the ideas with your own opinions and thoughts
contrasting the ideas
figuring out what the ideas have in common, what is similar about them
figuring out what differences the ideas have
26
What does the term "perspective" mean?
point of view
the lesson learned
the central idea
the characters thoughts
27
What is a synonym for conflict?
cause
problem, or challenge
solution
character
28
What is text structure?
the problem in the text
the way the text is read
the way the text was organized
the type of text it is
29
What is character's perspective?
how the character views events and topics
the facts and evidence in the text
the characters responses
the way the author views the story
30
Which is an example of a formal tone?
May I have a drink of water please?
Let me get a drink of water.
Grab me that Water.
Let me get that water.
31
What is the plot of the story?
the main idea
the lesson learned
the conflict & the resolution
where the story takes place
32
When you are contrasting two ideas from a text, you are.....
trying to find the differences between the ideas
trying to find out what the ideas have in common
comparing them
adding to the ideas in the text
33
What is an author's perspective?
How the author chooses to write the text
How the author feels about a topic
How the author chooses the illustrator
How the author knows about the topic
34
What are some examples of text structures?
glossary and index
chronological, cause and effect, compare & contrast
title, illustration, headings
cause and effect and timeline
35
In poetry the paragraphs are called
stanzas
lines
the text
directions
36
Statements that are made by someone, including thier opinion are what type of statements?
subjective
informal
formal
objective
37
True or False: Characters life experiences can influence their perspective.
False
True
38
True or False: A graph is a visual representation of data.
True
False
39
What is a secondary source?
someone retelling a story or event that did not experience the event
a first-person account
third person point of view
first person point of view
40
What does the illustration contribute to the text? What does the word contribute mean as used here?
contribute
add to
less than
take away
41
What is a caption?
a brief explanation of an illustration, cartoon or other graphic
the title of the picture
an illustration
the opinion of the author
42
What does author's purpose mean?
the reason for writing the text; what the author wants you to learn
the text structure
the way they write the text
the central idea of the text
43
All are examples of informal tone, except:
Nah, not today.
I was late 'cause of the light.
I do apologize for my tardiness, I got caught at the light.
I gottta go.
44
True or False: A primary source is one who has witnessed the event themselves.
True
False
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True or False: Words that are associated with contrast are difference, on the other hand and not only
True
False
