Supporting details are:

evidence from the text that proves your answer

What is figurative language?

Words that should not be taken literally

The purpose of visualizing is to:

picture the story in your head while you read

Using what you know plus what you read to make a smart guess

If you are making a prediction, you are:

Making an inference before you read

You can use context clues to:

Decode the meaning of unknown words

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1
Which genre of writing is this prompt: What is alike and different about the characters?
Narrative Story
Compare and Contrast Essay
Informative Essay
Opinion Essay
2
Authors write books to:
entertain
persuade
all of the above
inform
3
Supporting details are:
evidence from the text that proves your answer
facts from a story
sentences about the main character
any sentence from the text
4
When you sequence events from a story, you:
Explain the story
Reread the text
Compare and contrast
Put main events in order
5
The purpose of a biography is to:
entertain
inform
persuade
all of the above
6
What is an example of a text feature?
Bold Print
Diagram
Map
All of the above
7
When you contrast two things you:
ask thick questions
tell what is different
tell what is alike
make an inference
8
You can use the words "somebody wanted but so then" to
make an inference
write a summary
answer questions about the story
find the main idea
9
What is the main idea of a story?
A summary of the story
Supporting details in the story
Evidence from the text
What the story is mostly about
10
Sharks are the coolest animals is an example of a:
inference
opinion
fact
generalization
11
Deciduous trees have leaves that change throughout the seasons is an example of a:
fact
generalization
inference
opinion
12
What is figurative language?
A genre of writing
Words that should not be taken literally
Words that should be taken literally
Any idiom
13
The purpose of visualizing is to:
Do a picture walk
Find the illustrator
Draw pictures while you read
picture the story in your head while you read
14
An inference is:
A context clue
Using evidence from the text to support your answer
An answer to a question
Using what you know plus what you read to make a smart guess
15
If you are making a prediction, you are:
Reading between the lines
Looking at the pictures
Making an inference after you read
Making an inference before you read
16
Which genre of writing: Tell about a time you went to the beach.
Informative Essay
Opinion Essay
RACE
Narrative Story
17
The theme of the story teaches you:
the main idea
a lesson
about a fable
new information
18
A character's traits are:
what they act like
their name
what they look like
protagonist
19
You can use context clues to:
Look for clues about what will happen next
Find cause and effects
Find evidence
Decode the meaning of unknown words
20
What question does point of view answer?
Who are the characters in the story?
What is the story mostly about?
Where does the story take place?
Who is telling the story?
21
Select the answer that is true. If a story is realistic, it:
can have fantasy elements
is always a true story that has happened
Could possibly happen
Is nonfiction
22
What is a comparison using like or as?
A simile
An idiom
A synonym
A metaphor
23
Where and when a story takes place is called the:
setting
time period
location
main idea
24
The purpose of an opinion essay is to:
entertain
all of the above
inform
persuade
25
Which genre of writing is this prompt: Do you think 3rd graders should have a bedtime?
RACE
Narrative Story
Informative Essay
Opinion Essay

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