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5th Grade Reading FSA Terminology Review
5th Grade Reading FSA Terminology Review
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Includes #5th grade Vocabulary words such as #main idea, #sequencing, and #point of view.
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What an informational text is mostly about is called what?
Key Details
Point of View
Theme
Main Idea
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From which point of view is he, she , them, they?
Third person
Second Person
First Person
Fourth Person
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Words the characters or actors speak are called what?
Acts
Dialogue
Description
Cast of Characters
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The words or phrases that help readers understand the meaning of an unfamiliar word.
Context Clues
Asking a friend
Vocabulary
Dictionary
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Terms used across many subjects and in everyday language.
Academic vocabulary
Affix
Proper Noun
Conjunction
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A guess based on what you know and what you have read. Supported by details and examples.
Comparing accounts
Inference
Theme
Explicitly stated
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A word or phrase represented by another word. (Same)
Definition
Noun
Antonyms
Synonyms
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Used to describe a problem first and then its solution.
Compare and Contrast
Problem Solution
Chronology
Description
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A phrase or sentence that tells what a photograph or other graph is about.
Title
Heading
Picture
Caption
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To show how objects, ideas, people, places, events, or passages are similar.
Compare
Venn Diagram
Contrast
Complete idea
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Information that supports the main idea in a piece of writing
Key detail
Point of View
A sentence
Main Idea
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A main section of a drama sometimes made up of scenes
Script
Act
Stage directions
Stanza
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Must be inferred
Implicitly
Theme
Explicit
Comparing accounts
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A list of the characters in a drama
List
Cast of Characters
Dialog
Script
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The key words; problem, challenge, issue, fixed, or conflict and what type of text structure?
Compare and Contrast
Chronology
Cause and Effect
Problem Solution
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Someone who heard or read of an event is which type of account?
A secret
Second-hand account
First-hand account
Third-hand account
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A story that is performed on a stage by actors; a play
Drama
Book
Poem
Prose
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The end of a piece of writing, the author restates their position and sums up the main point.
Body Paragraph
Transition
Conclusion
Introduction
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To show how objects, ideas, people, places, events, or passages are different
Contrast
Solution
Problem
Compare
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A word or phrase that is opposite in meaning (against)
Antonym
Synonym
Adverb
Adjective
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Line in a Poem
Stanza
Paragraph
Verse
Sentence
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A specific subject is known as what?
Theme
Key Details
Topic
Main Idea
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Several verses grouped together
Stanza
Sentence
Verse
Paragraph
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Account that was witnessed by someone who was there
Second-hand account
Third-hand account
What's account? Like a bank account?
First-hand account
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Word for word in the text
Plagiarism
Explicit
Implicit
Inferred
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Where and when something takes place
Main Idea
Setting
Plot
Character description
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A regular pattern of sound in the whole poem
Verse
Rhyme
Rhythm
Meter
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Repeats the same ending sound in different words.
Rhyme
Plot
Meter
Rhythm
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When the narrator or character in a story is telling the story
First person
Second Person
Third Person
Fourth Person
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What briefly restates the text including the main idea and key details?
Summary
Theme
Key Details
Main Idea
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The underlying message or lesson learned from the text is known as what?
Main Idea
Theme
Point of the story
Topic
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Adjectives to describe a character
Character motivation
Setting of the Character
Character dialogue
Character traits
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The reason an author writes a text, usually to inform, entertain, or persuade the reader.
Persuasive Essay
Authors Purpose
Theme
Main Idea
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The people who are listening to someone speaking or reading out loud.
Audience
Speaker
Clapping
Author
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Directions to a recipe is an example of which type of text structure?
Description
Cause and Effect
Chronology
Sequence
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How a narrator thinks or feels about events
He tells the story
Theme
Point-of-view
Main Idea
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The reason that something happens
Solution
Effect
Cause
Problem
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A dark, thick text that readers will notice
Underlined type
Italics
Normal font
Bold type
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The author presents events in the order in which they happened.
Problem Solution
Cause and Effect
Main Idea
Chronological/ Sequencing
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The person who tells the story
Narrator
First person
Characters in the story
The author
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This type of text structure describes a place, thing, or event by using examples.
Description
Compare and Contrast
Problem and Solution
Compare and Contrast
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A result of a cause
Solution
Problem
Cause
Effect
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A drawing with labels that shows the different parts of an objects or how something works
Picture
Graph
Illustration
Diagram
