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Longest STAAR review EVER!!!!!
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Type of structure when all information is organized by like groups
sequencing
classification
compare/contrast
problem/solution
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If you come across any words that you do not know on the STAAR Reading test, you should
Use the dictionary to look up the best definition
read all definitions and figure out which one is best
all of the above
use context clues in passage to see which definition matches
3
Words that describe how things look, sound, taste, smell and feel are known as:
none of the above
sensory language
all of the above
sensory imagery
4
The stars danced playfully in the moonlight.
personification
metaphor
simile
idiom
5
Poetry written without any form, rhyme, rhythm, meter or line
lyrical
narrative
free verse
epic
6
When you combine what you read with your own past experiences, you can make:
an inference
an ironic plot twist
a hyperbole
a main idea
7
A statement that is proven with facts-
factual claim
statement
opinion
commonplace assertion
8
The tone of a poem/text is best described as:
the author's purpose
author's attitude toward the subject or audience
the main idea of overall message
the way you feel after you read the text
9
This point of view is told from a character in the story.
first person
third person omniscient
third person
10
This point of view is told from an outside narrator.
third person
first person
second person
11
____________ is true.
Drama
Fiction
Poetry
Non-Fiction
12
__________ tell actors what to do in a drama.
Characters
Dialogue
Setting
Stage directions
13
Connotation is
the emotional weight a word carries
the dictionary definition of a word
the repetition of a word or phrase
exaggerating the truth
14
Which of the following is a possible theme?
Don't light a match
Don't talk during class
Read great books
Follow your dreams
15
The text show how ideas/things are alike or different
problem/solution
cause/effect
sequencing
compare/contrast
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How do you choose the best summary?
It is always the first sentence of each passage
just guess
Make sure it includes extra details
check for beginning, middle and end
17
This type of point of view uses "I", "me", or "we"-
first person
second person
third person omniscient
third person limited
18
Which of the following is not a simile?
She sounds like a blue jay.
No one likes a tattle tale.
Your cheeks are as red as a rose.
She is as pretty as a picture.
19
This text structure discusses a topic, giving the characteristics and qualities.
description
cause/effect
sequence
problem/solution
20
The theme of a poem/text is _________.
always told at the end of the story
one or two words
a detailed summary
the message the authors wants readers to understand
21
Language that appeals to the 5 senses and helps paint a picture in the reader's mind is called:
hyperbole
sensations
details
imagery
22
Irony is ____________________
events that seem deliberately contrary to what one expects
predicting what will happen next
something funny in a story
the climax of a poem
23
How do you choose the best
SUMMARY
of a passage?
All of the above
Look for details from the beginning, middle & end of passage
Make sure information in the answer is also in the passage
Read all answer choices
24
Skits and plays are called
novel
drama
short story
poem
25
Writer places events in the order that they happen
cause/effect
problem/solution
sequencing
compare/contrast
26
A piece of writing that a person writes about his/her life
autobiography
biography
essay
speech
27
What is the term used when characters are speaking?
setting
scene
dialogue
fiction
28
He let the cat out of the bag.
alliteration
onomatopoeia
simile
idiom
29
A statement that cannot be proven
fact
opinion
30
Bill felt remorse, or SHAME for his harsh words. Which word is a context clue?
remorse
harsh
shame
felt
31
A statement many people assume to be true, but it can't be proven-
opinion
commonplace assertion
factual claim
none of the above
32
Something that stands for or represents something else is a
stanza
symbol
sensory imagery
summary
33
The way the author creates and describes a character in a text is called:
characterization
imagery
details
personal description
34
Poems are broken into _________.
sections
lines
paragraphs
stanzas
35
What does the word
CONVEY
mean?
to show
all of the above
To make known or understandable by someone
to communicate or tell someone something
36
What is an
EXCERPT
?
an entire novel
a poem
a short part taken from a longer written work
the beginning of a short story
37
This text structure talks about an issue and a way to solve the issue.
sequence
cause/effect
description
problem/solution
38
Giving human attributes to a non-human thing is called _______.
simile
personification
hyberbole
metaphor
39
________ point of view uses pronouns like "he", "she", "it", "they", or a name.
First
Third person omniscient
Third
Second
40
A special quality or something special about one's personality is a
conflict
relationship
motivation
trait
41
You could use a Venn diagram for this type of text structure.
description
problem/solution
cause/effect
compare/contrast
42
To persuade, to inform or to entertain is known as-
author's claim
main idea
tone
author's purpose
43
__________ is when words sound like what they mean.
Alliteration
Rhyme
Repetition
Onomatopoeia
44
Text shows one event causes another; Look for words like because, then, since, and as a result
compare/contrast
problem/solution
cause/effect
sequencing
45
This point of view uses the pronouns "I" and "we"-
third person omniscient
third person
first person
second person
46
What does
CONCLUDE
mean when asked like this: "What can the reader
conclude
about _____?
to infer
arrive at a judgement by reasoning
all of the above
make a decision about
47
Usually written in short line that often rhyme
poem
short story
novel
drama
48
My first period teacher is a dragon.
metaphor
alliteration
simile
personification
49
Which of the following is not a strategy used on the STAAR?
ask a friend
reread the passage
read the questions first
make notes in the margin
50
"But mom, the cookies jumped off the shelf to me!" is an example of:
hyperbole
personification
alliteration
metaphor
51
Which is the best example of alliteration?
I would walk a million miles to see you.
Wistfully whistling, William walked by the water.
Her house looked like it was struck by a tornado.
She drank her coffee every morning.
52
The attitude of the speaker in the story is called-
attitude
voice
motivation
tone
53
Point of view when narrator has knowledge about ALL characters.
third person omniscient
first person
second person
third person limited
54
You should fill out a ________ for fictional passages.
t-chart
plot line
venn diagram
diagram
55
An account of a person's actual experience-emotional/personal/memories
memoir
poem
biography
speech
56
Written with the purpose to persuade-
drama
fiction
memoir
persuasive
57
______ is when words have identical or similar ending sounds.
Alliteration
Rhyme
Repetition
Onomatopoeia
58
_________ is a made up story.
Non-Fiction
Fiction
59
This point of view is when a narrator only knows the thoughts/feelings of ONE character-
second person
first person
third person omniscient
third person limited
60
Betty Botter bought some butter, but she said the butter's bitter.
personification
alliteration
onomatopoeia
simile
61
The problem or struggle a character faces
motivation
trait
conflict
relationship
62
Literature or other writing that is invented/made up by the author
Fiction
Memorabilia
Non-fiction
characterization
63
___________ point of view uses the pronoun "you"-
third person omniscient
first
third
second
64
Sometimes authors repeat words or phrases to
get on the reader's nerves
take up space in a their poem
sound more intelligent
emphasize an important idea
65
To be successful on the STAAR, you
MUST
do which of the following?
all of the above
THINK about what you're reading & what you already know
Look up unfamiliar words in the dictionary
Read & re-read questions, answer choices, parts of passage
66
This text structure talks about something that happens and why it happens.
problem/solution
sequence
cause/effect
description