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Vocabulary for 6th grade Language Arts TESTING Vocabulary Review ELA
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If your reading passage is Non-fiction, you must figure out the
Setting
Solution
5 W's
Problem
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The wind was whispering my name as it blew through the trees. This is an example of ________
personification
idiom
simile
metaphor
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a pattern of nonfiction text in which ideas are presented step by step
problem and solution
sequence
compare and contrast
simile
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What is the 1st step in taking the STAAR test?
Target the Text
Respond to the Questions
Actively Read
Scan the Questions
5
list key points or information in a brief, organized way
captions
titles
bullets
italics
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How many test strategies are there?
Four
There are no test strategies.
Three
Two
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The reason the characters act or think the way they do
motives
traits
conflict
plot
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Describes or explains a picture or photograph to help the readers understand the picture
heading
main idea
caption
title
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To target the text you must decide if the reading passage is
Problem or Solution
Science Fiction or Historical Fiction
Fiction or Non Fiction
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An author's intent in writing a literary work ( persuade, inform , etc. )
moral
theme
main idea
author's purpose
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a problem or stuggle that takes place in a story
conflict
climax
setting
denouement
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nonfiction text where the relationship between an event and the reasons why the event occurred
problem and solution
cause and effect
plot
climax
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THis signals that a word is important
Bold print
Caption
illustration
title
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An arrangement of information in columns or rows
title
table
map
legend
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The use of descritptive words that appeal to the senses
idiom
metaphor
imagery
personificaition
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This the general feeling that the READER gets while reading
Voice
Mood
Theme
Tone
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the lesson of a myth or folktale
moral
drama
bias
problem
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Illustrations with labels that describe something or shows how it works
image
timeline
graph
diagram
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Events that help predict what will happen later in a story
dialect
drama
foreshadowing
plot
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Writing of a person's life that is told by someone else
biography
drama
fiction
autobiography
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The major division in a play is called ____________
scene
Act
dialogue
prop
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The perspective from which the story is told is called
point of view
mood
author
character
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If your reading passage is Fiction, you must figure out the...
Problem & Solution
5 W's
Setting
Character
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What is the 2nd step in the STAAR testing strategy?
Actively Read
Scan the Questions
Target Text
Respond to Questions
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The 5 W's are
What/Why
Who
While
When/Where
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an expression used in a language that is not meant to be taken literally
idiom
imagery
alliteration
personification
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In persuasion, ideas that appeal to the heart
emotional appeal
logical appeal
commerical
faulty reasoning
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the end, the resolution or conclusion. How the conflict is solved
denouement
main idea
setting
plot
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the writers attitude toward teh material and/or readers.
theme
mood
tone
symbol
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a poetry paragraph
memoir
stanza
rhyme
hyperbole
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A long speech that a character makes to another character
Props
scene
monologue
parts
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The narrator is an outsider that can see the minds of all the characters
third person limited
second person
third person omniscient
first person
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If anyone sees me dressed like this I will die.
This is an example of ___________
imagery
simile
personification
hyperbole
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a part in a story that describes something that happened in the past
flashback
moral
theme
foreshadowing
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What is the 3rd step in the STAAR test strategy?
Actively Read
Target Text
Scan the Question
Respond to Question
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The words that give the actors instructions about what to do in a play
stage directions
dialect
act
dialogue
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THis is an example of: Carrie is a magnet for trouble.
personification
simile
alliteration
metaphor
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this has something from the beginning, middle and end of the story
topic sentence
main idea
logical order
summary
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Figurative language that is a comparison using like or as
simile
personification
idiom
metaphor
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Anything that can represent something else.
symbol
refrain
mood
theme
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the words that are spoken by the actors in a play
<p>scene</p>
dialogue
<p>words</p>
<p>playwright</p>