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6th Grade Collections Unit 1 Test Review
6th Grade Collections Unit 1 Test Review
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These are vocabulary terms for concepts covered in Unit 1 of 6th Grade Collections.
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This is what I use to support my answers.
prediction
I cheat
inference
cite evidence
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What is your knowledge + clues from the text = my decision or __________?
sentence starters
text feature
inference
context clues
3
Context Clues: The chili was
bland
, so I added pepper and salt.
sour
without flavor
cold
spicy
4
This type of point of view uses the pronouns I, me, and my.
third-person omniscient
first person
third-person limited
5
What is the pattern at the end of lines in a poem called?
stanza
rhyme scheme
line
repetition
6
What is the name of a book or article called?
index
glossary
caption
Title
7
What is the term for a group of lines in a poem?
paragraph
stanza
line
group
8
What text features shows a real visual?
illustration
map
photograph
diagram
9
Were _1_ there when Kevin bought _2_ lunch, dropped it, spilled it on Emily, and made _3_ cry?
you, his, her
they, his, she
us, his, she
you, him, her
10
This type of point of view is where the narrator knows the thoughts and feelings of one person.
third-person limited
first person
third-person omniscient
11
Which sentence correctly uses pronouns?
Me and Ricky stood back watching.
Ricky and me stood back watching.
Ricky and us stood back watching.
Ricky and I stood back watching.
12
Which picture shows location?
illustration
map
photograph
diagram
13
This type of point of view is where the narrator knows all characters' thoughts and feelings.
third-person omniscient
first person
third-person limited
14
Which sentence uses nonrestrictive elements correctly? (dashes)
The teacher who reminds us of Maleficent gave us extra HW.
The teacher- who reminds us of Maleficent gave us extra HW.
The teacher- who reminds us of Maleficent- gave us extra HW.
The teacher who- reminds us -of Maleficent gave us extra HW.
15
What helps the reader chunk information in a text?
subheading
table of contents
glossary
sidebar
16
Context Clues: The town looked tiny from the
summit
of the mountain.
winter
bottom
middle
top
17
What part of plot contains the character, setting, and conflict /problem?
rising action
resolution
exposition
climax
18
What is another name for unit vocabulary?
technical term
glossary
labels
table of contents
19
What word is using the prefix mis-? (meaning wrongly)
missing
mister
dismiss
misunderstood
20
What is the term that means a word or words are used multiple times in a poem or text?
repetition
rhyme scheme
stanza
line
21
What word uses the suffix -able? (able to be)
table
cable
stable
capable
22
Which part of the story is the worst for the main character?
rising action
falling action
exposition
climax
23
Where does the suspense build in a story?
exposition
rising action
falling action
resolution
24
This text feature gives additional information about a topic.
caption
sidebar
table of contents
footnote
25
Which is an example of Standard English?
Do ya have a pencil?
Gimme your toy.
Whatcha havin for lunch?
I do not have any money.
26
Which sentence uses nonrestrictive elements correctly? (commas)
My dog, who is named Buster loves to eat, cheese.
My dog who is named Buster, loves to eat cheese.
My dog who is named Buster loves to eat cheese.
My dog, who is named Buster, loves to eat cheese.
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Which is an example of proper/ Standard English?
Like, totally!
OMG!
How you doin?
How are you?
