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Which elements do you find in a Drama?
Main idea and supporting details, organizational patterns
Characters, stage directions, dialogue
Characters, stage directions, dialogue, plot, theme
Rhyme scheme, figurative language, theme
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Context clues are words or phrases around an unknown word that help you figure out the meaning
True
False
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What does Main Idea mean?
The big idea
Both red and blue
What is being said about the topic
A supporting detail
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Rhyme scheme means-
pattern of rhyme at the end of the lines (ABBABB)
important words
rhythm
Both Blue and Yellow
5
What Genre is "Science Time"?
Expository
Poetry
Fiction
Drama
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Which elements do you find in a story?
Plot, figurative language, theme
Main Idea and supporting details, facts
Figurative language, rhyme scheme, theme, repetition
Characters, stage directions, dialogue
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When I see the word "conclude" I have to -
Make an inference
Pick any answer
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"Best shows" or "Best states" means-
There is only one good answer
Check your distractor...could be an answer that looks right
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What are organizational patterns, or text structures?
The plot
Line breaks in poetry
How an author organizes the information in an article
Unknown words
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"Conclude" means to reach a decision about something after you read.
False
True
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What does emphasize mean?
To infer
A paragraph
To give special importance
To show
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How do you make an inference?
read between the lines
All of the above
make an educated guess
Text Evidence + BK
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What genre is "Pucker-Up Time in Eau Claire"?
Fiction
Drama
Expository
Poetry
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What is the purpose of text features?
To make the text more enjoyable
Give the reader more information about the topic
To persuade the reader to read the entire text
To allow readers to skip the reading
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"The Ugly Truth" is the-
caption
subheading
title
caption
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"Which idea is developed" wants me to -
Theme
Make an inference
think about what idea is repeated throughout the story
Think about the main idea
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What is the purpose of subheadings?
To give more information about the topic
To break up sections
To provide the reader witht he main idea of the section
All of the above
18
A synonym for theme is-
plot
the lesson
both blue and yellow
the message
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The word "suggest" means I have to-
Both blue and yellow
make an inference using the text and my BK
Think about the characters actions
pick any answer
20
"Animal Planet" is the-
paragraph
Caption
subheading
Title
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Which elements do you find in Expository text?
Main idea and supporting details, organizational patterns, text features
stanzas, line breaks, figurative language
Plot, stage directions, dialogue, characters
Plot, main idea and supporting details
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A summary must have-
Main ide anad supporting details
the longest answer
BME
Plot
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We learn more about characters in a story by-
Reading the story slowly
Both red and blue
Noticing clues the author gives abou their traits/actions
Noticing how they change throughout the story
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What is foreshadowing?
A warning or indication of a furture event
When it's sunny outside and you can see your shadow
The plot
25
What genre is "The Making of a Baseball Bat"?
Fiction
Drama
Expository
Poetry
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Why are captions important?
They help the reader visualize
It seperates the article into sections
They tell the reader what is going on in the picture
They give the reader more information
27
A drama can have plot elements.
True
False
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Poetry can have plot elements.
True
False
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What genre is "An All-Star Inspiration"?
Story
Literary Nonfiction
Drama
Expository (Article)
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What is authors purpose?
Both Blue and Yellow
The big idea you find in an article
Persuade, inform, entertain, describe, share
Why the author wrote an article
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What genre is "Cherry Very"?
Drama
Expository
Fiction
Poetry
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Which elements do you find in poetry?
Main idea and supporting details
Characters, stage directions, plot
Figurative language, repitition, mood, theme
Fake stuff
