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Who is a character?
someone who is an actor
someone who plays a role in a story
a movie
tree
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How do you start your sentence?
lowercase letter
punctuation mark
period
capital letter
3
What does it mean to contrast?
tell how two things are different
tell how two things are alike
tell why something happens
tell how a character feels
4
You must provide text evidence from the passage to prove your answer.
False
True
5
Our brains are like computers for the body. This is a ______.
simile
hyperbole
idiom
metaphor
6
What should you do the night before the test? Choose all that apply.
get plenty of rest
set an alarm to make sure you wake up on time
stay up past midnight
eat a healthy breakfast
7
What is an informational text?
a text that talks about life
a text that talks about stuff
a text with information
a text that tells a story
8
What punctuation goes at the end of this sentence: What is your name ______
,
!
?
.
9
Pick the Antonyms.
We're not ALLOWED to talk ALOUD at the play.
He will WIND the watch in the WIND.
She is GLEEFUL, and he is JOYOUS.
I am EXHAUSED, but he is LIVELY.
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In your writing, be sure to include:
text evidence
all of these
introduction sentence
conclusion sentence
11
Where does a suffix go?
beginning
end
middle
on top
12
What is the reason someone acts or behaves in a specific way?
anger
dogs
motivation
excited
13
Where does a prefix go?
on top
beginning
end
middle
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What do you call the events that happen in the beginning, middle, and end of a story?
plot
characters
conflict
setting
15
What does it mean to compare?
tell why something happens
tell how two things are alike
tell how characters feel
tell how two things are different
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What do you call the group of lines that make up the body of a poem?
stanza
meter
bars
rhyme
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What is the message or lesson of a text called?
main idea
punishment
theme
a reading lesson
18
What is characterization?
Behavior and attitude that make up an author's personality
How two characters are wrong
Character's friends
A character's speech, thoughts, effect on others, actions, and looks
19
How do you find the meaning of an unknown word in a text/passage?
text features
main idea
quote
context clues
20
What should you do the morning of the test? Choose ALL that apply.
eat a good breakfast
dress in layers so you are not too hot or too cold
sleep in
wake up on time
21
What is an opinion?
a story
what some thinks, feels about something
the color pink
something you can prove
22
What is a conflict?
Problem
Picture
Plot
Poem
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Pick the SYNONYMS.
He will WIND the watch in the WIND.
We're not ALLOWED to talk ALOUD at the play.
She is GLEEFUL, and he is JOYOUS.
I am FATIGUED, but he is LIVELY.
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Pick the Homophones.
I am FATIGUED, but he is LIVELY.
She is GLEEFUL, and he is JOYOUS.
He will WIND the watch in the WIND.
We're not ALLOWED to talk ALOUD at the play.
25
What are text features?
features for design
features that do NOT help you understand the text
features for fun
features that help you understand the text being read
26
What is key idea?
what the text is mostly about
the text features
the character's problem
specific details from the text
27
When writing an essay, you should:
plan your writing with paper/pencil
revise and edit your writing
restate and answer the question
all of these
28
What is point of view?
perspective
The view from which the story is told; 1st or 3rd
cause and effect
author's purpose
29
What is a setting?
the characters feelings
the character
where and when the story takes place
the main idea
30
What is NOT something a reader does?
look in the text for answers
find details that support your answers
skip a text they cannot read and never come back to it
rereads the text
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Pick the Homographs.
He will WIND the watch in the WIND.
We're not ALLOWED to talk ALOUD at the play.
She is GLEEFUL, and he is JOYOUS.
I am FATIGUED, but he is LIVELY.
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What do you do when you don't understand the question?
reread and paraphrase
answer it anyway
move on and don't come back to it
leave it blank
