5th Grade ELA Review Game

______ getting a snow cone!

Choose the one that is properly punctuated.

Which is not an example of a theme?

_____ is no room for a couch here!

In an argumentative essay, the author's purpose is to:

Disney World is one of the best places to go on a vacation.

Don't touch _____ group project!

Which of the following pairs of words are antonyms?

Author's Purpose? A story about two girls going on an adventure

Which of the following correctly punctuates the title of an article?

What is an illustration with labels? (text feature)

Which of the following is not a conjunction?

Which of the following is correct?

Go over _____.

What type of figurative language? "Lightning danced across the sky."

The setting of the story includes:

______ always fooling around.

Which is spelled correctly?

What a person thinks about a topic (cannot be proven)

Which of the following is correct:

You should go to Australia.

What type of figurative language? "She sold seashells by the seashore."

What is the message of the story/what the author wants you to learn?

When a prompt asks you to provide text evidence, what is it asking you to do?

1st, 2nd, or 3rd person: "You need to grow up!" my mom screamed at me.

Past, present, future: I am bored.

What type of figurative language? "He was as tall as a skyscraper."

Which of the following pairs of words are synonyms?

When the writer explains the other side’s opinion but then explains how his opinion is better

1st, 2nd, or 3rd person: I went to the store. The cashier said, "Have a great day!"

What type of figurative language? "Her eyes were beautiful pools of blue water."

Author's Purpose? An article about why you should get cable TV

What is a stanza?

1st, 2nd, or 3rd person: "You need to stop worrying," I told her. "It will all be okay."

Author's Purpose? An article about the solar system

1st, 2nd, or 3rd person: He jumped off the tracks. "Did you see that?" he asked.

"Brave, determined, hardworking, diligent, greedy" These words are examples of:

Past, present, or future: We are studying the Revolutionary War.

What is the text structure of an article about how cats and dogs are the same and different?

What is a brief retelling of the main points of a text, without including small details?

What is the text structure of an article about climate change & what people R doing to fix it?

What is the text structure of a biography?

What type of figurative language? "BANG!"

An educated guess about something an author does not directly say, based on text evidence?

Past, present, or future: We studied the Revolutionary War.

Can theme be a 1-word answer?

Abraham Lincoln was assassinated.

Which of the following sentences is properly punctuated?

What are context clues?

Author's Purpose? Your Shark Tank posters

1st, 2nd, or 3rd person: You walk over to the door and open it. "I hope nobody is out there..."

What can be used to find the meaning of unknown words?

What type of figurative language? "You have a chip on your shoulder."

Which are fake stories?

When a question asks you to compare one or more things, you:

Which are true stories?

Which of the following is not a situation in which you would use quotation marks?

Author's Purpose? A magazine about Bruno Mars

Choose the one that is properly punctuated

What type of figurative language? "He was as tall as a skyscraper."

Dogs wag ____ tails.

In a narrative, the author's purpose is to:

Pick the sentence that is punctuated correctly.

True or false: "Alot" is 1 word.

When a question asks you to contrast two or more things, you:

What is the text structure of an article about how the Earth formed?

Which of the following is not a transition word?

What punctuation mark usually connects the tag to the quotation?

Which of the following would be considered a tag for dialogue?

Past, present, or future: We will be studying the Revolutionary War.