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NSCAS Reading Review
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Use this to help prepare for the NeSA Reading assessment! #nesa #middleschool
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A prefix is
the ending part of the word
the beginning part of the word
the main part of the word
2
The best college is Kansas State University.
This is
:
a fact
a opinion
3
We ran so fast, we were flying!
This is an example of
:
simile
metaphor
hyperbole
onomatopeia
4
"Beep!"
This is an example of
:
simile
personification
alliteration
onomatopoeia
5
If you needed to find
synonyms
and
antonyms
, which reference book would you use?
encyclopedia
atlas
dictionary
thesaurus
6
What is the
setting
of a story?
why the author wrote it
when and where it takes place
who it is about
what it is about
7
A
theme
of a story is:
the time it happens
the life lesson
the place where it happens
a fact
8
If you needed to locate lakes in Nebraska, what reference book would you use?
atlas
encyclopedia
thesaurus
dictionary
9
If a story is written in
3rd person
, what pronouns would you see?
us, our, and we
you and your
he, she, and they
I, me, my
10
Which happens first: cause or effect?
effect
cause
11
Because of better businesses, we have a beautiful community.
This is an example of:
alliteration
metaphor
onomatopoeia
personification
12
What is the
plot
of a story?
the people in the story
when the story takes places
the life lesson in the story
the events in the story
13
A suffix is
the beginning part of the word
the main part of the word
the ending part of the word
14
What is a simile?
comparison using like or as
a sound word
repeating consonant sounds
a reference book
15
If a story is written in
1st person
, what pronouns would you see?
they, he, and she
you and your
I, my, and mine
16
Antonym means...
opposite
same
17
Synonym means...
same
opposite
18
What is a metaphor?
compare two things using "like" or "as"
repeat the same first letter
compare two things NOT using "like" or "as"
drammatic exaggeration
