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Are YOU smarter than a 3rd grade reader?
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Oh, no! I still can't sound out that unfamiliar word, and I need to know what it means. Help!
Guess!
Skip it!
Throw yourself on the floor and throw a tantrum.
Use your context clues to figure out it's meaning.
2
Recounting the story includes:
telling the entire story again, word for word.
retelling the story with key events in your own words.
3
Which genre would include text features, such as headings, charts, sidebars or hyperlinks?
Informational Text
Realistic fiction
Traditional Literature
Mystery
4
To show a sequence of events, an author will frequently use words like:
Before, after, lastly or in time.
dates and times.
first, then, next and finally.
Following _____, or prior to __________.
5
When you are faced with a short or extended response, what should you do?
PANIC
RACE
START
SKIP IT
6
Some examples of traditional literature include:
any story involving a talking animal.
biographies, autobiographies and science articles.
fairy tales, folktales, tall tales and fables.
poetry.
7
Cause and effect relationships can be found in every story. What is a cause?
a connection between two events.
Something you feel strongly about.
a small group of volunteers.
the reason something happens.
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The feeling that the story creates in the reader is the __________________.
mood
reflection
response
9
Poetry is it's own type of genre. It can either be fiction or non-fiction in nature.
True
False
10
A way to describe the 'central message' is:
the main idea.
what happens in the middle.
the lesson found in the story.
a full recounting of the passage.
11
Uh, oh! There's an unfamiliar word in your reading path! How are you going to get past it?
Skip it!
Sound it out.
12
Key details include every single little thing mentioned in the passage.
True
False
13
A biography is:
a story of a real person's life written by another person.
a story of a real person life written by that person.
14
What is the main idea of any reading passage?
my opinion.
All of the details.
What the passage is mostly about.
What one paragraph is about.
15
Must you try your best?
Yes, it's important and I'm proud of the work I've done!
No, I really don't care about anything.
16
Different types of literature are called:
categories
genres
groups
interesting
17
An autobiography is:
a story of a real person's life written by that person.
a story of a real person's life written by another person.
18
Informational text is a type of non-fiction. True or false.
False
True
19
Authors have three main purposes for writing. They are to:
write because they feel like it.
entertain, inform or persuade.
argue, respond and provide false information.
whine, laugh and critique.
20
What makes poems different from other types of literature?
Poems have no meaning, just like stories.
Poems have verses and stanzas, not sentences and paragraphs.
Poems have an author, and stories don't.
Poems tell a story and other stories don't.
21
Do the illustrations in the text help the reader in any way?
No, they're a waste of time.
Yes, they can help the reader create a deeper meaning.
22
What does infer mean?
to read everything on the page.
to slide across the counter and onto the floor.
to make an assumption based on text or visual evidence.
To guess.
