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Sixth Grade Exam 1
Sixth Grade Exam 1
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What is the point of personification?
to make a reader relate to a non-human object as if it were a person
to make the reader feel sad
animate a story and bring it to life
to create a sense of humor
2
What does du mean?
word
against
twice
not
3
Identify the literary device in this sentence: She walked in like she owned the place.
personification
simile
none of these
metaphor
4
What does aud mean?
hear
good
many
not
5
Which of the following is the word’s part of speech?
glits
ostentatious glitter or sophistication
noun
none of these
6
What does definition mean?
the way a word is supposed to be said
the type of word a word is
the meaning of the word
none of these
7
Identify the literary device in this sentence: Cleaning up my room was a walk in the park!
metaphor
simile
none of these
personification
8
What are the literary devices we learned this week?
All of these
Personification
Similes
Metaphors
9
Identify the literary device in this sentence: Peace came in and made a home in her heart.
metaphor
personification
simile
none of these
10
Identify the literary device in this sentence: Life is a roller coaster with its ups and downs.
personification
none of these
simile
metaphor
11
What does re mean?
good
not
swear
again
12
Identify the literary device used in this sentence: The flowers danced in the wind.
metaphor
simile
none of these
personification
13
Identify the literary device used in this sentence: The bees played hide and seek among the flowers.
personification
metaphor
none of these
simile
14
Why do we ask evaluative questions?
To be sure we are able to correctly interpret clues
To relate the story to our own real life experiences
To determine whether or not the story was good or if it made sense
To be sure we can find the proof literally in the text
15
Identify the literary device used in this sentence: The waves grabbed her bucket from the sand and took it out to sea.
none of these
personification
simile
metaphor
16
What does ir mean?
hear
good
not
many
17
Identify the literary device in this sentence: She danced like no one was watching.
personification
none of these
metaphor
simile
18
Identify the literary device used in this sentence: The thunder grumbled like an old man.
none of these
metaphor
simile
personification
19
Which of the following is a purpose to an informational text?
To be entertained
To form an opinion
To be informed
To solve a problem
20
Identify the literary device in this sentence: He felt as electric as a Tesla.
none of these
simile
metaphor
personification
21
What does script mean?
writing
swear
again
meat
22
What is figurative language?
a group of sentences that are all exaggerations
the use of words in an unusual or creative manner
the use of words in a sentence that make a fact
texts that are only informational
23
Which of the following is the word’s definition?
none of these
glits
ostentatious glitter or sophistication
noun
24
Identify the literary device in this sentence: He liked the chocolate cake a lot.
personification
none of these
metaphor
simile
25
What does mis mean?
hear
empty
twice
not
26
Identify the literary device in this sentence: The flamingo walked into the pond gracefully.
simile
personification
none of these
metaphor
27
What does part of speech mean?
the way a word is supposed to be said
the type of word a word is
the meaning of the word
none of these
28
What does vac mean?
twice
good
empty
not
29
How do we find the answer to an interpretive question?
We use the knowledge from our real life experiences
We form our own opinion on whether or not the story made sense
We interpret the answer using clues
We go back and literally find the answer written in the text
30
What does carn mean?
meat
twice
hand
again
31
What does pronunciation mean?
the meaning of the word
the way a word is supposed to be said
none of these
the type of word a word is
32
What does bene mean?
not
good
swear
meat
33
What does non mean?
meat
not
many
swear
34
Identify the literary device in this sentence: The words leapt off the page as she read.
personification
simile
none of these
metaphor
35
What does anti mean?
many
against
hear
twice
36
How do we find the answer to a literal question?
We use the knowledge from our real life experiences
We go back and literally find the answer written in the text
We interpret the answer using clues
We form our own opinion on whether or not the story made sense
37
Identify the literary device in this sentence: She had the memory of a goldfish, and of course forgot immediately.
metaphor
simile
none of these
personification
38
What are categories of figurative language called?
Nouns
Idioms
Literary devices
All of these
39
What is a metaphor?
when human traits are given to non-human things
a comparison of two things using synonyms
a comparison between 2 things using the comparison words “like” or “as"
a comparison of 2 things that have something in common but are not similar
40
Which of the following is the word’s pronunciation?
glits
none of these
noun
ostentatious glitter or sophistication
41
What does multi mean?
empty
not
good
many
42
In order to set a purpose, we must preview the text. Previewing a text includes:
look at the pictures
skim the text
read the title
All of these
43
Which is the best definition for personification?
when humans are made to act like other living things, like animals
when human traits are given to objects, like teapots
when human traits are given to other living things, like animals
when human traits are given to non-human things, like animals and teapots
44
There is a__________ every time we read.
solution
main character
purpose
conflict
45
Identify the literary device used in this sentence: My computer throws a fit every time I use it.
simile
personification
none of these
metaphor
46
The most important question to ask when reading is:
What is the solution to the story's conflict?
Who is the main character?
Who is the author?
Did I understand?
47
A recipe teaches the reader how to do something.
TRUE
FALSE
48
What does jur mean?
good
not
swear
empty
49
What does man mean?
meat
word
again
hand
50
Identify the literary device used in this sentence: The first rays of sunlight tiptoed into the morning.
metaphor
simile
personification
none of these
51
Identify the literary device in this sentence: Love is an open door.
none of these
metaphor
simile
personification
52
Where does figurative language commonly appear?
Math problems
Fiction
Recipes
Newspaper articles
53
What does un mean?
opposite
twice
empty
hear
54
What do we use to answer a universal question?
The text in the story that we literally read
Our own opinion on whether the story was good or made sense
The clues we interpret
Real life experiences
55
What is a simile?
a comparison between two things using the comparison words “like” AND "as"
a comparison of 2 things that have something in common but are not similar
a comparison between 2 things using the comparison words “like” or “as"
when human traits are given to non-human things
56
Sometimes an author's purpose will be to entertain the reader.
FALSE
TRUE
57
What does “monitoring our comprehension” mean?
checking our understanding
previewing the text
answering the questions right
writing a summary
