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What do you call words that have the SAME meaning? Example: tattered- ragged

Which story element makes the reader learn a lesson from the story?

5th grade Language Arts

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A review of skills involving fiction/nonfiction and word study.

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Which story element makes the reader learn a lesson from the story?
problem
solution
characters
theme
2
What do you call words that have the SAME meaning? Example: tattered- ragged
homophones
antonyms
multiple-meaning
synonyms
3
What is an antonym for the word respectful?
loyal
friendly
impolite
respectable
4
What must a good summary have ?
dialogue of the characters
elaborate details of events
setting, events, and characters
beginning, middle, end
5
If the text is nonfiction, what is the author's purpose for writing it?
to inform
to describe
to persuade
to entertain
6
What makes a given text fiction?
it has cartoon characters
it is fantasy
it has story elements
it is fake or make-believe
7
What does a reader need to know about setting?
place and time
time and lesson in the story
place and people in the story
refers to the place where the story happens
8
Have you read The Chronicles of Narnia books? What does the word chronicles mean?
body ( root chron-)
to believe or trust ( root chron-)
a series arranged in order or time ( root chron-)
the study of life ( root chron-)
9
Words that sound the same but spelled differently and have different meanings are called
synonynms
prefixes
homophones
suffixes
10
What is the main difference between fiction and nonfiction?
Fiction is entertaining and nonfiction is descriptive.
Nonfiction has photographs and fiction has drawings.
Fiction is make believe and nonfiction is real.
Nonfiction has facts and fiction has story elements.