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Duplicate of STAAR 5th Grade Reading Vocabulary
Duplicate of STAAR 5th Grade Reading Vocabulary
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What are the parts of a text (table of contents, index, etc) called?
Extra information
Words, commas, periods and dialouge
Text features
Non-ficiton
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The words & details that appeal to a readers 5 senses is known as-
Imagery
Poetry
Sensory language
Figurative language
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The way that a story is organized is called-
Story form
Organizational pattern
Text structure
Beginning, middle and end
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Name the genre:
a story with elements that are impossible; talking animals or magical powers
Legend
Mystery
Folktale
Fantasy
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Define:
Onomatopoeia
an exaggeration
the use of words that imitate sounds
the repetition of sounds at the beginning of words
uses the words "like" or "as" to compare two unlike things
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This type of text informs or explains an idea for a reader. It is called-
Organizational patterns
Expressive text
Narrative text
Expository text
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A type of writing based on the imagination and not necessarily on fact.
Non-fition
Fiction
Poetry
Drama
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To say that something is bigger or greater than it really is; "to stretch the truth" is called-
Alliteration
Exaggeration
Lying
Storytelling
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This type of writing describe people & places that are 'real' and events that really happened.
Non-fiction
Poetry
Fiction
Personal narrative
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Language that helps a reader to visualize the events from a text in a better way is called-
Imagery
Figurative Language
Point of view
The narrator
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Combining inferences you have made about the characters, setting, or plot to make a statement.
Drawing conlusions
Summary
Predictions
Schema
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A story that is imagined and has characters and events that could not exist in the real world.
Non-fiction
Myths
Fairytale
Legends
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Define:
Emphasize
to support
to bring attention to or show
to close read
to predict
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What is a
metaphor
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a comparison of two unlike things
an extreme exaggeration
comparing two unlike things using the words "like" or "as"
a repetition of sounds at the beginning of words
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A story in which events create a feeling of terror in both the characters and the reader.
Suspenseful
Horror
Adventure
Fiction
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A story that presents a series of exciting events; often involves journeys or dangerous events.
Science fiction
Adventure
Mystery
Fairytale
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This organizational pattern shows all the ways that 2 or more things are similar and different.
Cause and effect
Compare and contrast
Sequential order
Problem and solution
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Name the genre:
a story that may happen in real life with fictional characters or settings
Realistic fiction
Fiction
Historical fiction
Traditional literature
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Authors use this structure when giving directions or explaining things. It is called-
Text structure
Sequential Order
Description
Problem and solution
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This pattern puts events in their correct order based upon the TIME in which they happened.
Chronological order
Compare and contrast
Problem and solution
Cause and effect
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Define:
Procedural writing
a type of writing to inform a reader about a topic
a type of writing used to explain something to the reader
a type of writing that tells "how to" do something.
a type of writing used to persuade or convince the reader
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A story written to be performed by actors; a play is called a-
Drama
Fiction
Biography
Personal narrative
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What is the events that make up a fictional story called?
Climax
Setting
Characters
Plot
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Fiction that involves an event in history. This genre is called-
Myth
Realistic fiction
Science fiction
Historical fiction
