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5th Grade English Language Arts Review
5th Grade English Language Arts Review
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You can tell when a cat is angry. Its ears are laid back and it may hiss.
You just made annotation.
You just made a prediction.
You found the theme.
You just made an inference.
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What is the point of view? "I was ready to have a good day." said Jordan.
3rd person point of view
4th?
1st person point of view
2nd person point of view
3
A folktale is...
A text that gives you information.
A story that has been told for many year to teach a lesson.
A text that is written about someones life.
Who knows?
4
What is the theme of a story?
The lesson the author wants the reader to learn.
What the story is all about.
A challenge for the character.
All of the above
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A poem has....
Paragraphs
Stanzas
Chapters
Sentences
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Which answer has a perfect restate for the following question? In what ways are clouds formed?
The Clouds formed
When clouds form they
Clouds are formed by
Ways clouds are formed is
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A story that is told by an outside narrator is which point of view?
Second Person
Third Person
First Person
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What can you usually find at the end of the story?
Background
Main characters
Theme
Climax
9
The characters are often used to teach ...........?
Theme
Main idea
Rising Action
Resolution
10
Cats sometimes scratch the furniture. One solution is to cover the furniture.
The author uses a problem and solution text structure.
The author uses a description text structure.
The author uses a cause and effect text structure.
The author uses a sequence text structure.
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What is the point of view? The event began with a powerful earthquake off the northeastern coast of Japan’s main island.
3rd person point of view
4th?
2nd person point of view
1st person point of view
12
What type of figurative language gives objects or animals human qualities?
Personification
Similes
Onomatopoeia
Metaphors
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What is an inference?
Using clues and details from the text to create a new idea.
None of these
The lesson the author wants the reader to learn.
A summary of the story.
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A synonym is a word that means the
Opposite
Same
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What is the point of view? I was walking in the park when suddenly a three headed monster jumped from behind the tree.
3rd person
2nd person
4th?
1st person
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What are details?
Evidence that supports the main idea.
What the story is about.
The people, animals, or objects in the story.
Where the story takes place.
17
Amy blew an enormous bubble with her gum, the gum splattered all over her face. The cause is..
The gum splattered all over her face.
Amy blew an enormous bubble with her gum.
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Which text feature tells me what the section in the article or text will be about?
Side Bar
Title
Caption
Subheadings
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Cats are similar to lions. They are both felines and have sharp teeth, but a cat is smaller.
The author uses a cause and effect text structure.
The author uses a description text structure.
The author uses a problem and solution text structure.
The author uses a compare and contrast text structure.
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An antonym is a word that means the...
Same
Opposite
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What the text is mostly about is the.....
Setting
Main Idea
Problem
Theme
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In a text, what can you use to find the definitions of words?
My brain
Goofle
Context Clues
My friend
