5th Grade ELA Benchmark and Test Strategy Review

Question 1

When choosing what belongs in a summary, choose the main points that are essential to understanding the passage.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 2

An example of setting contributing to the plot is

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a person gets lost hiking in the mountains

Question 3

A character&#x27;s perspective

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is how they see a situation

Question 4

I need to rush to finish the test on time.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 5

The conflict of a story is the

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problem

Question 6

When reading a play, it's important to pay attention to

Accepted Answer

all of the above

Question 7

The central idea of a passage is

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what the passage is mainly about

Question 8

An example of a text feature is

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all of the above

Question 9

The theme of a story is the

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both blue and yellow

Question 10

When you're asked how the author develops the purpose of the passage, think about

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what the author was mainly trying to tell you

Question 11

Text features are just for decoration and aren&#x27;t important to pay attention to.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 12

The author's purpose for writing a passage is

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why the author wrote the passage

Question 13

An example of a primary source is

Accepted Answer

a video of a Martin Luther King speech

Question 14

An author supports their claim with

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evidence

Question 15

Which text feature would be helpful in a passage about the importance of eating healthy?

Accepted Answer

a chart showing the nutrients in vegetables

Question 16

The simile "She's as busy as a bee" means

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She's doing a lot of things

Question 17

When finding support for the central idea of a passage, you should find

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supporting details throughout the passage

Question 18

An example of a text structure is

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all of the above

Question 19

Which is an example of rhyme?

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shoe, flu, moo

Question 20

The purpose of a text in which an author presents an argument, is most likely to

Accepted Answer

persuade

Question 21

The author&#x27;s perspective (point of view) is

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how the author sees or feels about the topic

Question 22

An author shows us a character's perspective through their

Accepted Answer

all of the above

Question 23

Text structure is

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how the author organized the text

Question 24

In a chronological text structure the author will

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tell the events in the order they happened

Question 25

Theme usually relates to

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how the characters resolve the conflict of the story

Question 26

A summary of an informational passage should include

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central (big) ideas

Question 27

Is it hard to fill out a chart about which details are found in passage 1, passage 2, or both?

Accepted Answer

No, it just takes time to reread the passages and I have time!!

Question 28

I'm prepared for this test and I will do well if I take my time, work hard, and use my strategies!

Accepted Answer

True

Question 29

The Latin root "lev" means lift. The word levitate means

Accepted Answer

to raise up

Question 30

An image is a

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picture

Question 31

An important reading comprehension strategy is

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all of the above

Question 32

Which example of imagery draws on your sense of hearing?

Accepted Answer

The leaves were rustling in the wind

Question 33

An author's claim or argument is what the author believes to be true and wants the reader to believe too.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 34

In a passage with a cause and effect text structure an author will

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give the reasons something happened

Question 35

The speaker in the poem is

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the narrator

Question 36

Which is an example of alliteration?

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Peyton Peacock plays piano

Question 37

A summary of a literary text (story) should include

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the main conflict, resolution, and theme

Question 38

When choosing the correct definition of a word, you only need to read the one sentence with that word.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 39

Examples of evidence to support a claim could be

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all of the above

Question 40

Dialogue is a conversation between characters.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 41

An important reading comprehension strategy is

Accepted Answer

all of the above

Question 42

An example of a theme is

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persevere in difficult situations

5th Grade ELA Benchmark and Test Strategy Review

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5th Grade ELA Benchmark and Test Strategy Review

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