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ELA SBAC 5th Grade Review
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A 5th grade #ELA review for the #SBAC.
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1
Which of these word pairs are antonyms?
clean and tidy
straight and direct
break and fix
trick and deceive
2
"John was nervous because he didn't know what he was doing."
This is written in the--
third person omniscient
third person limited
second person
first person
3
Which of the following is a fact?
Fifth grade is easy.
Basketball is a better sport than baseball.
Teachers give too much homework.
There are 24 hours in a day.
4
The following is an example of--
onomatopoeia
personification
a metaphor
a simile
5
Biographies are narrated in the--
first person point of view
second person point of view
third person point of view
none of the above
6
What is the "theme" of a story?
The turning point in a story
The moral lesson that a story is trying to teach you
The end of a story
The main idea
7
Which of the following expresses an opinion?
The Grand Canyon was created by erosion.
The Grand Canyon is boring.
The Grand Canyon gets millions of visitors each year.
The Grand Canyon is in Arizona.
8
"Please don't
pester
him. You know he gets
annoyed
when you do that." The italicized words are:
synonyms
similes
metaphors
antonyms
9
Which of the following words is commonly used in texts that present events in sequential order?
therefore
because
next
so
10
Which of the following sentences is in the past tense?
She will go to the market.
She went to the market.
She intends to go to the market.
She is at the market.
11
Coaching football is a game of chess. If you use the right strategy, you will win.
This is a(n)
personification
simile
metaphor
hyperbole
12
"The moon was looking at me in a way that made me uncomfortable." This is an example of a--
metaphor
simile
personification
onomatopoeia
13
"Sammy felt
ridiculous
dressed up in the school's mascot costume." A synonym for
ridiculous
is-
unusual
silly
different
angry
14
What type of genre takes place during a real historical period, but uses made up characters.
myth
historical fiction
realistic fiction
folktale
15
the prefix "anti-" means--
neutral
against
for
all
16
The student seemed
content
with the
content
of his essay.
The word
content
is a:
synonym
homograph
antonym
homophone
17
The "good guy" in a story is usually known as the--
protagonist
anti-hero
devil's advocate
antagonist
18
"A watched pot never boils."
This sentence is an example of a(n)--
simile
metaphor
idiom
onomatopoeia
19
"Yesterday we watched a
clip
from an old World War II movie." The word
clip
means--
a shortened piece of film
a type of fastener (e.g. a paperclip)
a rate of motion
to cut or trim something
20
Batman fighting the Joker is an example of what type of conflict?
person vs. society
person vs. nature
person vs. technology
person vs. person
21
"I'm so hungry I can eat a horse."
This sentence is an example of--
hyperbole
a simile
personification
a metaphor
22
In a plot diagram, the resolution is usually found--
at the beginning of a story
in the middle of a story
during the climax of a story
at the very end of a story
23
Which resource would you use to find different words that mean the same thing?
dictionary
atlas
thesaurus
encyclopedia
24
I forgot
which
friend was going to dress up as a
witch
for Halloween.
The italicized words are:
antonyms
homographs
synonyms
homophones
25
What does the prefix "post-" mean?
during
self
before
after
26
"The parents were
quarreling
over where to go for dinner."
Quarreling
means--
compete
argue
discuss
agree
27
"
Their
car was not going to be
there
in the morning." The italicized words are--
metaphors
homographs
homophones
similes
28
In a plot diagram, the events leading up to the climax are part of the--
exposition
resolution
falling action
rising action
29
"The siblings fought like cats and dogs." This sentence is an example of a(n)-
metaphor
hyperbole
personification
simile
30
"She
sealed
the deal for the company."
Sealed
means--
to close tightly
to confirm or settle something
a decorative stamp
a marine mammal that lives in water
