Third Grade Reading fiction STAAR review

Question 1

Point of view where the narrator uses he, she, and they

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third person

Question 2

A lesson the author wants us to learn from the story

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theme

Question 3

The problem in the story

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conflict

Question 4

A poem that tells a story and has story elements

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narrative

Question 5

Something that happens in a story;part of the plot

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event

Question 6

The problem or conflict is introduced

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rising action

Question 7

When a character speaks

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dialogue

Question 8

A piece of writing that sometimes has rhythm and rhyme

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poem

Question 9

The turning point in the story; characters start to change

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climax

Question 10

A group of lines within a poem

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stanza

Question 11

The author uses the five senses to give many details about a topic

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describe

Question 12

The events that take place in a story in order of beginning, middle, and end

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plot

Question 13

The repetition of the same ending sound

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rhyme

Question 14

Point of view where the narrator uses I, me, and we

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first person

Question 15

The beginning of the story; characters and setting are introduced

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exposition

Question 16

A poem that does not have rhythm or rhyme

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free verse

Question 17

The problem in the story is solved

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resolution

Question 18

The animals or people in a story

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characters

Question 19

When and where the story takes place

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setting

Question 20

Language that appeals to the five senses

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sensory language

Question 21

A poem that expresses a poet's feelings about at topic

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lyrical

Question 22

The events following the climax

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falling action

Question 23

When the author writes the story for the reader's enjoyment

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entertain

Question 24

Rows of words written across a page or column in a poem

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lines

Question 25

The person who is telling the story or poem

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narrator/speaker

Question 26

A poem that is funny and silly

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humorous

Question 27

How two characters are connected

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relationship

Question 28

When an author uses sensory language to paint an image in our minds

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imagery

Third Grade Reading fiction STAAR review

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Third Grade Reading fiction STAAR review

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