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Which characteristics would this text contain?
a conflict, characters, and facts
headings, cast of characters, and a timeline
photographs, captions, and a plot
dialogue, stage directions, and a conflict
2
First person point of view includes words such as -
I, me, we, I'm, us
this, at, up, down, into
character names, he, she, them
it, in, are, of, or
3
If a poem doesn't rhyme, it is called -
free-verse
concrete
narrative
lyrical
4
Third person point of view means -
someone outside the story is telling it
your mom is telling the story
someone in the story is telling it
there are three people in the story
5
Main idea is -
details in the text
the rising action in the story
why the author wrote the text
what the text is mostly about
6
'the reader can conclude' is -
infer
author's purpose
vocabulary
main idea
7
Brain Break!
These cats are hungry!
Too cute!
8
What effect does __________'s visit to his friend's house have on the story?
text structure
text features
cause and effect
fact and opinion
9
A fiction summary should include:
characters, setting, all events, resolution
characters, setting, conflict, main events, resolution
setting, events, conflict, resolution, details
characters, most important ideas, setting, resolution
10
Which idea from the selection does the first photograph support?
theme, author's purpose
infer, graphic features
main idea, infer
summary, text features
11
Narrative poetry -
tells a story
always rhymes
never rhymes
is in a shape
12
The author wrote this selection most likely to -
context clues
text features
author's purpose
genre
13
ALL expository text contains -
photographs and captions
facts/information
characters
conflict
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An important idea presented in this selection is that -
context clues
infer
point of view
genre
15
The author organizes this article by -
theme
text structure
point of view
author's purpose
16
Who is the speaker of the poem?
point of view
authors' purpose
genre
main idea
17
Brain Break!
I steal cookies too!
Never tattle on a friend!
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Point of View is -
what the text is mostly about
who is telling the story
who wrote the story
the lesson or moral of the story
19
Brain Break!
Those dogs swim better than me!
These dogs are ready for summer!
20
which of the following is NOT an author's purpose for expository text?
to describe something
to share information
to explain a topic
to tell a humorous story
21
Brain Break!
Cats are weird!
I'm afraid of bananas too!
22
'mostly about' is -
theme
point of view
summary
main idea
23
Theme is -
a lesson for the characters
a lesson for the teacher
a lesson for the author
a lesson for the reader
24
The genre of this text is -
drama
expository
realistic fiction
biography
25
Each 'paragraph' in a poem is called a -
rhyme
line
repetition
stanza
26
'how the text is organized' is -
point of view
cause and effect
graphic features
text structure
27
Most biographies are structured this way -
Sequence
Cause and Effect
Description
Compare & Contrast
28
The author's purpose is to show why a person's life is important -
realistic fiction
poetry
drama
biography
29
'which words help the reader know the meaning of __________' is -
context clues
text features
text structures
summary
30
Expository text is also called -
poetry
realistic fiction
fantasy
informational
31
The genre of this text is -
realistic fiction
poetry
historical fiction
biography
32
Context clues help you figure out -
the main idea
the main character
word meaning
the conflict
33
The genre of this text is -
poem
drama
expository
fable
34
Stage directions are -
only found it expository text
notes and information for the cast of characters
meant to be read aloud
the plot of a story
35
Dialogue is -
graphic features
who is telling the story
words that rhyme in a poem
conversations between characters
36
This genre includes a cast of characters, scenes, and dialogue -
poetry
drama
expository
biography
37
If Mrs. Lloyd wrote a text about her awesome self it would be a/an -
drama
poem
autobiography
realistic fiction story
38
This genre is written by a playwright -
literary nonfiction
poetry
drama
fiction
39
Which is NOT a characteristic of traditional literature?
talking animals are common
passed down from generation to generation
feels real
involves characters with special abilities or magic
40
The genre of this text is -
poetry
biography
tall tale
realistic fiction
41
Which is not a characteristic of historical fiction?
it feels like it happened in the past
it feels like it could happen in today's world
it is often based on real events or people
it is a type of fiction
42
How does (character) contribute to the plot of the play?
context clues
theme
stage directions
character roles
43
The genre of this text is -
poetry
realistic fiction
expository
drama
44
Which of the following is a graphic feature?
captions
table of contents
map
headings
45
When two lines in a poem have the same sound at the end it is called -
rhythm
rhyme
poetry
repetition
46
The genre of this text is -
biography
tall tale
drama
historical fiction
47
What are _______________'s parents most likely thinking at this point in the story?
conflict
inference
theme
summary
48
Realistic Fiction -
is real
does not feel real
feels real
is about a real person
49
What is the message of this selection?
vocabulary
theme
summary
main idea
50
If someone wrote a text about your amazing teacher Mrs. Lloyd, it would be a -
drama
poem
comic book
biography
51
Repeating words or phrases in a poem is called -
repetition
alliteration
rhythm
rhyme
52
We did it! Let's have fun like these dogs!
Dogs are smart!
Dogs are super silly!
Dogs are crazy!
Dogs are the BEST!
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This is NOT a common characteristic of poetry...
rhyme
repetition
timeline
rhythm
54
What is paragraph _____ mostly about?
vocabulary
text structure
author's purpose
main idea
