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Sally sells seashells....
I'm so hungry I could eat a horse!
5th Grade STAAR Questions
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I'm so hungry I could eat a horse!
hyperbole
alliteration
simile
irony
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Sally sells seashells....
metaphor
idiom
onomatopoeia
alliteration
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Where might you see a persuasive text?
the national story on the front page of a newspaper
a how to article in a magazine
a letter to the editor in a newspaper or magazine
the directions in a manual
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What does the word convey mean?
help to make a prediction
highlight as an example
hide, make you guess
trying to tell, or show
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Why might a drama have multiple scenes?
The setting, characters, or time changes
The set must be rearranged
The story is too long and needs to be split into parts
The audience needs a break
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What should you do if you have a story, poem, or play with two main characters?
read about one character at a time
decide which character is most important
draw pictures of each character
make notes on each character's personalities for clarity
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What typically happens when you see the word "but" in the text?
the characters are confused
the opposite is coming
the author is giving you choices
the ending is coming
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Sub-headings, or big bold titles in expository text help you to...
see the words more clearly
identify the figurative language
identify the main idea of each section
understand the characters more clearly
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When reading a persuasive text pay attention to the author's....
viewpoint and the arguments he makes to support it
main events and how they are ordered in the time line
use of poetic techniques
use of language and the images it helps you to create
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What does emphasize mean?
to show order
to put first
to draw attention
to stress as important
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Why would the author put a word in italics?
To stress the importance of the word
Highlight a word you might not know
Show repetition of the word
To help you foreshadow
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One of the most important things to understand in a folktale is the...
lesson learned
amount of characters
organization of the text
changing setting
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When reading a biography, pay attention to...
the age of the person
when the person died
where did the person grow up
the main events that impacted that person
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What is important to understand when reading literary fiction?
the main events that made that person famous
the characters relationships and the lesson they learn
why the sub-heading are included
the historical time period
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The narrator knows the thoughts and feelings of the main character.
1st person point of view
3rd person limited point of view
2nd person point of view
3rd person omniscient point of view
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How do 5th grade stories usually end?
with hope, pride, accomplishment
with loss, loneliness, and sadness
with death, horror, no lesson learned
with no hope, discouragement and failure
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What does infer and conclude mean?
to guess the answer without proof
create images in your head of the tex
make an educated guess based on the text and your knowledge
to foreshadow and predict the next main event
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When reading expository text it's important to pay attention to....
the year and place it was written
the amount of paragraphs in the text
the organization of the whole text and individual paragraphs
the opinions used by the author
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When reading a paired selection you should pay attention to.....
how the selections are alike and different and take notes
identifing the setting and time period of each selection
the similarities first and the differences second
which selection is written more clearly and logically
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What is important about a poem?
how many stanzas it contains
who the author is
what time period it is from
the message and the language used
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a persuasive text expresses the author's.........
opinion/point of view on a topic
past life and memorable events of their past life
private thoughts and feelings
words using vivid figurative language
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Who typically teaches the lesson in a folktale?
the good, humble character
the evil greedy character
the surrounding less important characters
the author
