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Duplicate of ARE YOU STAAR READY??? - Part I
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If a word is underlined in a reading passage, you should...
Look it up in a dictionary.
Do nothing.
Write a definition for it.
Ignore it.
2
If I don't know what a word means, I can...
Use a dictionary
Ignore it.
none of these
Use context clues
3
a group of lines that forms a verse of a poem or song
syllable
prefix
dialogue
stanza
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A story that explains the source or cause of a natural event or a human action is
an origin myth
expository
historical fiction
realistic fiction
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"The eerie silence was shattered by her scream," is an example of
imagery
alliteration
none of these
rhyme
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What is author's purpose?
a public announcement
an account of someone's life
the technique or structure
the author's reason for writing a text
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When an author organizes the events or parts within the text in time order, he/she is using
sequential order
description
cause/effect
problem/solution
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Beside each paragraph of the reading passages I should...
Write the main idea or summary
none of these
Do nothing.
Draw a picture of myself
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When reading about historical figures, most authors use ________ to tell about their lives.
sequential order
cause/effect
chronological order
problem/solution
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The exposition of a story explains...
how the conflict is solved
all of these
the turning point of the story
the setting and who the characters are
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What is the main idea of a text?
the most important thought in text
supporting details
the sequence of actions or events
a group of sentences
12
Sensory language in a text can appeal to the
sense of smell,
sense of touch, sight
all of these
sense of hearing
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Supporting details are
ideas that explain, describe, or define topic
written features that add meaning
repeating patterns of sounds
a word part
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What is theme?
The message of the story
to persuade, appeal to, convince
The main idea
Where the story takes place
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If a mother expresses concern about her child's choice of friends, she is
anxious
worried
all of these
troubled
