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Q1 and Q2 vocabulary and parts of speech
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topic
the subject and details the author wants the reader to know
what the story, passage or other text is about
the sentence that begins a body paragraph
the lesson the author wants the reader to know
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When do I capitalize a word?
all of the above
proper noun
name
Beginning of a sentence
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Main idea is the subject of a story, such as "dishonesty"
True
False
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Choose the adjective
were
went
have
barren
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An exposition is
End of the story where loose ends are tied up
Interesting first sentence that grabs a reader's attention
provides background information and introduces characters
The paragraph in a paper that explains what it is about
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predicate
Multiple verbs and words to tell what something does.
one word to tell what the sentence is about
multiple words to tell what the sentence is about.
one verb to tell what something does
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The rain will have a negative ___________.
affect
effect
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Protagonist
Rachel
Phyllis
Mrs. Price
Sylvia
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Ms. Diaz is our ____________.
principal
principle
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Kim Kardashian loves clothes and attention. She is very
vain
.
cares about the way she looks
dresses in sweatpants
avoids getting her picture taken
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My brother, Mark
fragment
run-on
sentence
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Falling Action
provides background information; introduces the characters
a character struggles with a problem; suspense builds
parts of a story after the climax and before the very end.
Most exciting moment of the story; turning point
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A location
there
they are
their
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Is the punctuation correct? "I am going to the store." I said.
False
True
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Exposition
interesting first sentence or paragraph that grabs attention
The struggle between characters or protagonist or antagonist
a character struggles with a problem; suspense builds
provides background information; introduces characters
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Sally rode her bike.
run-on
sentence
fragment
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Climax
a character struggles with a problem; suspense builds
Most exciting moment of the story; turning point
Parts of a story after the climax and before the very end.
provides background information and introduces characters
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What is a verb
describes a noun
a person, place or thing
replaces a noun
an action
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Theme is
Provides background information and introduces characters
Statement of the essay's main idea
Paragraph that explains what the paper is about
The message the author wants you to learn
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plural of knife
knives
knifes
knifies
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What is an adjective?
Replaces a noun
A person, place or thing
An action
Describes a noun
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Are you going to the dance?
exclamatory sentence
declarative sentence
interrogative sentence
imperative sentence
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What is a pronoun?
Replaces a noun
An action
a person, place or thing
describes a noun
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Protagonist
Mrs. Luella Bates
Tenants
Roger's mother
Roger
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A resolution is
comment; make explanatory notes
statement of the essay's main idea
Details that help to explain the central idea/topic sentence
End of the story where loose ends are tied up
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Choose the noun
he
mall
have
I
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Choose the adjective
frail
his
backpack
track
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Possessive form they
there
their
they are
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Choose the verb
slowly
permit
wild
his
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A conclusion is
The end of a piece of writing
provides background information; introduces characters
A character struggles with a problem; suspense builds
End of the story where loose ends are tied up
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I like ice cream.
declarative
imperative
exclamatory
interrogative
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main idea
The main idea and details.
the subject and its details
the lesson the author wants the reader to know
the sentence that begins a body paragraph
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Main idea is the topic plus supporting details.
False
True
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The introduction is
provides background information and introduces characters
interesting first sentence that grabs the reader's attention
statement of the essay's main idea
The paragraph that explains what the paper is about
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contraction with they
their
there
they are
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Protagonist is
The good guy
The main character's best friend
The bad guy
The main character
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A conflict is
Most exciting moment of the story; turning point
The struggle between characters or protagonist or antagonist
a character struggles with a problem; suspense builds
provides background information and introduces characters
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possessive form of who
whose
who's
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It was an amazing day at the science center with my best friend Mari we had so much fun.
run-on
sentence
fragment
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complete predicate
Multiple verbs and words to tell what something does.
multiple words to tell what the sentence is about.
one verb to tell what something does
one word to tell what the sentence is about
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Rising action
End of the story where loose ends are tied up
provides background information and introduces characters
a character struggles with a problem; suspense builds
Most exciting moment of the story; turning point
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Go to your room.
declarative
imperative
interrogative
exclamatory
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Is the punctuation correct? Brians shoes
False
True
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Are the apostrophes correct? "Get off the sidewalk, I yelled.
True
False
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What is a noun?
An action
describes a noun
Takes the place of a noun
A person, place or thing
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Plural form of coach
coaches
coach's
coachs
coachies
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I
hesitantly
put the ball away and walked slowly into school.
My ball deflated.
My brother wanted to play with it.
I couldn't wait to get in to school
I didn't really want to go into school.
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A resolution is
End of the story where loose ends are tied up
Parts of a story after the climax and before the very end.
The end of a piece of writing
A character struggles with a problem; suspense builds
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Joely wants to play on the school football team, but school rules say only boys can play football.
internal conflict
external conflict
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Choose the verb
quickly
is
I
because
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Run! Run! Run!
declarative
exclamatory
imperative
interrogatotive
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possessive form of it
its
it's
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The reader should look for text evidence to support a theme he or she believes is implied.
False
True
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Theme is universal and applies to everyone, not just characters.
True
False
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Antagonist
Main character
good guy
Character who saves the main character
bad guy
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plot
used to make a map
defines the background of the story
reveals the resolution
is used to map a story
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Conflict is
Most exciting moment in the story; turning point
a character struggles with a problem; the suspense builds
A conclusion reached on the basis of evidence and reasoning
The struggle between characters or protagonist or antagonist
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use a comma to separate a string of words
False
True
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theme
what the author wants the reader to know about the subject
the sentence that begins a body paragraph
the lesson the author wants the reader to know
what the story, passage or other text is about
