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Florida 6th grade 3.3 SBUA review
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What is morphology?
the study of words
how a word looks
writing plays
connotative definitions
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What text feature is shown?
graph
subheading
caption
title
3
Which text feature would you find most helpful in showing how many people died of Covid between 2020 and 2022?
glossary
graph
picture of people
subtitle
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When asked how authors address a topic similarly, you should look for the things they discuss the same.
False
True
5
What does expedition mean?
gardening
telling a secret
journey or mission
shopping
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What is a logical fallacy?
a statement that proves your argument
a statement that uses faulty reasoning
a statement that encourages people to make a logical conclusion
a statement that makes people understand
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Halo needs to trust that Labrada can lead and protect her. Likewise, Labrada needs to trust that Halo will obey.
This means one of them has to be better.
This encourages the trainer to teach the dog.
This means both have to work equally to be successful
This means their bond is easily created.
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My mom has grey hair. My older friend has grey hair. Therefore, all older people have grey hair.
Ms. Stitt reasoning
inductive reasoning
deductive reasoning
abductive reasoning
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Poodles are dogs with 4 legs, German Shepherds are dogs with 4 legs. All dogs have 4 legs.
abductive reasoning
Ms. Stitt's reasoning
deductive reasoning
inductive reasoning
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An Author's Purpose is usually not important in what you are reading.
True
False
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When asked, how does the author approach the topic differently, you are supposed to look for ideas they agree on...
False
True
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How do you know the author's purpose? More than one answer
look for their reason for writing
ask a friend
look for facts, opinions or problems to solve
look for their biography
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What is central idea?
a summary of the text
authors purpose
arguments the writer made
main idea of the text
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All cats have a tail. My cat has a tail. The cat next door has a tail. Your cat has a tail.
deductive reasoning
inductive reasoning
Ms. Stitt Reasoning
abductive reasoning
15
The
proximity
of the moon to Earth is 238,900 miles. What does proximity mean?
size
shape
nearness
color
16
Which Central idea? When scientists dug up the gravesite, people worried that would affect the souls that were buried.
Digging up graves can be a dirty job.
Scientists do what they want.
People believe that dead people are zombies
The souls of those who had passed could be disturbed by excavation.
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WHO CARES? is an example of what literary term?
rhetorical question
logical fallacy
logical reasoning
simile
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Which central idea? Nearly all people who drive cars have had an accident.
Driving cars costs a lot of money.
Driving cars is bad for the environment.
Driving cars can put your life at risk.
Racing cars is fun!
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What does ascent mean as used in this sentence-He is attempting the ascent of Mt. Kilamanjaro.
first known
climb to the top
appear
highest mountain
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Students must pass a
rigorous
exam to move into high school. Which word could replace rigorous in this sentence?
horrible
easy
mild
laborious
