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How are text features helpful?
Find the simile.
SPRING REVIEW
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Find the simile.
His beard is a prickly cactus.
Mandy is a fish out of water.
I woke as fresh as a daisy from my nap.
The moon is a silver ball.
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How are text features helpful?
All of the above.
They help us preview what we will read.
They help us notice things the author things are important.
They describe pictures, illustrations or graphs.
3
Simile or Metaphor?
Simile
Metaphor
4
What is the synonym of edge?
border
advantage
hedge
sharpness
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What is one of the most important test taking strategies?
Close your eyes and hope for the best.
Scan the questions quickly.
Read the questions at least twice and go back to the text for evidence!
Guess.
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Poetry uses these instead of paragraphs:
Stanzas
Rhymes
Haikus
Sentences
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Which is a hyperbole?
This suitcase weights a million pounds!!!
The wind howled all morning long.
Boom!
The sunshine greeted me good morning.
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Theme must be supported by what?
evidence from the novel
the number of pages
the author
big tall pillars
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Assonance is the repetition of...
vowel sounds
consonant sounds
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What is a synonym?
Something you sprinkle on hot chocolate
Two words with similar meanings
Two words with opposite meanings
Words that are in the same family
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Name the text structure.
Problem Solution
Sequence
Description
Cause Effect
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A Table of Contents does what?
Tells what page each section is on
Shows where maps are located
Gives definitions
Helps pronounce words
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Homophones are...
words with the same meaning.
humans that like celular phones.
words with same sound, different meaning
words with the same spelling, different meaning
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Characters change in fiction to show...
Important lessons to learn
All of the above
Growth
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Which is not a hyperbole?
This grocery bag weighs a ton!
none of the above
This car is so fast it can go back in time!
This truck is bigger than the moon!
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Which are good test taking strategies?
Read the question at least twice.
Checking your answers
Go back to the text for evidence
All of the above
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Pick the example of alliteration
Karli couldn't come outside.
The sun is a lightbulb.
The car sped as fast as a jet plane.
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Name the text structure
Sequence
Problem Solution
Description
Cause Effect
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Plot Diagram: The Falling Action is:
Before the main problem is solved
After Resolution
Before Climax
After the Climax; tie up lose ends
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Text features...
Help students understand nonficiton text
Help students learn how to read.
Confuse the text and pictures
Help students understand fiction text
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A well-written summary has...
the main idea
your opinion
every detail
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True or False? A map is an example of a Text Feature.
False
True
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Which is an example of personification?
It was as cold as ice.
Sally sold sea shells by the seashore.
The bag of groceries weighed a ton!
The wind blow through my hair.
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Which are examples of figurative language?
integrity, persistence, ownership
verbs, nouns, and adjectives
simile, metaphor, personification
paraphrasing, underlining, highlighting
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Name the text structure.
Sequence
Cause Effect
Compare Contrast
Description
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Third person point of view uses pronouns such as...
"he," "she," "they," and "them"
"you" and "your"
"I," "me," and "my"
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Hyperbole is...
A word representing a sound
Giving human characteristics to something
A comparison using like or as
An exaggeration
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CHARACTER TRAITS
C
A
B
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Which is a Antonym for "on" ?
Sleep
Shut it dowwnnn
Power off
Off
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Name the Text Structure
Cause Effect
Compare Contrast
Sequence
Description
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Text structure is:
how information is organized in a text.
when the author builds the text.
what is happening in the story.
how a book is made.
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Simile or Metaphor?
Metaphor
Simile
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Define personification
Figurative language that exaggerated statements or claims
Figurative language that gives objects human like qualities
Figurative language comparing one thing to another
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Which of these is an example of assonance?
Wandering in the night, the horse was lost.
The tall man stood against the wall in the hall hoping not to fall.
Almost the end of the day, the children were tired.
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Where would locate the table of contents?
The front of the book.
Most nonfiction books don't have one.
The middle of the book.
The back of the book
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Where is the INDEX located in a book?
NONE OF THE ABOVE
At the begging
At the end
At the middle
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What is the antonym of fast?
Slow
Faster
Speedy
Turtle
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Alliteration
An indirect reference
the atmosphere of something
Repeating of the same beginning sound in a group of words
comparing two things using like or as
39
Choose the best summary for the paragraph
Cats are the most independent animal.
Cats make great pets.
It is hard work having a pet.
It is a lot of work taking care of a dog.
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Is this a metaphor?
No
Yes
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To make an INFERENCE, a reader needs these two things:
Text evidence & background knowledge
Text evidence & brain power
Background knowledge & definitions
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Relationship of the storyteller to the story is called...
Theme
Characters
Point of View
Conflict
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What are possible THEMES for a piece of fiction?
First person and third person.
How plants grow.
Maps, graphs, captions, illustrations.
Hope, family, loyalty.
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Plot Diagram: The Resolution is:
The middle of the story
The wrap-up ending of the story
The Climax of the Story
The beginning of the story
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Plot diagram
An incomplete triangle.
Exposition,Rising action, Climax, Falling action, Resolution
Beginning,almost there,middle,falling down,ending .
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When reading poetry we should always...
Read carefully and go back to the text to answer questions.
Skim and answer questions quickly.
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A summary must be
Very long!
a full paragraph
shorter than the text
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What is first person narrative?
When the character speaks directly to the reader
The conversation between characters in a story
When the writeshows us who a character is based description
When someone is narrating the story of someone else
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What is an antonym?
Two words with similar meanings
Two words with opposite meanings
Words that are in the same family
Something on a deer's head
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Name the text structure.
Sequence
Description
Compare/Contrast
Cause/Effect
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What is the purpose of poetry?
To tell a story
All of these
To create a mental picture
To express a feeling
52
See/Sea are Homophones
True
False
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What is theme?
The problem in the story
The conflict in the story
The solution in the story
The message the author wants to tell the reader
54
Read carefully! What can you infer?
Maggie is never late for school.
Maggie is excited about going to school.
Maggie lives close to school.
Maggie is in Kindergarten or First Grade.
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A plot diagram looks like a _______
a bar graph
a hashtag
a smile
a mountain with a pointed top
