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Oneka MCA Prep 4th and 5th Grade
Oneka MCA Prep 4th and 5th Grade
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An example that demonstrates chronological order is ____________.
a timeline
a Venn diagram
a bubble map
a solution
2
Main idea can also be the central idea and central message.
True
False
3
Figurative Language that uses "like"
metaphor
onomatopoeia
simile
adjective
4
In the following statement, "read the
article
and answer the questions,"
article
refers to...
Shorter Informational Text
Fiction story
Short Story
Poem
5
This is a word or phrase that means the opposite of another word or phrase.
Synonym
Inform
Antonym
Expository Text
6
The _________ helps the reader understand key words that are in the text.
bold words
index
glossary
7
What does the narrator do?
Tell the story
Write the story
Draw the pictures
8
What is a narrator?
An animal
A teacher
The author
A person, character, or author telling the story.
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All of the following are types of figurative language EXCEPT:
simile
hyperbole
theme
metaphor
10
To give details. To paint a picture with words.
Point of View
Evaluate
Summarize
Describe
11
Which statements support the central idea that Oneka teachers are amazing?
All of the above
Oneka teachers care about their students.
Oneka teachers want every student to be successful.
Oneka teachers make learning fun.
12
Taking a look at the behaviors, actions and dialogue of a character might help you identify the character's traits.
False
True
13
What's the central message?
It's easy to start a lemonade stand.
Friends help friends who are in need.
Jenny and Lily should be friends forever.
Class trips are expensive.
14
Why would an author use a side bar?
to write about a new topic
to give the reader extra information on a topic
to fill space on a page
to prove how smart they are
15
What kind of Sound Device does this poem use?
Repetition
Rhythm
Alliteration
Rhyme
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The MAIN IDEA is...
What you're thinking about when reading.
What the text is all about.
A type of story.
A specific part of the text.
17
Which of the following would be most likely be informational text?
All About Panda Bears
If You Give a Mouse a Cookie
We Don't Eat Our Classmates
Princess and the Pea
18
Puddles are an effect of a rain storm.
False
True
19
Authors use word choice to set the
mood
of their piece.
True
False
20
What does "statement" mean?
A lie
A boat
A pencil
A sentence or phrase
21
What does "compare" mean?
How things are the same
How things are different
How things are built
How someone feels
22
"The early bird gets the worm" is an example of a...
idiom
metaphor
proverb
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What is a poet?
A story
A poem
A tiger
A person writing a poem
24
CHARACTER TRAITS
B
A
C
25
The words
scary
and
frightening
are...
antonyms
synonyms
verbs
26
The term "mostly likely" usually means
A prediction
An inference
A problem
A main idea
27
First person point of view uses pronouns such as...
"I", "me," and "my"
"He," "she," "they," and "them"
"You" and "your"
28
What is the definition of "analyze"?
prevent from being included or considered or accepted.
fail to consider.
breaking something down into parts to get a better understanding
29
What is the central idea of this passage?
Why we can only taste sweet things.
Without taste buds, life would be boring.
Taste buds are located in multiple spots.
Why we have taste buds.
30
What is tone?
The author's attitude towards the writing
How you feel when you read
If something is scary or not
31
Which sentence is in first person point of view?
We are going home early.
You are going home early.
They are going home early.
Linda is going home early.
32
Mood refers to...
The Author
The Reader
33
Which are examples of figurative language?
Simile, Metaphor, Idioms, Hyperboles
verbs, nouns, and adjectives
integrity, persistence, ownership
paraphrasing, underlining, highlighting
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What does "conclude" mean?
Sequencing
Main idea
Evidence
Coming to an idea
