When you summarize fiction, you should...

pick 2-3 details that someone would need to understand the story

giving a object human characteristics

When a question has a part A and a part B, what does that mean?

Part B is the text evidence to support part A

a story that is made up by the author

gives the most relevant facts of a text.

Which is not the correct personification?

There was a loud noise coming from the small shack.

How does setting impact the plot?

The setting is the "picture," which can make a plot element

Which is an example of a plot:

Sally went to the park to see her friends

What is the resolution of this story?

The lion and the bore become friends and agree to share the water

In order to infer you should...

Use clues to figure out what the author is saying "between the lines"

Make an inference... The astronauts...

were proud that America had landed on the moon and were curious

What should you do to preview the text?

Read the title, look for pictures and read paragraph 1

comparing something using like or as

Which of the following is NOT an example of a possible theme?

A man goes into the woods and falls in love.

Fiction books do not have

Diagrams, graphs, and statistics

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1
When you summarize fiction, you should...
Give facts and setting
add all the details possible
pick 2-3 details that someone would need to understand the story
Provide list of characters, setting, problem, and solution
2
What is information text where a person tells you all about their life?
autobiography
biography
memoir
None of these
3
What is a fancy word (advanced vocabulary) that means the good guy in the story?
Hero
None of these
Antagonist
Protagonist
4
Personification
boom poww
comparing with like or as
giving a object human characteristics
bible terms
5
When a question has a part A and a part B, what does that mean?
Part A is more important than part B
Part B is the text evidence to support part A
It is the summary of the text
Part B should have the same answer as part A
6
whats an inference???
something you got from a textbook
something you guessed
an educated guess
a glossery
7
___________ are a test taking strategies.
Reread and mark the text
outside the window
on the floor
underline everything
8
What is Fiction?
a story with fantasy and magic
a completely factual telling of events
a series of events that really happened
a story that is made up by the author
9
A summary...
has irrelevant details.
gives the most relevant facts of a text.
contains quotations.
sums up all arguments of a text.
10
Which is not the correct personification?
There was a loud noise coming from the small shack.
The wind whispered my name as i gently walked into the woods
The leaves danced.
The tricycle screamed as my brother rode it down the hill.
11
What should you think about for answers to questions about the Author's Purpose?
Persuade
Entertain
All are correct
Inform
12
How does setting impact the plot?
It allows the reader to feel like they are the character.
The setting never has an impact on the plot
The setting is the "picture," which can make a plot element
The setting impacts the characters but not really the plot
13
What point of view has the narrator within the story?
Third Person
Fourth Person
First Person
Second Person
14
Which is an example of a plot:
Kids love to climb trees.
Sally went to the park to see her friends
Mary was very short.
Johnny was born in 1989
15
What is the resolution of this story?
The lion and the bore fight
The lion and the boar spot vultures
The lion and the bore reach a small body of water
The lion and the bore become friends and agree to share the water
16
In order to infer you should...
Stop. Reread and see what you do not understand.
Use clues to figure out what the author is saying "between the lines"
Make a connection to what you are reading
Restate important ideas in your own words
17
Make an inference... The astronauts...
The dirt stained the astronaut's shoes
wanted to bring moon 3 souvenirs back home
didn’t have much to do on the moon
were proud that America had landed on the moon and were curious
18
What are the two most important things to do as you read?
Ask questions and summarize
Visualize and Connect
Predict and Monitor
Summarize and apply
19
Setting is:
the events that happen
when and where a story happens
about five characters
how characters interact
20
The element of story structure where the most plot events usually occur is
Falling Action
Exposition
Rising Action
Resolution
21
What should you do to preview the text?
Think about what is going to happen in the text and then picture it
Read the title, look for pictures and read paragraph 1
Read the last paragraph
Read the first paragraph
22
All of the following are examples of similes EXCEPT...
As I go to the park.
As big as a giant.
As brave as a lion.
As skinny as a toothpick.
23
What is NOT a type of sequence text structure for informational text?
Descriptive
Problem/Solution
Cause/Effect
Chronological
24
When looking for context clues, what should you look for?
All are correct
signal words saying an antonym
cause/effect relationships
synomyns
25
Conflict gives a story its what?
Peace
Events
Ending
Energy
26
what does a argument need
claim,reasons
claim,reasons,tittle
reasons,evidence,main idea
claim,reasons,evidence
27
What is NOT a signal word to indicated you are reading a compare and contrast story?
differences
on the other hand
both
because
28
What Are Similes?
comparing with out using like or as
comparing something using like or as
for describing an object
using words for pronouncation
29
Which of the following is NOT an example of a possible theme?
Your true best friend will support you no matter what.
Being dishonest will eventually get you into trouble.
A man goes into the woods and falls in love.
Mankind cannot control Mother Nature.
30
Fiction books do not have
Settings, plots, and characters
Titles, authors and illustrators
Diagrams, graphs, and statistics
Humor, adventure, and feelings
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What is NOT an example of part of the setting?
His sister
the Pacific Ocean
a cold winter day
yesterday

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