MAP Test: Reading Vocabulary (2)

A type of writing that is written in stanzas and often has rhyming words. 

Something you follow to make food(s). 

A journal someone uses to write their thoughts and ideas. 

A person, place or thing. 

The punctuation mark at the end of a question. 

Where you can find the author and illustrator of a book. 

A word that describes a verb. 

An ancient story that often involves mystic creatures, gods and goddesses. 

Book including calendars with weather forecasts, tide tables and other information.

An action word. 

The words in a selection. 

Looking at how things are different. 

Looking at what things have in common. 

A type of short story that usually has animals as characters and moral lesson at the end. 

A type of story that is not real, it is made up. 

The lesson(s) learned from a story. 

A type of story that did not really happen, but is based on true, historical events. 

The punctuation mark at the end of a statement or command. 

What happens... 

The punctuation mark to show excitement. 

The words that tell about a title; chapter heading; text under a picture. 

A reference book with words and their meaning(s). 

The reason an author writes a story. 

The problem in the story. 

Retelling a story with only the main idea and most important events.

A smaller version of a dictionary, usually in your reading book. 

A type of story that has been handed down over the years and may not be true. 

When something goes wrong in the story. 

A word that describes a noun. 

A story of a person's life written by that person. 

A word formed from two or more words by combining sounds with an apostrophe (Ex:will not- won't

Why something happens 

Using clues from the story plus your prior knowledge to tell what is happening in the story. 

The use of the same sound(s) at the beginning of words (Ex: buzzing bees) 

A word part added to the ending of a root or base word to make a new word. 

A reference book that lists synonyms and antonyms of words. 

A statement that tells what the whole story is about. 

The order of events in a story.