4th Grade NJSLA Review

SYMBOLISM - What idea does this symbol represent?

Onomotopoeia is a word that represents-

An idiom is...

A historical fiction story might include...

Poetry uses these instead of paragraphs:

The nonfiction text structure that tells events in time order is called________

Which of these reading strategies do you do BEFORE reading?

Is this book Realistic Fiction?

True or False: Two stories can share the same theme.

Read the paragraph and make an inference.

A reader reads nonfiction to

Fables are

The main idea is supported by_____?

What does the prefix in the word nonfiction mean?

Greek myths often....

Text structure is:

What does the idiom "a walk in the park" mean?

When writing a persuasive essay, your introduction paragraph must include....

Realistic fiction

The ___________ helps the reader find key topics in the nonfiction book they are reading.

What is the main idea?

Fables have three elements. What is NOT an element of a fable?

Is this book Realistic Fiction?

First person point of view uses...

Greek Myths are true stories.

What figurative language is this?

A hook in writing is _____? 

In MOST fables the characters are usually?

Little pictures have big ears. (Figurative Language?)

Reading strategies increase reading comprehension.

Find the main idea.

What figurative language is this?

Poetry is....

Test taking strategy:

Character traits can describe both the internal and external traits of a character.

What figurative language is this?

"The sun shines like gold" is an example of _________

What two things do you need to make an inference?

An essay written about a literary elements from a story is called _______

Define theme.

The main idea of a passage tells the names of the characters.

The below image best represents what text structure?

True or False: A story cannot have more than one theme.

True or False: Poetry is always written in complete sentences.

Realistic fiction can best be described as...

Inferring uses clues and ___________________________ knowledge.

In a nonfiction book, where can you find what the bold print words mean?

Using these at the beginning and end of your sentences is very important!

What is point-of-view?

What is symbolism?

Which one is not an example of an onomotopoeia?