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What is a metaphor?
What does the word 'context clues' mean?
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What does the word 'context clues' mean?
Information around a word that helps define it
Text features
Chapter headings
A type of fiction
2
What is a metaphor?
A comparison without using 'like' or 'as'
A comparison using 'like' or 'as'
A sentence with a simile
A definition
3
1.What does 'sequence' mean in reading?
The order events happen
The main setting
The problem in the story
The characters' names
4
What is the climax of a story?
The beginning
The title
The turning point or most exciting part
The theme
5
What is the genre of a story with talking animals and a moral?
Fable
Myth
Fiction
Biography
6
Which feature would you find in a biography?
Facts about a person’s life
Imaginary worlds
Magic spells
Talking animals
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Which word means the opposite of 'ancient'?
Old
Antique
Historical
New
8
Which sentence includes a simile?
The lion roared.
She was brave.
She liked lions.
She was as brave as a lion.
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Which sentence is an opinion?
George Washington was the first U.S. president.
Earth orbits the sun.
Water freezes at 32°F.
Pizza is the best food ever.
10
What is an antonym for 'noisy'?
Bright
Silent
Annoying
Loud
11
Which sentence is written in first person?
They love pizza.
He jumped over the puddle.
I couldn’t believe my eyes!
She ran fast.
12
Which graphic organizer helps compare and contrast?
Venn diagram
T-chart
Bar graph
Timeline
13
Which of the following is a theme?
Be kind to others
It has five chapters
There are three characters
The story takes place in space
14
Which sentence shows cause and effect?
The sun was bright.
He ran quickly
She likes reading.
It rained, so the game was canceled.
15
What does it mean to summarize a story?
To write the story again
To tell the main events in a short way
To tell every detail
To write a new ending
16
Why is it important to reread a text?
To check the pictures again
To impress the teacher
To memorize it
To find more details and understand better
17
Which word means nearly the same as 'quickly'?
Softly
Kindly
Slowly
Rapidly
18
What is the author’s purpose if they are trying to persuade?
To change your opinion
To tell a story
To teach a lesson
To describe a place
19
Why do authors use headings in informational texts?
To tell the main idea of each section
To summarize the whole book
To make the text look interesting
To list vocabulary words
20
Which of the following helps readers understand a character’s traits?
The number of chapters
The character’s actions and words
The author’s biography
The cover art
21
In nonfiction, what is a glossary used for?
To define important words
To explain the author’s point of view
To list chapter titles
To tell a story
22
Which of these is a synonym for 'happy'?
Tired
Joyful
Angry
Sad
23
What does 'plot' mean in a story?
The problem
The sequence of events
The moral
The characters
24
What is the setting of a story?
The main idea
The theme
The author’s opinion
Where and when the story takes place
25
How do you know a text is persuasive?
It tries to convince the reader
It has photos
It tells a story
It shares facts
26
What is foreshadowing?
The last sentence of a book
Repeating a word
A type of character
A hint about what will happen later
27
Why do authors use italics?
To show a heading
To show important words or thoughts
To confuse the reader
To list steps
28
What is the job of a topic sentence?
To state the main idea of a paragraph
To describe characters
To introduce the author
To tell the setting
29
Which of the following is an example of figurative language?
He ran fast.
The sun is hot.
She likes apples.
The wind whispered through the trees.
30
What is the main idea of a nonfiction passage?
The last sentence
The title of the book
The lesson learned
The most important point the author makes
