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TNReady 6th Grade ELA Review
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The terms 'Central Idea' and 'Main Idea' can be used interchangeably.
False
True
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Let's infer!
The family is going to the mall.
The family is going on a picnic.
The family is going to school.
The family is going to the museum.
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narrator
talking over something
is the most important idea about a topic
a discussion that switches from one person to another
Person telling the story
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Examples of conflict
No WiFi when I went to my great grandparents house
All of the above
In the shower so long the hot water ran out
Peppa pig can’t whistle
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This is where you support your claim with an example, detail, or quote from the text.
Information
Support
Evidence
Purpose
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Argument
Express a position on a problem and support it with reasons or evidence
To have great significance to the development of the story
A struggle between opposing forces
The literary genre of works intended for the theater
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What does it mean to compare?
To tell what is most important
to tell what the differences are between two or more things
To tell what the main idea is
To tell what the similarities are between two or more things
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What is the theme of this passage?
It is important to study for a test.
Cheating doesn't pay off in the end.
Cody got in trouble for cheating on his test.
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Convey means...
to communicate or make known
to move forward
to organize or catalogue
to hold underwater or submerge
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What is author's purpose?
The author's reason for writing.
The author's claim and evidence.
How the author describes the characters.
To make money by selling their book.
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ELA: The candle flame danced in the dark.
metaphor
personification
central idea
hyperbole
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ELA: What is the definition of plot?
The main idea of the story
The beginning of the story
The end of the story
The events that make up the story
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What is the Definition of The Central/Main idea?
The point the author wants you to remember most
Overall point of the text
The topic of the text
The beginning
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What is the theme of this passage?
If you can't swim, don't for to the lake.
You should never swim without a lifeguard.
Speak up and tell the truth, even if it is hard.
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People in a story are known as the...
antproganists
settings
plots
characters
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What can you infer?
Hudson enjoys his job.
Hudson is an auto mechanic.
Hudson is a truck salesman.
Hudson works as a plumber.
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What does it mean to contrast?
To tell what does not make sense.
To tell what is important
To tell what the similarities are between two or more things
To tell what the differences are between two or more things
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What is compare and contrast?
Finding differences and similarities
Finding the cause and effect
Finding similarities
Finding differences
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Are Main idea And Theme The Same?
No!
Yes!
I Don't Care!
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What is the theme of a story?
The message of the story
The problem of the story
The most exciting part of the story
The topic of the story
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Define summarize.
To hold up and make stronger.
To sum up clearly in fewer words.
To produce a final product.
To find similarities.
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ELA: The setting of the story is...
the beginning of the story
the place the story happens
the conflict of the story
the main event of the story
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What is connotation?
The implication of a word
A writer's or speaker's attitude toward a subject
How a word makes you feel
Naunce
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ELA: What is the definition of mood in a story?
The way you feel when you read text
The way the Author feels when you read text
The way the story unfolds when you read text
The way the character feels when you read text
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Choose one reason that would support the claim that snakes are dangerous to people?
Snakes are experts at escaping cages and confinement
Some snakes can squeeze humans tight enough to kill them
Snakes must be fed live animals such as mice & small rabbits
Some snakes are poisonouse and would endanger a bitten victim
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The resolution is:
At the beginning of a story
the most intense moment in the story
the theme of a story
When the main problem is resolved in a story
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What is Conflict of a story?
A problem the character must come over.
The most important part of a story.
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Analyze
to guess
to avoid something
looking at something carefully
I like cheese
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What is the Resolution of a story?
The starting of the problem in the story.
The solution of the problem in the story.
The beginning of a story.
The ending of the story.
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Choose the similie.
You have the heart of a lion.
She is a walking encylopedia.
You're as nice as an angel.
The truth was like a bad taste on his tounge.
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point of view:
a section of a text
establish or strengthen with new evidence or facts
consider in detail in order to discover essential details
someone's position or understanding of something
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What is a Plot of a story?
A person that are important in the story.
Events that happens in the setting.
Side stories that are part of the events in the story.
Events that happen in a story.
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ELA: What is the definition of tone in a story?
The way the Author feels about the subject
The way the character feels when you read text
The way you feel when you read text
The way the story unfolds when you read text
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ELA: She's a walking dictionary is an example of a/an...
hyperbole
personification
simile
metaphor
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dialogue
Conversation between characters.
the language of a person or character
the way how a character speaks
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The person telling the story or poem
poet
first person
orator
narrator
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Similie
gives personal pronouns to inanimate objects
comparing two things using like or as
describing something to provide you with an image
sudden story turn around
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What does cite evidence mean?
to look back into the text for evidence to support an idea, or a answer
to summarize the passage
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What does to illustrate mean?
To draw
I don't know
To make things clear by examples or pictures
To make an illusion
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Define infer.
To locate supporting details.
To define something.
To guess, reason or conclude based on evidence.
To locate or find information.
