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5th Grade Skills & Strategies Review
5th Grade Skills & Strategies Review
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What the story is mostly about is the...
inference
summary
supporting details
main idea
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When you're analyzing the differences between two or more people, events, settings - you are..
comparing
contrasting
main idea
character traits
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Authors use different text structures to...
give facts about their topic
organize their ideas
add visuals to their writing
research their topic
4
When tackling a text based question I should ask myself...
What text structure is this?
What are they asking me to do?
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These explain or prove the main idea:
perspectives
supporting details
character traits
inferences
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What is missing from the INFERENCE equation: text evidence + __________
background knowledge
schema
perspective
point of view
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When an author is trying to teach you a lesson or moral of a story - you're looking for the...
character traits
theme
close reading
main idea
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A strategy I should always use when answering a text based question, is....
go back to the text and prove my answer
unpacking the question
reading the question multiple times
all of the above
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When you are making an INFERENCE - you are...
the little things that support the main idea
figuring out what the text is MOSTLY about
making an educated conclusion from text evidence and schema
thinking about the text
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When you're analyzing the similarities between two or more people, events, settings - you are..
comparing
looking at perspectives
contrasting
finding the main idea
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A reading strategy I should ALWAYS use is...
Informational Text Structures
Cause & Effect
Close Reading
Comparing & Contrasting
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When you retell the main ideas of a text in a shortened for, in your own words - you are...
summarizing
finding the main idea
inferencing
finding the supporting details
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Words or phrases used to describe a character, are...
thoughts
perspectives
the point of view
character traits
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Which of the following IS NOT a fiction story element..
theme
figurative language
plot
character
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What is POINT OF VIEW?
What is the main idea?
How the text is being written?
Who is the narrator?
What are the differences?
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An example of figurative language is...
simile
metaphor
character traits
fiction story elements
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What is PERSPECTIVE?
The supporting details
The way in which a character feels or sees something
Who the narrator is
The lesson learned from the story
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To improve your reading - you should...
read EVERY night and as much as you can!
get a good night's sleep
memorize 5th grade skills
do some homework
