Mr. Pepin's Quiz STAAR Review

All of these are characteristics of Nonfiction Texts except for...

"The Brave Little Toaster" is a fictional text where a device torments a poor homeowner. What genre is this?

According to Nonfiction Texts that we read about Theme Parks, where do the most injuries occur?

Which of the following themes best describe "The Tell-Tale Heart?".

Which one of these characters survives the Holocaust in "The Diary of Anne Frank?"

Why is it important to know the purpose of the text before you read it?

Why do non-fiction texts have text features?

All of these are examples of External Conflict except...

Which point of view allows for the narrator to know the inner thoughts and feelings of ALL characters in the scene?

What is the "Call to Action?" in an article, letter, or nonfiction text?

What is the Main Idea of a text?

Getting up extremely early to study on the day of the STAAR is a good idea to review.

What's the best way to prepare for the Reading STAAR Test

Point of view is...

We watched several vides about bionics in class, and have seen all of these examples except...

This is the emotion created in the reader from the author's use of description and word choice.

This is the Writing in the Margin Strategy for developing our own ideas about the text.

This Writing in the Margins strategy is a great for keeping track of essential information in a reading.

In "The Sniper" we learn a lot of details about his character. What part of the plot do we get this information?

Which of the following themes best describe "The Monkey's Paw?"

When we read "Should Zoos Exist" as part of our Persuasive Texts, what is an example of a CLAIM?

If a question mentions a specific paragraph or sentence, should you go back and reread that part?

Of the following animals below, which of these is Mr. Pepin's favorite?

Which literary element reveals the personality of a character through actions/dialogue?

What is the name of Mr. Pepin's Lizard?

What day is the Reading STAAR