Main characters can be defined as:

the person solving the problem in the story

What are you doing when you are trying to persuade?

convincing someone to believe or do something

when and where the story takes place

What is it to draft your writing?

write out your ideas and provide details

What would be part of previewing a text?

looking at the table of contents

What is an example of when to use conversational English?

writing a thank you note to your best friend

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CAOLA grade 5 Elem Language Arts Module 1 Exam Review

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1
Main characters can be defined as:
the person solving the problem in the story
the person who is in the last chapter of the book only
the person mentioned once in the story
the person reading the story
2
What are you doing when you are trying to persuade?
convincing someone to believe or do something
describing using details
providing information about something
telling a funny story
3
What do you do when you visualize what you are reading?
think about the main idea
imagine the setting
identify word parts
read the chapter titles
4
The story's setting:
is the main problem or conflict
how the characters react to the conflict
the events in the story
when and where the story takes place
5
What is the conflict of the story?
the main problem
the main events
when and where the story takes place
the people who solve the problem
6
What is it to draft your writing?
correct grammar and spelling
adjust sentences and paragraphs
create a graphic organizer
write out your ideas and provide details
7
How do you contrast two stories?
discuss how they are different
summarize
discuss the climax of the story
discuss how they are the same
8
What is an example of when to use standard English?
on social media chat
when you need to sound serious
texting friends
writing a shopping list
9
A haunted castle is an example of:
plot
characters
setting
conflict
10
What do we do when we compare two stories?
discuss differences
discuss how they are alike
summarize
review the story structure
11
What are key words for comparing stories?
both, alike, also
on the other hand
unlike, however, meanwhile
and, but, yet
12
What do you do when you are decoding?
explain how the text makes you feel
read the chapter titles
imagine the setting and characters
sound out unknown words
13
What would be part of previewing a text?
imagining the setting
sounding out the words
looking at the table of contents
drawing what you think the characters will look like
14
The story's plot:
is the main problem
is the events of the story
is the people who solve the conflict
is when and where the story takes place
15
What is an example of when to use conversational English?
writing a thank you note to your best friend
writing a letter to your teacher
writing an informational document
reviewing a product online

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