Supporting details are:

evidence from the text that proves your answer

If you are making a prediction, you are:

Making an inference before you read

A valid statement about a group

Using what you know plus what you read to make a smart guess

The purpose of visualizing is to:

picture the story in your head while you read

You can use context clues to:

Decode the meaning of unknown words

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Language Arts Grade 3 Review

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1
The plot of a story should include:
solution
problem
climax
all of the above
2
What is the main idea of a story?
Supporting details in the story
Evidence from the text
What the story is mostly about
A summary of the story
3
What is a comparison using like or as?
A simile
An idiom
A synonym
A metaphor
4
Deciduous trees have leaves that change throughout the seasons is an example of a:
generalization
inference
opinion
fact
5
Authors write books to:
persuade
inform
all of the above
entertain
6
What is the main idea of a story?
Evidence from the text
What the story is mostly about
Supporting details in the story
A summary of the story
7
Supporting details are:
facts from a story
sentences about the main character
evidence from the text that proves your answer
any sentence from the text
8
Where and when a story takes place is called the:
main idea
setting
time period
location
9
A character's traits are:
their name
protagonist
what they act like
what they look like
10
If you are making a prediction, you are:
Looking at the pictures
Making an inference after you read
Reading between the lines
Making an inference before you read
11
What is a stanza?
A character trait
A group of lines within a poem
A sentence
A paragraph
12
A generalization is:
A valid statement about a group
A faulty statement about a group
An inference you make
A character's traits
13
What is an example of a text feature?
Bold Print
All of the above
Map
Diagram
14
A climax of a story is the:
a type of problem
the most exciting part
a solution
top of a roller coaster
15
An inference is:
A context clue
An answer to a question
Using evidence from the text to support your answer
Using what you know plus what you read to make a smart guess
16
When you sequence events from a story, you:
Reread the text
Explain the story
Compare and contrast
Put main events in order
17
When you infer the reason that something happened you are thinking about:
context clues
predictions
cause and effect
problems
18
The purpose of visualizing is to:
picture the story in your head while you read
Draw pictures while you read
Find the illustrator
Do a picture walk
19
The purpose of a biography is to:
all of the above
entertain
inform
persuade
20
When you contrast two things you:
tell what is alike
tell what is different
make an inference
ask thick questions
21
Sharks are the coolest animals is an example of a:
fact
inference
opinion
generalization
22
You can use context clues to:
Look for clues about what will happen next
Find evidence
Find cause and effects
Decode the meaning of unknown words
23
The theme of the story teaches you:
new information
a lesson
the main idea
about a fable

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