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4th-5th Grade Reading Comprehension
4th-5th Grade Reading Comprehension
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3rd Point of View...
Narrator is a character in the story
Uses pronouns I/Me/My/Us
Narrator is NOT in the story
Uses He/She/They
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Ruby ran down the road is an example of
Simile
Comprehension
Onomatopoeia
Alliteration
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The person who writes the poem is...
Poet
Author
Playwright
Narrator
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The prefix RE- means
Before
Many
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Again
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The root BIO- means
Earth
Rocks
Life
Air
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The writer of a play is a ...
Singer
Playwright
Narrator
Author
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Comparing two objects by saying one IS/WAS/ARE/WERE the other
Simile
Metaphor
Onomatopoeia
Alliteration
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The root CHRONO- means
Time
Life
Ari
Earth
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The root HYDR- means
Time
Earth
Air
Water
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The main problem is called the...
Conflict
Resolution
Exposition
Details
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The prefix UN- means
Before
Many
Again
Not
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When you tell how 2 thing are similar, you...
Contrast
Compare
Simile
Compare and Contrast
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The prefix SUB- means
Not
Again
Below
Before
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Which is a theme?
Don't forget to feed your cat
Be responsible
Always walk your dog
Take care of your pets
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Which is a theme?
Don't lie to your friends
Never lie to your parents
Always tell the truth
Be honest
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The plot of the story is...
The resolution
The main problem
The events in order
The main character
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The main idea can be found...
In the 1st line of paragraph
In the last line of paragraph
In the middle of the paragraph
In the title
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The lesson we learn from the story is
Main Idea
Theme
Challenge
Alliteration
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First person point of view...
Narrator tells his/her story
is always true
Uses pronouns I/Me/My/Us/We
Narrator is NOT a character
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The sun kissed the flowers is an example of
Personification
Metaphor
Simile
Alliteration
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Comparing to objects using "like" or "as"
Simile
Consonants
Metaphor
Onomatopoeia
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The author's purpose is usually to...
Decide
Inform
Entertain
Persuade
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The directions given to the actors in the play
Stage Directions
Dialogue
Instructions
Personification
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Which is a theme?
Never steal from the store
Never steal money from your parents
Never steal
Never steal from your friends
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The person telling the story is...
Singer
Narrator
Writer
Character
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A fact...
is never true
Is someone's thoughts
is someone's feelings
can be proven
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When words start with the same sound
Challenge
Alliteration
Onomatopoeia
Simile
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Sequence organization also means
Compare/Contrast
Cause/Effect
Problem/Solution
Chronological
