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Reading Compression Review #PAWS#Grade5
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What is an third person limited?
Narrator tells the story of one character
Narrator tells the story of many characters
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In a venn diagram, would a comparisons go in the overlapping section or separate section?
Overlapping
Separate section
3
What words would be associated with first person point of view?
I, me, we
You, your, yours
He, she, names of people
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What words would be associated with third person point of view?
I, me, we
you, your, yours
he, she,they, name of person
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In a venn diagram, would a contrast go in the overlapping section or separate section?
Separate section
Overlapping section
6
Ted played games, had cake and ice cream, then watched as his friend opened his gifts. Infer.
Ted is at his friend's birthday party.
That it is christmas at Ted's house
That Ted likes cake
That it's Ted's Birthday party
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What's an example of a classic story re-written in a different perspective?(we read in PAWS)
The Adventures of Peter Rabbit
Cinderella
"The True Story of the Three Little Pigs By A. Wolf"
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What words would be associated with second person point of view?
you, your, yours
I, me, we
He, she, names of people
9
A child tries a new fruit and makes a disgusted face. What can his mother infer?
That he wants more of the fruit.
That he doesn't like the taste of that fruit.
That he doesn't want more of that fruit.
That he loves the fruit
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Sherry's toddler is in bed upstairs. She hears a bang and crying. What can Sherry infer?
A picture fell off the wall.
Someone is breaking into her house.
Her husband is walking around upstairs.
Her toddler fell out of bed.
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Whats the difference between point of view and perspective?
POV= how the narrator speaks Perspective=who the narrator is
POV= who the narrator is Perspective=how the narrator speaks
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When writing an extended response, the first paragraph should do what?
State what your going to support in your essay.
State the author.
State your opinion.
State the title.
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What is third person objective?
Narrator tells the story from outsiders view
Narrator tells the story of all charecters
Narrators tell the story of only one character
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How do you start an extended response?
Stating text evidence.
Saying the question.
Explaining and Extending thoughts.
Restating the question as a statement.
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What does it mean to contrast?
Tell how two or more things are different.
Tell how two or more things are the same.
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Jennifer hears her mailbox close and her dog is barking. What can Jennifer infer?
Someone has pulled up in her driveway.
That the postal carrier has delivered her mail.
The delivery truck is at her house.
A pizza delivery car is here with lunch.
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What's the purpose of an extended response?
To persuade someone.
To give personal ideas about text using textual evidence
Just to write for fun!
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When writing an extended response, the meat of the essay should be in the following format...
however you want it to go
Explain and Extend, Text Evidence
opinion, Text evidence
Text Evidence, Explain and Extend
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What does it mean to compare?
Telling how two or more things are alike.
Telling how two or more things are different.
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What is third person omniscient?
Narrator only tells the story of one character
Narrators tells the story of all characters (all knowing)
