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What could be a testing strategy
How a text is organized is called
Duplicate of NYS 4th Grade ELA Exam
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How a text is organized is called
Text structure
Compare and Contrast
Inference
Textual evidence
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What could be a testing strategy
Guessing
Crying
Highlighting important words/phrases
Doodling
3
Tone is the attitude of the writer in a story
False
True
4
Which is an example of Synonym?
Intelligent/Dumb
Beautiful/ Cute
Graceful/ Clumsy
Bright/ Dark
5
You could read the multiple choice questions before reading the passage
True
False
6
Compare means to
Tell the authors point of view
Tell how two things are different
Connect two things
Tell how two things are alike or similar
7
The 'S' in R.A.C.E.S stands for
Statement
Summarize
Stanza
8
To take a quote and write it in your own words
Paraphrase
Infer
Quote
Retell
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How a writer feels about about a certain topic, situation, or statement
Inference
Central idea
Opinion
Point of view
10
Visualize means to
Summarize
Make an inference about a character
Retell the Story
Create mental pictures
11
What are the story elements?
Setting, Details, Problem/Solution, Authors claim
Setting, Characters, Problem, Dialogue
Setting, Characters
Plot, Setting, Characters, Problem/ Solution
12
The message the author is trying to convey throughout the text; the author’s main point is the
Opinion
Author's purpose
Central idea
Perspective
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To contrast means to
Tell if two things are the same or similar
Tell if two things are different
Make an educated guess
Connect two things
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Infer means to make an______
Opinion
Educated guess based on relevant details from the text
Comparison
Summary of the text
15
Theme
is the lesson or moral within the story,
False
True
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To tell the main points of a story in different words
Relevant details
Retell
Text Features
Sequence
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A comparison between two unlike things that uses "like" or "as"
Simile
Personification
Metaphor
Hyperbole
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Setting is where and when the story takes place?
False
True
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What is the correct order for this writing strategy?
Restate, Answer, Cite, Explain,Summarize
Restate, Explain, Answer, Summarize, Cite
Cite, Restate, Answer, Explain, Summarize
Answer, Cite, Summarize, Explain,Restate
20
In which passage does the author express a clear OPINION?
"The weather was cold and rainy, making it difficult to play outside"
"Many people believe that exercise is important"
"The store was crowded with shoppers searching for holiday gifts"
The cat sat on the windowsill, watching the birds outside"
21
an example of Rhyme is...
Sean,Bean
Ninth, Pint
Love,Move
May, Say
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NYS ELA 4th Grade Exam is April 11-12
True
False
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How many points are the short response worth?
3 Points
1 Point
2 points
4 Points
24
A stanza is a group of lines in a poem
False
True
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What is a stanza in poetry?
Tone of the poem
Structure of the poem
a group of lines in poetry which are set apart
Words that rhyme
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Cite means to __________
Find relevant details
quote evidence from the text
Summarize the text
Infer
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What is an example of a synonym?
two words with different spellings that mean the same
Two words that rhyme
Two words that sound alike
28
What is Personification?
A piece of writing
A character in the story
A person in the story
Giving human qualities to non-human things
29
An example of Text structure
Chronological/ Sequential Order
Setting
Climax
Dialogue
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A long response is worth 4 points on the test
True
False