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5th Grade Reading SOL Review
5th Grade Reading SOL Review
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Which testing tool MUST I use to answer the question?
Pencil
Pointer
Highlighter
Eliminator
2
The best reference to look up information about "cells" in a science textbook is---
a glossary
a thesaurus
an index
a dictionary
3
I will pass the SOL!
It was never in question!!
Without a doubt!!
Absolutely!!
I can't be stopped!!
4
Using information in the story to make an educated guess of what might happen next is
a statement
a prediction
author's purpose
inferencing
5
What are good testing techniques you can use on any type of test?
Use common sense. Slash the trash and choose the best answer
Highlight key words and the directions.
Make notes on your scratch paper.
Use the pencil tool and mark notes directly on the screen.
6
What is a moral?
It's where the characters go
It is when the hero defeats the villain
It's the same as the theme
It teaches us a life lesson
7
Which word below has a suffix with the same meaning as the suffix in the word MAINLY?
reply
early
warmly
family
8
CAUSE: The dog was too noisy. What was the EFFECT?
The dog ran away.
He was taken back to the pound.
Tom didn't like it.
It bit Tom.
9
Which testing tool will help me jot down notes in the same page as the problem I'm working on?
Eliminator
Highlighter
Pointer
Pencil
10
The Venn Diagram can best be used to organize our thoughts for which kind of Informational Text
Save and Continue
Problem and Solution
Compare and Contrast
Alliteration
11
Before reading and answering the questions, what must you do first?
Read the GRAY BOX. It may give you clues.
Read the passage 100 times before answering the question.
Close your eyes and count to 1 million seconds.
Read the GRAY BOX. Highlight important key words.
12
Which pair are synonyms?
crude, natural
supply, reserve
wisely, foolishly
their, there, they're
13
A type of internal conflict we find in literature
Man Vs Self
Man Vs Society
Man Vs Food
Man Vs Man
14
When I say, "My hands are as cold as ice!" I am using what type of language?
Literal Language
A Plot Device
Alliteration
Figurative Language/Literary Device
15
Which testing tool is like a best friend to help me "jail the detail"?
Pointer
Eliminator
Pencil
Highlighter
16
The best reference to look up information about "volleyball passing" in nonfiction text is---
a dictionary
an index
a glossary
a thesaurus
17
"Tom's turkeys trotted through the town" is an example of the use of ...
Idiom
Myopeia
Onomatopeia
Alliteration
18
Which of the following is
NOT
type of informational text?
Compare and Contrast
Cause and Effect
Order and Sequence
Persuasive
19
Reading between the lines of a story and using prior knowledge to better understand the story
Prediction
Educated Guess
Referencing
Inferencing
20
All poetry must rhyme.
True
False
21
The UN means "NOT" in all of the words below EXCEPT for---
under
unaware
unsure
unfit
22
The best reference to use to find a new word to replace "popular" is---
a glossary
a dictionary
an index
a thesaurus
23
Which testing tool will help me slash the trash and narrow in on the correct answer?
Pointer
Highlighter
Pencil
Eliminator
24
The best reference to use to find the definition of "equinox" is---
a glossary
an index
a thesaurus
a dictionary
25
The phrase "It was a piece of cake" is an example of a/an ...
Idiom
Alliteration
Hyperbole
Personification
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The ________________ of a story gives the reader/viewer a sense of the overall message
theme
lesson
moral
author
27
Which pair are antonyms?
supply, reserve
crude, natural
their, there, they're
wisely, foolishly
28
What feature of fiction or nonfiction text will help you predict what you will read?
Predicting is not important.
Title of Passage
The SOL questions and answer choices
Nothing
29
What are words that are opposites?
definition
antonyms
random words
synonyms
30
The difference between a simile and a metaphor is -
A simile uses as or like while a metaphor does not
We only use similes in poetry, never metaphors
A simile and a metaphor are exactly the same
A simile is a type of figurative language, unlike metaphors
31
The sentence, "The angry sun beat down on the sweaty beach-goers" is an example of
Idiom
Alliteration
Personification
Informational Text
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Which trio are homophones/homonyms?
crude, natural
supply, reserve
their, there, they're
wisely, foolishly
33
What does it mean that "Nicholas was struck with an idea"?
His daughter hit him in the head.
While looking around the shop, one of his goods fell.
He was hit by lightening.
He had an idea all of a sudden.
34
A group of lines in a poem is called a ...
extravaganza
haiku
stanza
line group
35
A haiku is divided into a pattern of 5-7-5. What is the pattern counting?
Lines
Words
Syllables
Verbs
36
When words have the same meaning, but different spelling, what are they called?
personification
synonyms
alliteration
antonyms
37
A simple type of Order and Sequence Informational Text would be
All of these
Instructions to Create
A Recipe
Directions to Movies
38
All of the following are types of Figurative Language except ...
Fact
Hyperbole
Onomatopeia
Personification
39
If someone slams the door, and you figure out he/she is mad based on evidence. What is this?
an instagram
an introduction
a prediction
an inference
40
Literary Conflict: An American tank crew fights German soldiers during World War II
Man Vs Nature
Man Vs Man
Man Vs Self
Man Vs Beast
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HYDRO is a Greek root meaning 'water'. Hydroelectric power is electricity created by---
falling water
windmills
raindrops
melting snow
