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STAAR 6th Grade Reading Review
STAAR 6th Grade Reading Review
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Sixth Grade Reading STAAR Review
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Group of lines within a poem.
Paragraph
Line
Stanza
Sentence
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Wind dances through the bright green trees,
is an example of what type of figurative language?
Hyperbole
Personification
Simile
Metaphor
3
Informational text that informs, describes, or explains is...
Drama
Expository Text
Media
Poetry
4
Forms of communication, can be visual such as illustrations,diagrams,graphs, photos, etc...
Graphics
Media
Descriptions
Procedural Text
5
Facts, quotes, details, examples, and explanations that support the main idea is known as...
Problem and Solution
Example
Persuasive Text
Supporting Details
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Woosh! Bam! Screech! Are all examples of what type of figurative language?
Personifiation
Onomatopoeia
Hyperbole
Similie
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___________ is a basic part of a word.
Root
Suffix
Verb
Prefix
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The following diagram is used to...
Write a summary
Tell supporting details
Put things in order
Compare and Contrast
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________ is a conversation between two of more characters.
Simile
Dialogue
Scence
Third Person
10
Restatement of a text, line by line, using different words.
Sentence
Summary
Paraphrase
Paragraph
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The arrangement of text events is know as...
Rule of three
Series of Trials
Sequence
Plot
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__________ + Background Knowledge = Inference
Multiple Meaning Word
Text Evidence
Bolded Word
Text Structure
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Form of text, such as a play, that is meant to be performed.
Drama
Expository Text
Persuassive
Poetry
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A _____________ is a short text written in your own words that describes the original text; BME
Paraphrase
Sentence
Example
Summary
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Words located at the top of every page in a dictionary first and last words on every page
Pronunciation
Definition
Guide Words
Synonyms
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______ is a statement that can be proven to be true or false; not an opinion.
Example
Fact
Opinion
Issue
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Text that attempts to influence how the reader thinks or acts, such as advertisement.
Paraphrase
Analysis
Red Herring
Persuasive Text
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The authors beliefs, attitude, or position on a topic.
Authors Purpose
Authors Viewpoint
Context Clues
Autobiography
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A portion of a play that takes place in one setting.
Scene
Characters
Dialogue
Act
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A lesson or authors message
Inference
Point of View
Theme
Metaphor