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  • "I am so excited for my recital this weekend" is written in ______ person point of view.
    first
  • Name TWO other words with the same prefix as UNPREPARED
    Mrs. Howell decides
  • FRINDLE is a (verb, adjective, noun)?
    noun
  • "She ran from home plate and slid into first. The pitcher tossed the ball to the first baseman" is written in ______ person point of view.
    third
  • What genre has made up characters and events, but it COULD happen in real life?
    Realistic Fiction
  • Julia is a walking dictionary is an example of what type of figurative language?
    Metaphor
  • WH TAYLOR is a (verb, adjective, noun)?
    noun
  • Animals are endangered is the EFFECT. What could be a CAUSE?
    Mrs. Howell decides
  • That movie wasn't really my cup of tea is an example of what type of figurative language?
    Idiom
  • Name a word that has a PREFIX and a SUFFIX
    Mrs. Howell decides
  • UNDERNEATH and BELOW are (synonyms or antonyms)?
    synonyms
  • Name TWO synonyms for LARGE
    Mrs. Howell decides
  • What does CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER mean?
    In order by time - TIMELINE
  • Name TWO other words with the same prefix as REVISIT
    Mrs. Howell decides
  • Name TWO other words with the same suffix as JUDGEMENT
    Mrs. Howell decides
  • The kettle whistled when the water was boiled is an example of what type of figurative language?
    Personification
  • GALLOP is a (verb, adjective, noun)?
    verb
  • The basketball player was as tall as a skyscraper is an example of what type of figurative language?
    Simile
  • What type of words are always capitalized, even in the middle of a sentence?
    Proper Nouns
  • Which nonfiction text feature can you find under a picture or photograph?
    caption
  • Sasha forgot to do her chores this morning is the CAUSE. What could be the effect?
    Mrs. Howell decides
  • Name TWO other words with the same suffix as SWEETLY
    Mrs. Howell decides
  • SMOOTH is a (verb, adjective, noun)?
    adjective
  • Margo has a heart of gold is an example of what type of figurative language?
    metaphor
  • Which nonfiction text feature can you find as a short title for each new paragraph or section?
    heading
  • BEAUTIFUL and PRETTY are (synonyms or antonyms)?
    synonyms
  • HUGE and TINY are (synonyms or antonyms)?
    Antonyms
  • What genre has made up characters, but is set in a real life setting from the PAST?
    Historical Fiction
  • As quiet as a mouse is an example of what type of figurative language?
    simile
  • This math class has lasted 14 years is an example of what type of figurative language?
    hyperbole
  • What genre gives TRUE facts about REAL events?
    Non Fiction
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