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I know the text is written in 1st person POV because...
I notice the pronouns "they", "he", "she"
I notice the pronouns "I", "he", "them"
I notice the pronouns "you", "your"
I notice the pronouns "I", "we", "our", "my"
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Poems are organized by...
stanzas
a lot of text
paragraphs
text and pictures
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What is a simile?
a comparison of 2 things
a comparison of 2 things, using like or as
the conclusion of a text
the main idea of a text
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What is a strategy for finding the main idea?
Find a detail.
Read the first and last sentences of the text or paragraph.
Find a word that repeats.
Just guess.
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A antonym is...
a key detail
a word that is the opposite
a type of figurative language
a word that is the same
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________________tells events in order beginning with the earliest and continuing with the most recent.
Chronological
Comparison
First
Problem and Solution
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When I am reading a nonfiction passage, I should...
skim carefully
read all of the headings
just read the questions
read only the first and last paragraphs
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When I get tired during the test, I should..
take a break to rest my mind and then start again
rush to finish
answer C to all of the questions
end the test
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The first thing I should do before I start reading the text is...
read the title of the text
skim the text
highlight the title
answer all of the questions
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Imagery is important when I read a poem because...
it helps to put a picture in my mind
it isn't
it gives me the main idea of a poem
it gives me the answer to the question
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After I read the title of the text, I should...
skim the whole text
read and highlight important words in the questions
answer the questions
begin reading carefully
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What is a theme?
An idea or lesson that recurs in the story
A detail from the story
A type of figurative language
An opinion
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I will infer when I...
guess
compare and contrast
use clues from the text to draw a conclusion
find the main idea
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When I contrast, I...
look for similarities
highlight paragraphs
answer the questions
look for differences
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I can use "slash the trash" when I...
eliminate answers that I know are wrong
skim the answers
read the text
skip paragraphs that I know are not that important
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What is a synonym for prepared?
unfit
ready
unready
surprised
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Why is it important to find evidence to support my answer?
It will help me be more confident in my answer.
Mrs. Holste says to and she is always right.
It isn't that important, because I can remember.
I really like to use the highlighter tool.
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Which group of words identifies types of context clues?
synonym, definition, metaphor, and mood
antonym, synonym, definition, and example
antonym, main idea, simile, and tone
1st person POV, 3rd person POV, detail, and example
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What is the plot of a fiction story?
the sequence of events in a story
the conclusion of a story
the main of a story
the beginning of a story
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What the difference between a fact and an opinion?
An opinion is what everyone thinks.
A fact can be proven, but an opinion is what someone thinks.
A fact can not be proven.
Fact and opinion are synonyms.
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