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5th Grade Milestones ELA Review
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Which of the following is written in first person point of view?
"I am so excited," said Jack to his friend.
Are you sleepy? You need a mountain dew!
I can't wait to show what I know on the Milestone test!
Jenny was as nervous as a jackrabbit!
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Combine these sentences: I broke my ankle. I fell off of my bike.
I broke my ankle and fell off of my bike.
I fell off of my bike after I broke my ankle.
I fell off of my bike, but broke my ankle.
I broke my ankle because I fell off of my bike.
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The following sentence is an example of which type of figurative language?
personification
alliteration
simile
metaphor
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The OPPOSITE meaning of a word is known as...
an antonym
a metaphor
a homonym
a synonym
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Which of the following is not a prepositional phrase?
behind the dresser
under the bed
in the closet
play with toys
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Read the sentence below and determine if the underlined portion is the CAUSE or the EFFECT.
Cause
Effect
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Read the sentence below and determine if the underlined portion is the CAUSE or the EFFECT.
Cause
Effect
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Which sentence is punctuated correctly?
I love to sing, and dance.
I am sore because I practiced football last night.
I love my Birthday, because I get presents!
I love to sing dance and play the piano.
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Which of the following is a hyperbole?
My smiling baby is the sunshine of my life!
It's raining cats and dogs.
You just spilled the beans when you told about the surprise.
I have a trillion math problems to do tonight!
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When you are asked to COMPARE something, you...
Tell how things are similar.
Tell how things can be changed.
Tell how things are different.
Tell how things are ordered.
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What does it mean to contrast two things?
To find what's the same.
To find the sum.
To find the differences between them.
To conduct research.
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Read the sentence below and determine if the underlined portion is the CAUSE or the EFFECT.
Effect
Cause
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Read the sentence below and determine the meaning of the underlined word.
prize
praise
reward
admirable
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How long should an informational or opinion essay be?
3-5 paragraphs
a couple of sentences
1 paragraph
3-5 sentences
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What is a good test-taking strategy to do BEFORE reading a passage?
Check to see how long it is
Count the paragraphs
Read it quickly
Preview the questions
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About how long is a constructed response?
5 paragraphs
1 complete sentence
3-5 paragraphs
3-5 sentences
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Which of the following is an idiom?
I am so tired I could sleep for years!
The lights a like the night stars in the sky!
She is a snake in the grass!
You need to hit the road or you will be late for school!
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Sequencing: Read the text below. What do you do AFTER you break a tree to get oak wood?
Combine the diamonds and the stick to get a sword.
Find two diamond blocks.
Use a crafting table to turn wood into planks.
Use a pickaxe to break the diamonds.
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Read the sentence below and determine the meaning of the underlined word.
blank
boring
lacking
full of
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Which sentence is punctuated correctly?
Jack, can you, hand me the phone?
Jack can you hand me, the phone?
Jack, can you hand me the phone?
Jack, can you, hand me, the phone?
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Read the sentence below and determine the meaning of the underlined word.
yearly
desired
searched
waited
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Which words show order of events?
then, talked, friends, band
joined, practiced, marched, instrument
first, after, next, finally
order, happened, decide, play
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Look at the sentence pictured below. Is it a FACT or an OPINION?
Opinion
Fact
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What does a reader need to look for when determining the MAIN IDEA?
the main character
The most frequently used word
The author's purpose
What it's mostly about and supporting details
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NON-FICTION text...
is anything invented or imagined by a writer.
is a story about my pet unicorn.
tells about real people, places, events, or times
contains characters and settings that are invented.
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The "speaker" in a book or story can also be called...
the president
the subject
the narrator
the topic
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Read the passage below. What is the central idea the author wants the reader to learn?
Accept yourself for who you are.
Be kind.
Always follow the rules that are given.
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Which sentence is not punctuated correctly?
When I get home next week, I am going to take a nap!
After the test, we are going to breathe a sigh of relief!
Before, I answer, a question, I need to look in the text!
For short constructed responses, remember to use RACE!
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Look at the sentence pictured below. Is it a FACT or an OPINION?
Opinion
Fact
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The following sentence is an example of which type of figurative language?
personification
metaphor
simile
alliteration
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What are important things to pay attention to when reading non-fiction?
the characters
charts, graphs, headings and titles
the color of the book
the setting and plot
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Read the text above the photo below. What is the EFFECT in the sentence?
MLK, Jr.
helped end segregation
nonviolent protest
giving speeches
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