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Comparison of two unlike things that do not include like or as.
hyperbole
alliteration
simile
metaphor
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You look in an atlas to find out where San Diego is located. What is the purpose?
persuade
inform
expository
entertain
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What might the theme of the Lion King be?
Scar is evil
Payback is good
Simba is brave
Good triumphs over evil
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Johnnie's father says, "I understand that you did not forget the poor today." What did he mean?
He saw the mice eat the cakes Johnnie took.
Johnnie didn't eat all of his food.
He saw Johnnie give money to a homeless man.
Johnnie wrote a note to his friend.
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This picture shows the ___________ of the story "The 3 Little Pigs
setting
problem
characters
solution
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Does Miss Isaacson believe in you?
Absolutely
100%
Yes
True
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This picture shows the ___________ of the story "The 3 Little Pigs
problem
solution
characters
setting
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What does summarize mean?
give the most important details about it
break it down into steps
tell every detail about it
find text evidence
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What does the word contrast mean?
judge
tell how things are the same
tell how things are different
outline
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What does infer mean?
read between the lines
prove it
give examples
outline
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The underlying meaning or lesson being taught in a story is called the ______________.
Conflict
Setting
Mood
Theme
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The new boy didn't talk a lot & looked down when the teacher called on him. What can you infer?
He is shy.
He is funny.
He is kind.
He is mean.
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Comparison of two unlike things that use like or as is called_________.
personification
simile
metaphor
hyperbole
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What do you call a picture or idea that stands for something else?
prediction
symbol
sign
inference
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If you see someone with an umbrella you can infer:
It is going to rain.
They can fly like Mary Poppins
They are nice.
They are scared of sunlight.
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What is the theme of the Tortoise and the Hare?
you should give up if you are the slowest
being fast means you always win
winning isn't everything
slow and steady wins the race
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The fairy flew to the scary forest at night. This is an example of the:
Setting
Theme
Main idea
Plot
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This picture shows the ___________ of the story "The 3 Little Pigs
characters
setting
solution
problem
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Don't judge a book by its cover is an example of ___________.
theme
conflict
setting
mood
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You are reading a Snoopy comic. Purpose?
persuade
entertain
pie
inform
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Because I had a sunburn, I put some aloe on it. What text structure?
problem and solution
cause and effect
sequence
compare
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My car is a 2000 silver Honda Insight with 90,000 miles. What text structure is this?
Cause and Effect
Compare and Contrast
Sequence
Description
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This picture shows the ___________ of the story "The 3 Little Pigs
characters
solution
problem
setting
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The theme is directly stated by the author.
True
False
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John is a better basketball player than his brother Peter. We can infer that:
Peter gets better scores.
Peter likes to play basketball.
John does not like to play basketball.
John gets better scores.
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Dairy cows make milk, which is used for cheese, ice cream, and yogurt. Author's purpose?
entertain
inform
persuade
pie
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What is the best question to ask yourself when you are trying to find the main idea?
What point is the author trying to make?
What is the main event?
What is one important detail?
Who is the main character?
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You are watching an advertisement for a new toy on TV. What is the author's purpose?
persuade
inform
entertain
pie
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A presidential candidate is speaking at a fair. What is the purpose?
Inform
Entertain
Persuade
Eat a funnelcake
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Ugh!" Jay yelled as he pushed his homework away. Jay was feeling ____ with his assignment.
pleased
happy
embarrassed
frustrated
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To tell fact from opinion, I should ask myself
Can it be proven?
Do I agree?
What do I think?
Does my teacher know the answer?
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6th graders go to Spring Creek. 7th G's go to Centennial. Both go to school. Text structure?
description
compare and contrast
sequence
cause and effect
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Which of the following would make the best theme for a short story?
Some types of snakes can be poisonous.
Kindness, in the long run, will be rewarded.
It is easy to prepare a quick, healthful meal.
Many tall buildings sway a little in the wind.
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It was obvious that Krista felt ____ because her face turned red when everyone laughed at her.
angry
shy
happy
embarrassed
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Sally sells sea shells by the sea shore is an example of:
onomatopoeia
alliteration
simile
personification
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Some animals have favorite foods. Elephants will climb a mountain for berries. Purpose?
pie
entertain
inform
persuade
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I stayed outside in the sun, then I went inside, then I saw I had a sunburn. Text structure?
description
compare contrast
problem solution
cause and effect
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The main idea is the most important part of a story.
False
True
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What kind of dog can jump higher than a house? Any kind...houses cannot jump. What purpose?
inform
persuade
entertain
convince
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What does the word support mean?
give your opinion on a topic
give examples, prove it, back it up
tell all about it, how, who, why, and what
outline and break into steps
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Which of the following sentences might be the theme of a story?
Honesty is the essential foundation of a relationship.
Dublin makes an interesting setting for a story.
In 1998, Winnie was in her first year of college.
Pesticides are used less often today than they once were.
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Dogs are better than cats. They can do tricks. Cats just sleep. Dogs are better. Purpose?
entertain
persuade
pie
inform
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What does the word compare mean?
read between the lines
tell all the ways they are not alike
create
tell all the ways they are similar
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Dear Editor, the litter in the park is a problem, so there need to be more trash cans. Purpose?
Persuade
Entertain
Inform
PIE
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John is a better student than his brother Peter. We can infer that:
Peter gets better grades.
John does not study.
John gets better grades.
Peter likes to study.
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On the side of a cereal box, they have listed the ingredients and nutritional value. Purpose?
pie
entertain
inform
persuade
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