| Word Knowledge | Comprehension | Analyzing | Literary Devices | Nonfiction |
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100What is synonym?
A word that means the SAME or nearly the same as another word.
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100What is main idea?
This is what the passage is MOSTLY about.
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100What is inform?
The author most likely wrote a biography of someone's life to....
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100What is alliteration?
The terrible two terrorized with tedious tantrums...
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100What is compare/contrast?
Text structure....
A moth is whitish in color while a butterfly usually is multicolored....
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200What is antonym?
A word that means the OPPOSITE or nearly the opposite of a word.
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200What is summary?
A shortened version of longer text
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200What is entertain?
The author most likely wrote a humorous story to.....
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200What is hyperbole?
Her glare could destroy buildings and cut through iron.
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200What is problem/solution?
Text structure:
Kids today need to get more exercise. One way they can do this is by shutting off their phones!
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300What are multiple meaning words (or homonym)?
Words that have more than one meaning....i.e. school:
-elementary school
-school of fish
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300What is a conclusion?
You can come up with this when you read texts, think about what you know about the topic, and then make decisions using both the text and what you know.
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300What is persuade?
The author most likely wrote about the dangers of smoking to...
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300What is personification?
The blanket wrapped me in its warmth and kept me company.
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300What is cause/effect?
Text structure:
Keeping your folders organized is really important. First of all, you will know where all of your assignments are!....
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400What is prefix?
Examples are:
pre-
mis-
dis-
un-
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400What is generalization?
Sweeping, all-encompassing statement, not based on specific details.
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400What is point of view?
It can be done in 1st or 3rd person.
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400What is symbolism?
flag = liberty; lion = courage; light = hope
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400What is sequence?
Text structure:
First you open the jar. Then you scoop some out. Spread it evenly on the bread....
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500What are suffixes?
-ly
-ness
-tion
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500What is the subject?
A character or narrator in a passage might also be called the....
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500What is conflict?
Another name for a problem is...
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500What is...
1. onomatopoeia
2. see #1
Two part question...
1. buzz; crack; boom
2. Spell the answer!
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500What is question/answer?
Text structure:
Who was the first president of the US?
George Washington
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