Synonyms & Antonyms
Grammar
Vocabulary
Out of My Mind
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his word is a synonym for specialist or authority, like Dr. Garcia, who lectures on wilderness survival.

expert

100

This is the irregular plural of the noun child.

children

100

Brian needed to do this to the birch bark so a spark could turn into a flame; it means “to catch fire.”

Ignite

100

How many people are in her family? Including pet(s) and herself by the end of the book.

Five

100

TRUE or FALSE?

Realistic Fiction has characters and events that seem real, but are not.

TRUE

200

This word is a synonym for noticeable or in plain sight.

visible

200

Complete sentences have a________and a ________.

SUBJECT and a PREDICATE

200

When Brian touched the porcupine quills in his leg, he did it this way, “cautiously and with great care.”

gingerly

200

What teacher coaches the Wiz kids?

Mr. Dimming

200

The purpose of argumentative text is to ...

a. entertain

b. inform

c. persuade or convince

c. persuade or convince

300

This word is an antonym for ignore or overlook, as in giving something your full attention.

focus

300

Choose the correct verb: “Addison and Sarah (calls / call) for the nurse.”

call

300

This word describes the sound the hatchet’s sparks made when they gave out little popping noises.

sputtered

300

What is the name of her favorite stuffed animal?

Doodles

300

What is a MAIN IDEA?

What are SUPPORTIG DETAILS?

A main idea is the main point about something an author makes in a text.  

Supporting details provide examples, facts, and evidence or reasons that explain or prove the main idea.

400

This word is a synonym for notice or discover, like spotting a spark in the dark.


detect

400

Fix this sentence: “Hugo has visit his cousins.” Name the verb form you need.

visited

400

Making a pinhole camera out of a shoebox, foil, and a thumbtack was this kind of process, “done with great care and attention.”

painstaking

400

What did Butterscotch do when Melody fell over?

What is barked?

400

Near the end of the selection 'from Hatchet' by Gary Paulsen, Brian thought "I have a friend now. A hungry friend, but a good one."

Name his friend and tell why he thought this

His friend was fire.

He worked very long and hard to start the fire. He thought of fire as his friend because the fire would keep anything from coming into his shelter. It made him feel safe.

500

This word is an antonym for separate or disconnect.

relate 

500

After we saw the baseball game, we went out for dinner.” Is this sentence compound or complex? Explain how you know.

What is complex? It has a dependent clause (“After we saw the baseball game”) and an independent clause. A comma follows the dependent clause because it comes first.

500

After finally getting his fire started, Brian felt this way, meaning he felt great satisfaction.

gratified

500

What was one of her parents' first names?

Diane or Chuck 

500

Name 5 text features authors often include when writing informational text.

titles, headings, bold print, italics, photos, illustrations, charts, graphs, diagrams, captions, maps, timelines

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