Cause and Effect
Context Clues
Dialouge
Figurative & Sensory Language
Narrative Skills
100

What is the cause in this sentence?
Because it rained all night, the soccer game was canceled.

It rained all night

100

What are context clues?

Words or details around an unknown word that help us figure out its meaning.

100

What is dialogue?

The exact words spoken by a character.

100

Which sense is used?
The popcorn smelled buttery and salty.

Smell

100

What point of view are personal narratives usually written in?

First person

200

What is the effect?
Liam forgot his lunch, so he had to get a school lunch.

He had to get lunch at school

200

What does exhausted mean?
After running the mile, Ben was exhausted and had to sit down to catch his breath.

Very tired

200

Which sentence contains dialogue?
A. Mia walked to the door.
B. “Wait for me!” Mia shouted.
C. Mia was late.
D. Mia hurried outside.

B. “Wait for me!” Mia shouted.

200

Which sense is used?
The cold wind stung my cheeks.

Touch/feel

200

Name one first-person pronoun.

I, me, my, we, or our.

300

Finish the cause-and-effect sentence:
Because I stayed up too late, ______.

For example, I was too tired for school

300

What does fragile mean?

Be careful with the glass ornament because it is fragile and could break easily.

Easy to break / delicate.

300

What punctuation marks go around the exact words a character says?

Quotation marks

300

Is this a simile or metaphor?
The moon was like a glowing flashlight in the sky.

Simile 

300

Put these in the correct order:
Finally, First, Next

First, Next, Finally

400

Which word or phrase signals cause and effect?
A. next
B. because
C. finally
D. meanwhile

B: Because

400

What does snuggly most likely mean?
I wrapped myself in the snuggly blanket and felt safe and warm.

Warm and comfortable 

400

Fix the dialogue:
I cannot wait for Halloween said Ava.

“I cannot wait for Halloween,” Ava said. 

400

Is this a simile or metaphor?
The classroom was a zoo.

Metaphor 

400

What character trait best describes someone who keeps trying even when something is difficult?
A. lazy
B. determined
C. nervous
D. careless

B. Determined

500

Explain the cause and effect:
Liam practiced her speech every night. As a result, he felt confident when she presented it.

Cause: Liam practiced every night. Effect: He felt confident during her presentation.

500

What does treasures mean in this sentence?
She kept her treasures—a shell, a special rock, and an old photograph—in a small box

Special or meaningful item

500

Why might an author include dialogue in a personal narrative?

To make the story feel realistic, show what characters said or felt, and bring the moment to life.

500

Turn this plain sentence into one with a sensory detail:
I ate the cookie.

Example: I bit into the warm, gooey chocolate-chip cookie.

500

What are the three main parts of a paragraph?

Topic sentence, supporting details, concluding sentence

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