TRUE OR FALSE
The narrator helped a turtle in the poem “Rescue.”
FALSE
Trembled or shook suddenly, usually from fear, cold, or disgust.
Shuddered
WHO RUN THE WORLD? WHO RUN THE WORLD?
REPETITION
A boy visits a school where he earned his degree.
ALMA MATER
I will try,
I will try,
I will try again
Until I win.
REPETITION
The text “Gulf Spill Superheroes” includes made‑up events that didn’t happen in real life.
FALSE
To imitate or copy someone’s actions or speech.
Mimic
The sun is bright,
The sky is blue,
I see a cloud
Shaped just like you.
RHYME
Two classmates help each other equally with studying.
VICE VERSA
The cat sat on the mat,
Wearing a funny hat.
It saw a mouse run by,
And waved a warm goodbye.
RHYME
The 2010 disaster occurred in the Gulf of Mexico.
TRUE
Devoted to a task or purpose; hardworking.
DEDICATED
Yesterday I lost my shoe
While racing home from school.
I searched the yard, the street, the gate,
Until I found it by the pool.I laughed out loud and tied it tight,
Then ran inside before dark night.
NARRATIVE
The teacher praised the students for making a sincere and honest effort.
BONA FIDE
Ben woke up late one day,
Missed the bus and ran away.
He hurried fast and didn’t stop,
Until he reached the school gate top.
NARRATIVE
Veterinarians treated animals that were harmed by the spill.
TRUE
Made or produced by humans rather than occurring naturally.
ARTIFICIAL
The room of the women
The women's room.
The club created a government-like system for their class project but it wasn’t real.
QUASI
Morning light
spills across the floor,
quiet,
gentle,
new.
FREE VERSE
The genre of "Simple Plan" is Historical Fiction
FALSE
Able to bend easily; able to change or adapt.
FLEXIBLE
The wind moves softly
through the trees,
whispering secrets
only leaves can hear.
The idea isn’t bad on its own, it just needs more details.
PER SE
Clean your desk,
Clean your chair,
Clean your books
With special care.
REPETITION