Story Elements
Figures of speech
Literal and implied meaning
Non-verbal cues and News feature/news story
Generating Generalizations, Statements Of Fact and opinion
100

Which element of a story tells where and when the events happen?

a) plot

b) setting

c) character

d) conflict

Setting

100

Which sentence shows a simile?

a) The sky is a blanket of colors.

b) The trees whispered softly.

c) The kite flew like a bird. 

d) Laughter filled the room.

 The kite flew like a bird.

100

Which statement shows literal meaning?

a) She has a heart of gold

b) The classroom was a zoo

c) The cat slept on the couch

d) My brother is a couch potato

The cat slept on the couch

100

Which is a non-verbal cue?

a) Talking loudly

b) Using many words

c) Smiling at a friend

d) Writing a note

Smiling at a friend

100

F, O, or FBO : “Vanilla is the best ice cream flavor"

Opinion

200

The events that happen in order from beginning to end make up the story’s ______.

a) Resolution

b) Plot

c) climax

d) theme

Plot

200

“Her voice is music to my ears.” What figure of speech is used?

a) Simile

b) Metaphor

c) Hyperbole

d) Onomatopoeia

Metaphor

200

Which sentence expresses implied meaning?

a) The sun rises in the east.

b) She cried the whole night.

c) He let the cat out of the bag.

d) Birds can fly

He let the cat out of the bag.

200

What does crossing your arms usually imply?

a) Happily agreeing

b) Feeling closed-off or defensive

c) Feeling sleepy

d) Feeling excited

Feeling closed-off or defensive

200

F, O, or FBO “Many people believe that summer is the most enjoyable season.” 

FBO

300

What connects ideas or sentences smoothly so that the story flows clearly?

a) transitions

b) titles

c) endings

d) paragraphs

Transition

300

Which line shows personification?

a) The mountain stood proudly at sunrise.

b) The boy ran fast.

c) The shell was smooth.

d) The lantern was bright.

The mountain stood proudly at sunrise.

300

Which word is a synonym for “friendly”?

a)Hostile

b) kind

c) mean

d) rude

Kind

300

The city planned several festivities for the upcoming national holiday, including parades, concerts, and fireworks. What does “festivities” most likely mean?

a) Meetings

b) Celebrations

c)  Challenges

d)  Announcements

Celebrations

300

F, O, or FBO “The Earth revolves around the Sun” 

Fact

400

“Before the bell rang, Carla remembered her first day in grade 5”. This sentence shows a ____

a) flashback

b) prediction

c) cause

d) dialogue

Flashback

400

Which sentence used hyperbole?

a) I waited for a hundred years. 

b) The leaves fell gently. 

c) The air felt cold.

d) The stars were visible.

I waited for a hundred years.

400

Which word is an antonym for “cozy”?

a) comfortable

b) warm

c) snug

d) uncomfortable

uncomfortable

400

What is the primary purpose of a news report?

a) To entertain readers with fictional stories

b) To provide factual information about recent events

c) To persuade readers to take a specific action

d) To describe historical events in detail

To provide factual information about recent events

400

List 3 markers for generalizations

Generally, in most cases, typically, often, usually, on the whole, for the most part

500

The part of the story where the problem begins to unfold is called the ____

a) Beginning

b) conflict

c) resolution

d) ending








conflict

500

“Buzz,” “clang”, and “whoosh” are examples of 

a) hyperbole

b) simile

c) literal description 

d) onomatopoeia

onomatopoeia

500

True or False:  A thesaurus helps you find synonyms and antonyms


True

500

What are the key differences between a news story and a news feature?

A news story focuses on delivering timely, factual information about current events, while a news feature provides in-depth storytelling that explores the significance and context of those events.

500

Give me a generalization about nips. Make sure to include a marker.

In most cases, nips are circular. 

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