Fiction/Nonfiction
Synonyms/Antonyms
Author's Purpose
Context Clues
Drawing Conclusions
100

What does Fiction mean?

Fake
100

What is the term for words that have the same meaning?

Synonym

100

What is the acronym used to remember the types of author's purpose? What does each letter stand for?

PIE; persuade, inform, entertain

100

After cleaning it all day, my room was in shipshape.

Extremely Clean or Tidy

100

Kyle has been fishing with his dad every weekend since he was old enough to hold a fishing pole. When he went to his favorite fishing hole today, he caught fish before lunch. What can you conclude about Kyle?

  • His loves his little sister
  • He is good at fishing
  • He uses a net to catch fish

He is good at fishing

200

What does Nonfiction mean?

True or Real

200

What is the term for words that have opposite meanings?

Antonyms
200

What is the author's purpose of a textbook?

To inform

200

I was in agony after dropping the brick on my foot.

Extreme Pain

200

Sam woke up late, spilled toothpaste on his shirt, and missed the bus. His sister accidently took his lunch to school instead of her own. Sam probably feels:

  • Frustrated
  • Calm
  • Lonely

Frustrated

300

Is a Junie B. Jones book an example of Fiction or Nonfiction?

Fiction

300

Give me an example of a pair of synonyms.

Answers Vary

300

What is the author's purpose of the Magic Tree House books?

To entertain

300

Once we moved out, the house was vacant.

Empty

300

Tabitha slipped the second she put one foot outside the door. She fell down and hurt her wrist, and her fingers started to sting from the cold. It is probably:

  • Dark outside
  • Rainy outside
  • Icy outside

Icy Outside

400

What is usually the author's purpose of a nonfiction book?

To Inform

400

What is the name of the tool that you can use to look up synonyms and antonyms? How is it organized?

Thesaurus; ABC Order

400

What is the author's purpose of television commercials?

To persuade

400

While most of the class was in an argument about who won the game, Jeremy was indifferent.

Neutral, Unconcerned

400

At the end of each school day, Miss Simmons would sweep the floor, empty the trash, arrange the desks and clean the board in her classroom. What can you conclude from this sentence?

  • The students were messy.
  • Miss Simmons liked to have a clean classroom.
  • The school is too poor to hire a janitor.
  • Miss Simmons has nothing to do after school.

Miss Simmons liked to have a clean classroom.

500

Would you typically find an index and glossary in a fiction or nonfiction book? Why?

Nonfiction, because it will help you define and find new vocabulary words (think textbook)

500

Put these words in Alphabetical Order. 

Chip, Break, Crack, Click, Chirp

Break, Chip, Chirp, Click, Crack

500

What is the author's purpose of stories?

To entertain

500

Ms. Reed admonished her students that if they did not do their homework, then they would get a zero.

Warned
500

The line of voters at the voting place grew larger, but no one wanted to leave, although the wait would be very long. What conclusion can you draw from the sentence?

  • There was going to be a riot.
  • The voters were being paid.
  • The voters cared about the election.
  • The election workers were gone.

The voters cared about the election.

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