Fiction
Mythology
Poetry OR Drama
Nonfiction
Grammar Review
100

What does fiction mean?

A type of literature that is made up or imaginary. 

100

Name a Greek Mythological character.

Answers vary:

Zeus, Hades, Athena, Poseidon 

100

What is drama?

Written text that is meant to be acted out. 

100

What is nonfiction?

Nonfiction is text that is based on true facts. It is the opposite of fiction. It is real. 

100

Name 2 parts of speech. 

noun, verb, adjective, adverb, pronoun, conjuction

200

What is your favorite fiction book or story? 

Answers vary!

200

In the myth of the Trojan Horse, what was the surprise at the end?

There were Greek warriors waiting inside the horse, ready to fight the Trojans. 

200

What is repetition in poetry?

When the same line, phrase, or word is repeated in a poem. 

200

What is research?

Research is when you search for facts about a topic. Then you can compile your facts into an essay or report. 

200

What is the coordinating conjunction in this sentence? 

I like ice cream, but I don't like chocolate. 

but

300

Name 3 of the genres of fiction. 

Science fiction, mystery, traditional literature (like fairy tales or fables), realistic fiction, historical fiction, poetry, fantasy

300

What was the theme of the story of King Midas and the Golden Touch?

That being greedy doesn't bring you happiness. Kind Midas thought that turning everything to gold would be good, but in the end, he realized it was sad because he wouldn't have a family. 

300

What is onomatopoeia?

Onomatopoeia is when you use sound words. Words that sound like the noise they make. Beep, wham, zip, crack! 

300

What is technical or procedural writing? 

How-to writing. Writing that tells someone how to do something in the correct steps. 

300

Which words should have capital letters?

Beginning of the sentence, proper nouns. 

400

What does it mean to make a text to text connection while you are reading a book or story?

Text to text connection means that you connect the book you are reading to another book you have read before. Something from one book reminds you of something in another book. 

400

Name one other type of mythology besides Greek Mythology. 

We learned about American Indian and Japanese Mythology. There are lots of others as well. 

400

Can you name a famous poet?

Maya Angelo, Jack Prelutsky, Kenn Nesbitt, Shel Silverstein, Joyce Sidman ...These are some of the ones we learned about. There are many!


Even William Shakespeare was a poet! 

400

What is biography? 

Biography is nonfiction writing that tells the true story of someone's life. Usually it is a famous person. 

400

What are prefixes and suffixes?

Small words parts added at the beginning or ending of words that change the meaning of the root word. 
500

What makes realistic fiction realistic? How is it different that non-fiction?

Realistic Fiction is still make-believe. It could have happened, and the characters are people that could really be alive. They don't have super powers, for example. But it isn't a true story. 

500

What does it mean to compare and contrast when reading literature? 

Comparing and contrasting is looking closely at similarities and differences between two things. 

500

What are some of the parts of a play? Name two. Remember your drama vocabulary. 

Cast of characters, dialogue, props, stage directions, scenes, acts 

500

What are some nonfiction text features? Name 3. 

Title, heading, subheading, table of contents, index, glossary, picture, graph, illustration, caption, sidebar, diagram, bolded word

500

Fill in the blank with the correct spelling. 

When will we go to ________ performance? 

their 
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