Story Elements
Main Ideas
Vocabulary
Text Features
Authorś Purpose
100

What is the setting of a story?

Where and when the story takes place.

100

What is the main idea of a paragraph?

What the paragraph is mostly about.

100

What does context clue mean?

Words around an unknown word that help you figure out its meaning.

100

Name two text features you might see in a nonfiction book.

headings, bold words, pictures, captions, glossary, table of contents.

100

What are the 3 main reasons an author writes?

 What is Persuade, Inform, and Entertain (PIE).

200

Name the main characters in a story you’ve read this year.

Roz, Brightbill.....

200

How can you find supporting details in a passage or text?

Look for facts, examples, or descriptions that explain the main idea.

200

What does the word “eager” mean in this sentence?

I was so eager to go camping that I could not sleep.

Excited or looking forward to do something.

200

What is the text feature under an illusrtration or picture

What is a caption.

200

If a book gives facts about whales, what is the author’s purpose?

What is to inform.

300

What is the plot of a story? Give the three main parts.

Beginning, middle, and end

300

What is the main idea of the paragraph?

The park was a vibrant playground of activity. Children laughed as they swung high in the air, their happy voices echoing through the trees. Families picnicked under the shade of the tall oak trees, enjoying a delicious meal together. A group of teenagers played basketball, their teamwork and skill creating a sense of excitement. The park was a place where people came together, enjoying the sunshine, the fresh air, and the simple joy of being outdoors with loved ones.

The park was a vibrant playground of activity.

300

What is a prefix?

It is a word part added to the beginning of a base word that has its own meaning.

300

What text feature is in the back of the book that lists important words and pages they can be found?

What isan index.

300

How can you tell if a text is trying to persuade you?

It gives opinions and tries to make you agree or take action.

400

What is the conflict in a story? Give an example.

A problem the character faces; e.g., a character lost in the woods.

400

Identify the main idea in the paragraph.

While many people associate summer with warm weather, the season is also characterized by a unique blend of activities, from outdoor sports and vacations to festivals and community gatherings. This season offers a chance for leisure, reflection, and connection, creating a rich and diverse experience."


Summer is more than just warm weather; it's a season with a diverse range of activities and experiences.


400

What does the root word “graph” mean? Give an example word.

“Graph” means to write or draw; e.g., “autograph” or “telegraph.”

400

How does a diagram help the reader?

It shows information in a visual way to help explain something.

400

What is the authorś purpose of the book Charlotteś Web?

What is toi entertain.

500

What is theme? Give a theme from a book you’ve read.

The lesson or message; e.g., "Be kind to others" or "Don't give up."

500

What is the difference between a topic and the main idea?

Topic = general subject; Main idea = what is being said about the topic.

500

Read the sentence and determine the meaning of the italicized word.  

The geologist studied the rocks and their formations for fossils.

 a person who studies the earth and its formations.

500

What text feature is found at the beginning of the book and lists the bookś chapters and pages?

What is the Table of Contents.

500

What is the authorś purpose for the following:

"Dogs make amazing pets! They are loyal and friendly companions, and they bring joy to their owners."

The authorś purpose is to persuade readers to  consider getting a dog for a pet.

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