Vowels & Consonants
Prefixes & Suffixes
Decoding
Figurative Language
Word Meaning
100

What is the vowel team in the word “boat”?

oa

100

What is the prefix in the word “redo”?

re-

100

What does decoding mean?

Breaking words into parts to read and understand them.

100

What type of figurative language is this? “She ran like the wind."

Simile

100

What is an antonym for “ancient”?

modern, new

200

What type of consonant team is “sh” in the word “ship”?

Digraph

200

What is the suffix in the word “careful”?

-ful

200

Break apart the word “teacher.”

 teach + er

200

What type of figurative language is this? “The classroom was a zoo.”

Metaphor

200

What does the word “predict” mean?

To say what may happen in the future

300

Which word has a long vowel sound?

  • cap
  • sit
  • bike
  • hop

bike

300

What does the prefix “un-” usually mean?

not

300

What does the word “replay” most likely mean?

Play again

300

What does the idiom “piece of cake” mean?

Something very easy

300

Choose the best meaning of “fragile.”

  • strong
  • breakable
  • loud
  • smooth

breakable

400

What blend is in the word “street”?

str

400

Which word has an inflectional ending?

  • jumping
  • unhappy
  • dislike
  • replay

jumping

400

Which word would be hardest to decode?

  • cat
  • sun
  • misread
  • dog

 misread

400

Give an example of a synonym for “happy.”

glad, joyful, cheerful

400

Use the word “fortunate” in a sentence.

Answers will vary.

500

Explain the difference between a blend and a digraph.

In a blend, you hear both sounds. In a digraph, two letters make one sound.

500

Break apart the word “misunderstood.”

mis + understood

500

Use context clues to define the underlined word: “The exhausted runner could barely walk after the race.”

Very tired

500

Create your own simile.

Answers will vary.

500

Why is understanding word meaning important when reading?

It helps readers understand the story or information correctly.

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