Story Elements
5th Grade Reading
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5th Grade ELAR
100

What happens in the Exposition?

Introduces Characters and Setting

100

Using "like" or "as" to compare two things.

Simile
100
Mario's Brother

Luigi

100

The message, lesson, or moral that the author wants you to take away from the story.

Theme

100

Characters are having a conversation

Dialogue

200

Point of view: they, she, he, them

3rd Person POV

200
Giving human characteristics to non living things

Personification

200

In what movie does a character scream "CHICKEN JOCKEY!"

MINECRAFT

200

If an author's writing persuades, informs, or entertains that is called?

Author's purpose

200

A type of figurative language that uses exaggeration

Hyperbole

300

The series of events in a story from beginning to end.

The plot.

300

A group of lines in a poem, similar to a paragraph.

Stanzas

300
Who leads the NBA in most points scored in their career?

Lebron James

300

Give 3 examples of text features

Bold print/vocabulary terms, glossary, pictures, captions, headings, graphs/tables/diagrams, bullet points, etc.

300

If an article is trying to "teach" you about a certain topic, it is most likely which genre of text?


Informational

400

What point of view is a text that uses: I, me, my, we, us

1st Person POV

400

I know when writing an SCR after reading a text. Once I answer the the question I must provide (       ) and (    )

Evidence and Explain

400

Who won the Super Bowl this year?

Seattle Seahawks

400

This is what the story is mostly about?

Central Idea

400

What PIE stand for?

Persuade, Inform, Entertain

500

Once a story hits its peak—the climax—the tension breaks, the main conflict is resolved, and the protagonist faces their ultimate challenge, leading into the _____ and ______.

Falling Action and Resolution

500

To draw conclusions by using text evidence & connecting bits of information

Inferencing

500

Name 10 states!

(Correct!)

500

How author's organize their text

Text Structure

500

5 types of genres, name them...

Informational, historical fiction, fiction, non-fiction, poetry, autobiography, biography, fable, folktales, fantasy, adventure, mythology, mystery, realistic fiction and science fiction.

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