Reading
Vocabulary
Vocabulary
What does the word "analyze" mean when discussing a text?
What is to examine closely and break down into parts?
What is "main idea" of an informational text?
What is what the text is mostly about.
What type of writing tells a made-up story?
What is fiction?
What do we call the result of adding two or more numbers together?
What is the sum?
What is the product of 15 x 6?
What is 90.
What does "inference" mean?
What is a conclusion drawn from evidence in the text?
What text structure best describes the following example?
First, the students gathered their supplies. Next, they started working on their projects. Finally, they presented their work to the class.
What is it called when characters in a text speak to each other?
What is dialogue.
What is the term for the distance around a shape?
What is the perimeter?
What is the difference of 253 and 158?
What is 95.
What is a word that means the opposite of another word?
What is an antonym?
If a passage explains that "many animals migrate south for the winter," what can we infer about their behavior?
What is they are searching for warmer temperatures or food?
What do you call a group of lines in a poem?
What is a stanza.
What is the name of a fraction with a numerator of 1?
What is a unit fraction?
What fraction is equivalent to 2/6?
What is 4/12, 1/3, 6/18.
What do you call a word that sounds the same as another word but has a different meaning?
What is a homophone?
If a text mentions that "the river overflowed its banks during the storm," what can you infer about the weather conditions?
What is there was heavy rainfall?
What theme might be present in a story where a character learns from mistakes?
What is growth or learning from failure?
What is the name for a polygon with four sides?
What is a quadrilateral?
If Joseph has $50 and buys 3 cars worth $3.50 each and gum for $1.75. How much money does he have left?
What does the word "explicit" mean in a text?
What is clearly stated or expressed?
What is the main idea of the following passage?
Birds live all over the world, from hot deserts to icy mountains. Some birds, like ducks and geese, live near water. Others, like eagles and hawks, prefer high places like cliffs and tall trees. Birds build different kinds of nests, depending on where they live.
What is "Birds live in many different places and build nests that fit their environment."
In many historical fiction stories, what theme often addresses the fight for equality?
What is civil rights or justice?
What do we call an angle that measures less than 90 degrees?
What is an acute angle?
Mr. Melendez went to the grocery store to buy 3 lbs of carne asada for $3 a pound, 2 packs of tortilla for $2 each, and 2 L bottle of Coca Cola for $3.75. How much did he spend? If he only has a $100 bill, how much does he have left?
What is $83.25.