What type of figurative language?
“The thunder clapped angrily across the sky.”
ⓐ Simile
ⓑ Personification
ⓒ Hyperbole
ⓓ Idiom
ⓑ Personification
In The Tortoise and the Hare, which line best supports the idea that the Hare underestimated his opponent?
ⓐ “The Hare laughed at the idea of racing.”
ⓑ “The Fox started the race.”
ⓒ “The Hare darted forward at once.”
ⓓ “The Tortoise moved slowly but steadily.”
ⓐ “The Hare laughed at the idea of racing.”
In the phrase “a little piece of Heaven,” what does “piece of Heaven” mean?
ⓐ A very tasty treat
ⓑ Something from the sky
ⓒ A memory of family history
ⓓ A polite gesture
ⓐ A very tasty treat
Why is the race important in The Tortoise and the Hare?
ⓐ It shows the Hare is fast.
ⓑ It allows the Tortoise to prove persistence matters.
ⓒ It makes the Fox a fair judge.
ⓓ It helps the crowd cheer.
ⓑ It allows the Tortoise to prove persistence matters.
What does the C in RACE strategy stand for?
ⓐ Cite
ⓑ Connect
ⓒ Copy
ⓓ Create
ⓐ Cite
Which sentence is a simile?
ⓐ “Her eyes were shining stars.”
ⓑ “He was as nervous as a mouse in a room full of cats.”
ⓒ “The classroom exploded with laughter.”
ⓓ “Time is money.”
ⓑ “He was as nervous as a mouse in a room full of cats.”
Which line best shows that the Tortoise’s success came from persistence rather than speed?
ⓐ “The Tortoise moved slowly but steadily forward.”
ⓑ “The crowd cheered loudly.”
ⓒ “The Hare ran his swiftest at the end.”
ⓓ “The Fox judged the race fairly.”
ⓐ “The Tortoise moved slowly but steadily forward.”
What does the phrase “like the wind” mean?
ⓐ To float in the air
ⓑ To disappear completely
ⓒ To be soft and gentle
ⓓ To move very quickly
ⓓ To move very quickly
How does the pond setting affect The Ugly Duckling?
ⓐ It is where the Duckling meets the swans and learns who he is.
ⓑ It is where he hides from his family.
ⓒ It is where the Hare falls asleep.
ⓓ It is where Alice regains confidence.
ⓐ It is where the Duckling meets the swans and learns who he is.
Which is a narrative ingredient?
ⓐ Figurative language
ⓑ Dialogue
ⓒ Setting
ⓓ All of the above
ⓓ All of the above
Which sentence shows alliteration?
ⓐ “The silly swan swam swiftly.”
ⓑ “The pond was calm and quiet.”
ⓒ “The duckling was different.”
ⓓ “The hare ran fast.”
ⓐ “The silly swan swam swiftly.”
In The Ugly Duckling play, which TWO details best support that the other ducklings were unkind toward the Ugly Duckling?
“Look at him! He’s so awkward.”
“The Ugly Duckling stretched his wings.”
“He doesn’t belong with us.”
“The mother duck called them to the pond.”
“The swans glided across the water.”
“Look at him! He’s so awkward.”
“He doesn’t belong with us.”
Which phrase means to feel invisible or unimportant?
ⓐ “Music to my ears”
ⓑ “Fast as lightning”
ⓒ “Just a shadow among the others”
ⓓ “Quiet as a mouse”
ⓒ “Just a shadow among the others”
How does setting affect Mirror Image when Alice is in the hospital?
ⓐ It shows she loved doctors.
ⓑ It shows she wanted to rest.
ⓒ It shows she had to relearn how to move and speak.
ⓓ It shows her sister was jealous.
ⓒ It shows she had to relearn how to move and speak.
Which point of view uses you?
ⓐ First person
ⓑ Second person
ⓒ Third person limited
ⓓ Third person omniscient
ⓑ Second person
Which is an example of hyperbole?
ⓐ “I waited for a thousand years.”
ⓑ “The hare ran quickly.”
ⓒ “The tortoise took small steps.”
ⓓ “The pond sparkled in the sun.”
ⓐ “I waited for a thousand years.”
In Mirror Image, which line best supports the idea that Alice feels confused about her new body?
ⓐ “Her sister Jenny smiled kindly at her.”
ⓑ “Do you think I move differently?”
ⓒ “The doctors checked her every morning.”
ⓓ “She looked at her homework.”
ⓑ “Do you think I move differently?”
What does the word evidence mean in reading?
ⓐ A picture
ⓑ Your personal opinion
ⓒ A summary
ⓓ Proof from the text
ⓓ Proof from the text
Which detail best shows how setting creates mood?
ⓐ “The Hare was laughing loudly.”
ⓑ “The Tortoise kept walking slowly.”
ⓒ “The sky wept as thunder growled in the distance.”
ⓓ “Alice looked in the mirror.”
ⓒ “The sky wept as thunder growled in the distance.”
Which of these is a theme?
ⓐ “Slow and steady wins the race.”
ⓑ “The Hare took a nap.”
ⓒ “Alice looked in the mirror.”
ⓓ “The pond was beautiful.”
ⓐ “Slow and steady wins the race.”