FICTION
NON-FICTION
FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE
SKILLS REVIEW
VOCABULARY
100

The location and time in which a story takes place.

What is the SETTING?

100

The purpose of a table of contents is _________.

What is to show the table of contents shows the chapter headings and their page numbers?

100

TRUE or FALSE: Figurative language means exactly what it says. 

What is False?

100

The voice that tells the story. Sometimes a character in the story.

What is the NARRATOR?

100

The meaning of the prefix un-.

What is NOT?

200

To summarize a fiction passage, the reader should use this strategy.

What is Somebody Wanted But So Then?

200

This is the purpose of a caption.

What is to tell information about a photograph or illustration.

200

The figurative language in the lines below is ________.

There is no denying

The sky is crying

Plop, plop, plopping

The drops are dropping

What is "The sky is crying"?

200

The point of view of the sentence below.

The teachers told their students that they were required to prepare a science fair project.

What is 3rd person? Key words: they, their

200

A synonym for fierce. 

What is ferocious, vicious, wild, dangerous, savage, untamed?

300

This is the deeper meaning or the insight the story teaches about life.

What is THEME?

300

The main idea usually found here in a non fiction paragraph.

What is the BEGINNING or END.

300

"The tiny white flowers dotted the morning mountainside like patches of snow" compare these two things.

What is flowers to snow?

300

Change the sentence below to show 1st person point of view.

The teachers told their students that they were required to prepare a science fair project.

What is

I told my students that we were required to prepare a science fair project. 

300

The prefix in the word recalculated.

What is re-?

400

The major problem in a story.

What is the CONFLICT?

400

To summarize a non fiction passage, the reader uses this strategy.

What is the 5 W's (who, what, where, when, why)?

400

"The stars were candles guiding the weary travelers" compares these things.

What is stars to candles?

400

This is the organizational patter for the passage below:

Both cats and dogs are pets. Dogs require more work than cats, while cats are fairly self-sufficient. More people own dogs as pets than cats. All pets require regular check ups with the vet.

What is COMPARE/CONTRAST? Key words: both, more, while, all

400

The root word of unenviable. 

The definition is _____________. 

What is ENVY? 

It means to want what someone else has.

UNENVIABLE means???????

500

When the conflict in a story is settled.

What is the RESOLUTION?

500

Nonfiction books have photographs for this purpose.

What is to show the reader what something looks like. It gives the reader more information.

500

The meaning of "This cat weighs a ton".

What is the cat is very heavy or fat?

500

This is the organizational pattern for the passage below: 

The American colonists wrote a letter to King George listing all the causes for their unhappiness. After the king refused to respond, the colonists prepared for war.

What is CAUSE/EFFECT? Key words: causes, respond

500

The meaning of the word distinguished as it is used in the sentence below:

The soldier was a distinguished member of the elite forces, who was awarded many medals for his bravery.

What is successful and admired?

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