Grammar
Reading Skills
Vocabulary
Figurative Language
Comprehension
100

What kind of sentence is this? “Close the door.”

Imperative Sentence

100

What is the main idea of a story?

The most important point or what the story is mostly about.

100

What does a dictionary tell you about a word?

Its meaning/definition

100

What type of figurative language is this? “The leaves danced in the wind.”

Personification

100

Who are the characters in a story?

The people, animals, or creatures in the story

200

Fix this run-on: “I love pizza I eat it every Friday.”

“I love pizza, and I eat it every Friday.”

200

If you don’t understand a word in a story, what strategy can you use?

Use context clues.

200

What is a similar word (synonym) for happy?

glad, joyful, cheerful

200

What do we call a comparison using like or as?

Simile

200

What do you call the problem in a story?

The conflict

300

Which words should be capitalized? “my aunt mary lives in texas.”

My, Mary, Texas

300

A passage explains the steps for making lemonade. What text structure is it using?

Sequence (or Procedural)

300

What is the opposite (antonym) for difficult?

easy, simple

300

Which figurative language is this? “She is a shining star.”

Metaphor

300

What is the solution in a story?

How the problem is solved

400

What is the subject in this sentence? “The big dog barked loudly.”
 

The big dog

400

If a text explains what happened and why it happened, what text structure is it?

Cause and Effect

400

In the word unhappy, what does the prefix un- mean?

not

400

What do you call an exaggeration, like “I’m so hungry I could eat a horse.”

Hyperbole

400

Why is it important to retell a story in sequence?

To show the events in the correct order

500

Combine these fragments into one complete sentence: “The girl with the red bow. Ran down the street.”

The girl with the red bow ran down the street.

500

If a story takes place in a spooky forest at night, what story element does this describe?

Setting

500

Which word means “to look closely at something”?

examine

500

What kind of figurative language is this? “Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers.”

Alliteration

500

If the main character learns to be kind at the end of a story, what story element does that show?

The theme or lesson

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