Explicit and implicit information
Sophie sat by the window, her eyes following the raindrops racing down the glass. She held a photo of her old dog, Max, and didn’t speak a word during dinner.
How is Sophie feeling?
a)Bored
b)Angry
c)Sad
d)excited
Answer: c) Sad
The sun peeked through the trees, casting long, soft shadows on the ground as the wind gently moved through the leaves.
What literary device is used in this sentence?
A) Simile
B) Personification
C) Hyperbole
D) Alliteration
Answer: B) Personification
Which punctuation mark is used to show strong feelings or shouting?
A) Period (.)
B) Question mark (?)
C) Exclamation mark (!)
D) Comma (,)
Answer: C) Exclamation mark (!)
→ It's used at the end of a sentence to show excitement, fear, or anger.
What is “Thriller” genre?
A thriller is a type of story that keeps you excited and nervous. It usually has lots of action, danger, and surprises. The characters often face big problems or threats that make you want to know what happens next. Thrillers can be about solving crimes, escaping danger, or stopping bad things from happening.
Who are the 2 characters from the book?
Daniel wore his new shoes and walked carefully across the playground. Every few steps, he looked down at them and smiled.
What does this tell you about Daniel?
Answer:He is proud of his new shoes.
She was a tornado of energy, racing around the room without a second to stop and breathe.
Which literary device is used here?
Answer: Metaphor
→ A metaphor is used here to describe her energy by comparing it to a tornado.
I have three favorite subjects __ Math __ English __ and science__
Fill in the blanks with the correct punctuations.
Answer: I have three favorite subjects: Math, English, and Science.
Mira found the tiny door behind her grandmother’s bookshelf on a rainy afternoon. It was barely big enough for her to crawl through, but curiosity pulled her forward. On the other side, she stepped into a glowing forest where the trees whispered her name and the stars hung low like lanterns. She had only meant to peek—but the door was gone.
Which Genre is this?
Fantasy
How does Sylvia arrive at Willoughby Chase at the beginning of the story?
A) By carriage
B) By boat
C) By train
D) On foot
C) By Train
Marcus glanced at the cracked mirror again before leaving the room. His hands were stuffed in his pockets, and his hoodie was pulled low over his face.
Fill in the blanks: The mirror and Marcus’s body language suggest he might be feeling _______ or ________.
Answer: ashamed, insecure, guilty, or nervous
The old clock ticked loudly, as if it were counting down the seconds of their time together.
What literary device is used in this sentence? Explain why.
Answer:
This is personification because the clock is described as "counting down" their time, giving it human-like qualities (the ability to count down).
Which punctuation mark is missing?
We went to shopping without her and she said Why would you go without me?
“” or quotation mark
A Realistic fiction story focuses on:
A) Impossible events and magical creatures
B) Ordinary people facing believable challenges in real-life situations
C) A world destroyed by alien forces
D) Heroes fighting to save the world from a disaster
B) Ordinary people facing believable challenges in real-life situations.
What is the name of the cruel governess who comes to take care of Bonnie and Sylvia?
A) Miss Trunchbull
B) Miss Slighcarp
C) Mrs. Brisket
D) Lady Green
B) Miss Slightcarp
During the science presentation, Malik kept glancing at the audience. His hands were shaking slightly, and he kept adjusting the slides even though they didn’t need fixing. His voice was quiet, and he rushed through most of his points. After the last slide, he gave a small bow and quickly walked back to his seat without looking up.
How was Malik likely feeling, and what two details support your answer?
Answer: Malik was likely nervous or scared. Clues: hands shaking, rushing his points, avoiding eye contact.
The wind howled through the trees, sending shivers down her spine.
What literary device is used in this sentence?
A) Onomatopoeia
B) Simile
C) Alliteration
D) Metaphor
Answer: A) Onomatopoeia
Max tried to fix the broken radio, he had no idea what he was doing. After hours of work, it finally turned on.
Where can we put a semi-colon?
Max tried to fix the broken radio; he had no idea what he was doing.
In the year 2100, the world had changed. The sky was always gray, and there were no more trees or animals. People lived in big cities controlled by the government. A group of young people secretly worked together to fight back, hoping to find a way to make the world better again. They knew that if they didn’t act soon, it would be too late.
Which genre fits the story?
A) Fantasy
B) Thriller
C) Dystopian
D) Mystery
C) Dystopian
Who is Simon, and what is his role in the story?
A) A servant working for Miss Slighcarp
B) A boy who lives in the woods and helps Bonnie and Sylvia
C) Bonnie’s cousin from another town
D) A teacher at the orphanage
B) A boy who lives in the woods and helps Bonnie and Sylvia
Tom opened his lunchbox and saw the same dry sandwich he had been eating every day for weeks. He stared at it for a moment, then glanced around at the other kids, whose lunches were filled with sandwiches, fruit, chips, and homemade treats. Some kids were laughing and sharing, while others were quietly eating their food. Tom didn’t reach for the sandwich. Instead, he set it down on his desk, opened his notebook, and stared blankly at the page. The bell rang, and without saying a word, he packed up his lunch and walked to class, still holding the uneaten sandwich.
What can we say about Tom’s feelings and why he acted the way he did? Use two evidences from the text to support your answer.
Tom is feeling disappointed and sad. He stared at the sandwich but didn’t eat it, showing he’s tired of it. He also avoided interacting with others, which shows us that his relationship with his classmates is not very good.
The wind's howl was a warning, louder than any human voice.
Which literary device is used in this sentence?
Answer: Hyperbole
→ Hyperbole is an exaggeration, making the sound seem impossibly loud.
Which sentence uses the semicolon correctly?
A) I have a big test tomorrow; I can’t go out tonight.
B) I have a big test tomorrow; but I can’t go out tonight.
C) I have a big test tomorrow, I can’t go out tonight.
A) I have a big test tomorrow; I can’t go out tonight.
The phone rang, but when Sarah answered, no one spoke. Her heart raced. She had been receiving strange calls for days now—silent, but always at the same time each night. Tonight, the silence felt different. She heard faint breathing on the other end, and then a voice whispered, “You’re not alone.” Sarah froze. The doorbell rang, but when she opened it, no one was there.
Question:
Which genre does this story best fit?
A) Thriller
B) Mystery
C) Horror
D) Sci-Fi
A) Thriller
it creates suspense and tension (mysterious)
What does Miss Slighcarp do after Bonnie’s parents leave on their trip?
A) Sends Bonnie and Sylvia to boarding school
B) Tries to sell the estate to the government
C) Fires the loyal staff and takes control of the house
D) Locks Bonnie in the cellar and runs away
C) Fires loyal staff and takes control of the house