Vocabulary 1
Vocabulary 2
Reading Skills
Story
Story
100

To eat something

consumed

100

going against what you are told

defiance

100

Speech bubbles are an example of ______________.

Graphic features 

100

Is Daniel's wife excited about receiving the vacuum for her birthday gift? 

No

100

What is the authors purpose of Flora and Ulysses?

Entertain

200

Always thinks something bad is going to happen

cynic

200

boring

mundane


200

What are the three reasons an author might write a text (think PIE)?

Persuade, inform, or entertain

200

How does Flora save the squirrel?

She does CPR on the squirrel.

200

What would Flora most likely want to do?

a. ride a bike

b. read a romance novel.

c. do as her mother says

d. read a comic

read a comic

300

To go down

descend 

300

to carefully think about

considered 

300

Fwump and poof are examples of which type of figurative language?

Onomatopoeia  

300

Why is the yard important in the story?

The squirrel lives in the yard
300

Why does Mrs. Tickham think Flora has lost her mind?

For giving a squirrel CPR.

400

To do as you are told

obliged 

400

deep and meaningful

profound

400

What type of figurative language is the sentence below.


The snow was as white as sheep's wool. 

simile 

400

What does Flora mean when she describes Mrs. Tickham as being "a few bolts shy of a load?"

She isn't very smart

400

At the end of the story, Ulysses thinks the light behind Flora's head is setting the world on fire. What does the phrase "setting the world on fire" tell us about Ulysses?

He now sees things in a different way.

500

to make a mistake

inadvertently 

500

To look down on someone

disdain 

500

What is the authors purpose of a text called "How To Bake A Pumpkin Pie"?

Inform

500

How does Flora change from the beginning of the story to the end?

She is a cynic but learns she can be a helpful and caring person.

500

How does the squirrel change from the beginning of the story to the end?

He is strong and learns to talk

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