Story Elements
Reading Review
Vocabulary
True/False
Literary Devices
100

What is good evidence?

clear, connected to the main idea and specific

100

 The written text of a play.

Script

100

Words in italics or brackets that show what characters should do, how they should look, or how they should sound. These are not spoken aloud.

Stage directions

100

You should complete the STAAR as fast as possible.

False: It is more important to do your best, take your time, and use your strategies.

100

Characters are having a conversation

what is dialogue?

200

The order that things happen in a story

tone

200

A smaller part inside an act. It means the time, place, or action has shifted.

Scene

200

language that creates vivid picture

Imagery

200

When you make a decision about something you have read, you conclude

True: when you conclude you use text evidence and make a decision 

200

A comparison that uses like or as

What is a simile?

300

Comparing two different things

metaphor

300

Facial or body language that shows feelings.

Expression

300

The text has two or more ideas or topics and the author writes about the similarities and differences 

compare and contrast

300

When completing Reading STAAR you must prove your answers by finding text evidence to support your thinking, circle the title and text features, and read questions before reading the passage?

True: This will help you get the correct answer.

300

The trees welcomed us as we drove up the lane

What is personification?

400

A sound written as a word

onomatopoeia

400

What is this sentence an example of? 

Billy baked brownies for Becky.

Alliteration

400

This is what the story is mostly about?

Main Idea

400

When completing Reading STAAR test it is best to take a brain break after completing a passage and questions. True or False?

True: When you take a break and relax that allows your brain an opportunity to rest before continuing on to the next passage. 

400

The message, moral or lesson of the story

What is the theme?

500

A saying that has a different meaning than what it literally mean

Idiom

500

To draw conclusions by using text evidence & connecting bits of information

Inferencing

500

How author's organize their text

Text Structure

500

The main idea or the central idea is what the text is mostly about 

True!

500

Compare & contrast, problem & solution, cause & effect, descriptive, sequential order. These are examples of what?

What are text structures

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