Synonyms, Antonyms, Homophones
Hint and clue.
What are synonyms.
Uses words such as first, next, last, finally.
What is sequence.
Dogs are the best pet in the world.
What is an opinion.
It was recess and Joe was playing with his friends in a game of tag. He didn't hear his teacher when she said recess was over.
Why didn't Joe hear his teacher?
a. he was ignoring her
b. he was too focused on the game to notice
c. she didn't call loud enough
d. he was hard of hearing
What is b. he was too focused on the game.
What words are used in 1st person POV.
What are me, I, myself, us, our.
Bare and bear.
What are homophones.
Dogs and cats are both very popular pets. They both make great companions. Dogs are very loyal to their owner and looks at them as a family member. They require lots of time and attention. Cats on the other hand, are more independent and will seek attention when they want it. Both make great pets, but one may suit the needs and desires of an owner more than the other.
What is compare and contrast.
Students spend roughly 1,080 hours in school during a typical school year.
Sam was enjoying herself until she heard a loud pop. When she investigated the matter, she found a nail and got very upset.
Why is Sam upset?
a. a balloon popped on her birthday
b. the tire on her bike went flat
c. her popcorn was burnt
d. her soda spilled
What is b. the tire on her bike went flat.
What type of conflict involves two characters arguing with each other.
What is man vs. man.
Light and dark.
What are antonyms.
Reading is one of the best things you can do for your brain. It helps keep it sharp and grows your imagination. Books can take you into a new world or put you in the position of a character like you or unlike you to help see other peoples lives.
What is description.
In fifth grade, we learn the geography of the United States.
What is a fact.
Where is she?
a. at recess
b. in the kitchen at home
c. in the lunch room at school
d. in her science class
What is C. in the lunch room at school.
What is the most exciting part of a story called? Often called the turning point.
a. rising action
b. falling action
c. resolution
d. climax
What is d. climax.
I took a bite of my ______(pair, pear, pare) and it was very juicy.
What is pear.
Robin forgot to do her homework lasts night. When it was time for her to turn it in, she had to tell her teacher that she didn't have it. Her teacher made her stay in during recess to complete it.
What is cause and effect.
Miss Ratcliffe is the best teacher.
What is opinion.
Sue put on her jacket and went outside to walk to her aunt's house. On her way, she saw new colors of leaves appearing on the trees.
What season is it?
a. fall
b. winter
c. spring
d. summer
What is C. spring.
What do you learn in the exposition of a story?
What are characters and setting.
The best learning comes through observing things in nature. What is a synonym for observing?
a. changing
b. seeing
c. hearing
d. touching
What is b. seeing.
Tim was at the park with his dog, West. They played ball and then sat on the grass to rest. Just then, West saw a chipmunk. "No, West! Come back!" Tim yelled. It was too late. West had run away.
Tim looked all over the park. He was so, so scared. He sat down to cry. Then, a little boy came up to him. He was holding West. "I was playing ball with my sister. This dog wanted to play with us. I think he's yours." "Thank you so much!" Tim said. He gave West a big hug. West gave Tim a big, wet kiss.
What is problem and solution.
What is a fact.
When Johnny got home from school, his mother asked, "How was your day?"
"I don't want to talk about it!" he shouted as he stomped up the stairs. He slammed his bedroom door and didn't come back out for a few hours.
You can infer that...
a. Johnny is excited to see his mom
b. Johnny wants to relax and watch TV
c. Johnny is happy to be home
d. Johnny is upset about something
What is d. Johnny is upset about something.
What nonfiction text features acts like a mini dictionary, is at the end of the story, and is in alphabetical order?
What is the glossary.