Figurative Language
Analogies
Plot Elements
RACES Strategy
Miscellaneous
100

Identify this type of figurative language: 

Alice always ate apples and avocados. 

What is alliteration?

100

Carpenter is to hammer as a scalpel is to 

What is a surgeon?

100

Identify the plot element: 

This part of the book shows the tension from the conflict decreasing and moving towards a solution.

What is Falling Action?


100

In this part of the RACES strategy, you include proof from the article that supports your answer. 

What is the Cite Evidence step?

100

This are hints an author uses to help a reader understand a word.

What are context clues?

200

Identify this type of figurative language: 

My grandpa is as wise as an owl.

What is a simile?

200

Peach is to fruit as broccoli is to 

What is a vegetable?

200

Identify this plot element: 

The most exciting part of the story takes place here.

What is the climax of the story?

200
In this part of the RACES strategy, you wrap it up and bring it to a close.

What is the Summarize step?

200

This type of information is stated directly leaving no room for doubt.

What is explicit information?

300

Identify this type of figurative language: 

He was a tornado, blasting his way through the opposing team.

What is a metaphor?

300

Carson City is to Nevada as Sacramento is to 

What is California?

300

Identify the plot element:

In this part of the book the conflicts are resolved.

What is Resolution?

300

In this part of the RACES strategy, you describe how the evidence supports your answer.

What is the Explain step?

300

These types of words have the same spelling but different meanings. For example, the word left.
He left the baseball field. She turned left onto Main street.

What are homonyms?

400

Identify this type of figurative language: 

He heard the loud boom of the fireworks exploding.

What is onomatopoeia?

400

March is to spring as December is to 

What is winter?

400
Identify this plot element:

In this part of the book, we are introduced to the main characters and the setting.

What is Exposition?

400

In this part of the RACES strategy, you rewrite the question as a statement.

What is the Restate step?

400

Setting, Characters, and Plot are all what

What are Plot Elements?

500

Identify this type of figurative language: 

He's running faster than the wind.

What is hyperbole?

500

Fatigue is to yawning as itching is to 

What is scratching?

500

Identify this plot element: 

This part of the book leads to the main event, or climax of the story.

What is Rising Action?

500

In this part of the RACES strategy, you answer the question completely. 

What is the Answer step?

500

This is when you use a source for evidence, but you put it in your own words. You still need to cite the location for this type of evidence.

What is paraphrase?

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