Text Evidence
Vocabulary
Author’s Purpose
Figurative Language
Plot & Theme
100

Which sentence best supports the claim that the character is nervous?

Her hands shook as she opened the letter.

100

What does predict mean?

Guess what might happen next

100

If an author writes to teach facts, the purpose is:

Inform

100

“The wind whispered through the trees.”

This is:  

Personification

100

The problem in a story is called:

Conflict

200

Which detail best supports the idea that the desert is dangerous?

The sun beat down and there was no water in sight.

200

What does analyze mean?

Break something down to understand it

200

If the author wants readers to agree with an opinion, the purpose is:

Persuade

200

“He runs as fast as lightning.”

This is a:

Simile

200

The message or lesson of a story is the:

Theme

300

Which quote shows that the character is determined?

“No matter what happens, I will finish this race.”

300

What does summarize mean?

Give a short version of the important ideas

300

If a story is written mainly to make readers enjoy the story, the purpose is:

Entertain

300

“My backpack weighs a ton!”

This is:

Hyperbole

300

The most exciting moment of the story is the:

Climax

400

Which evidence best supports that the town is abandoned?

Windows were broken and weeds grew through the streets.

400

What does infer mean?

Use clues and evidence to figure something out

400

An article explaining how hurricanes form is written to:

Inform

400

“Time is a thief.”

This is:

Metaphor

400

When the problem begins to get solved it is called:

Falling Action

500

Which sentence best supports the theme that teamwork leads to success?

By working together and trusting each other, the team won.

500

What does context clues help readers do?

Guess meanings of unknown words.

500

A speech arguing that students should start school later is written to:

Persuade

500

“Her smile was sunshine.”

This is:

Metaphor

500

The solution to the problem is called:

Resolution

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