Passages
Includes information from the beginning, middle, and end of the passage.
What is summary
BCQ Stands For ?
What is Read, Answer, Prove
The central or main idea of the passage.
What is the theme
This type of poem does not rhyme.
What is free verse
Tells the order of events and includes words such as, first, next, after, before.
What is a sequence?
____________ is the reason, ___________ is what happens.
What is cause and effect
A narrative poem does this.
What is tell a story
The reason author's write could be to persuade, inform, or entertain.
What is author's purpose
_______________ are the same, and ______________ are the opposite.
synonyms and antonyms
A combination of two selections with three sets of questions.
What is a paired passage
A poet will sometimes use this type of figurative language in their poems... The dog, drank daintly, from her dish.
What is alliteration
The point of view when the word "I" is primarily used.
What is first person
________________ and _____________ compare two unrelated things. ________________ use the words like or as and ____________________ don't.
What are similes and metaphors
What the author is trying to tell or teach the reader.
What is a message or lesson
What is the rhyme scheme of this poem: Our house is small-- The lawn and all Can scarcely hold the flowers, Yet every bit, The whole of it, Is precious, for it's ours!
AA, B, CC, B
True or False? Realistic fiction stories are based on real events, but have made up characters.
What is FALSE - realistic fiction are stories that are based on an event or characters that could be real.
The point of view when he, she, it, or they is primarily used?
What is third person