Reading STAAR Test
What is 6
What is Fiction?
The 4 types of poems
What is free verse, narrative, humorous, and lyrical?
The text that a drama is made of
A conclusion reached based on text evidence and schema
What is an inference?
Number of regular questions on the STAAR test
What is 36
A made up story that has events that could take place in real life. The plot, events, and setting are all believeable.
What is Realistic Fiction?
The pattern of rhyming words in a poem
What is rhyme scheme?
text in brackets or parenthesis that shows the actors how to act
What are Stage Directions?
how the problem is solved
What is a solution or resolution?
4 genres that will be tested on the Reading STAAR
The events that make up the main part of a story.
What is Plot?
The rhythm of stressed syllables in a poem
What is meter?
Large sections a drama is broken into
What is an act?
When a story has something to reach its reader.
What is a lesson, moral, or message?
Three possible field test options
What is a paired passage, a normal passage, or a revising and editing passage
The time and place the story takes place
What is Setting?
figurative language that compares two things using like or as
What is a simile?
A person who writes a play
What is a Playwright?
Conversation, or talk, between two or more people
What is Dialogue?
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What is a bubble sheet/answer document?
What is a character?
Figurative language that compares two things without using like or as
What is metaphor?
Items that actors use in a drama
What is a prop?
When you find the similarities or differences between two things
What is comparing and contrasting?