Claims
Words
Fact or Opinion
Text Structure
Main Idea and Inferences
100

What is the claim in the statement: "Dogs are the best pets because they are loyal"?

"Dogs are the best pets."


100

What are words that sound the same but have different meanings called?

Homophones

100

Is this a fact or opinion? "The sun is a star."

Fact

100

Which text structure explains why something happened?

Cause and effect

100

What is the main idea of a paragraph?

The most important part.

200

Which part of this sentence is the claim? "Exercise is important because it keeps your body healthy."

Exercise is important.

200

Which pair of words are synonyms? Big and large; Big and small; Large and tiny

Big and large

200

Is this a fact or opinion? "Pizza is the best food ever!"

Opinion

200

What text structure is used in a recipe?

Sequence

200

What can you infer from this sentence? "Maria studied all night for her test."

Maria wants to do well on her test.

300

True or False: A claim must be supported by reasons or evidence.

True

300

Which word is an antonym for "happy"?

sad

300

Which of these is an opinion? "Dogs have fur." or "Dogs are better than cats."

Dogs are better than cats.

300

When a text describes similarities and differences, what structure is it using?

Compare and Contrast

300

True or False: The main idea is always stated in the first sentence.

False

400

Which of these sentences includes a claim? "Reading is the best way to learn," or "Some books are very long."

Reading is the best way to learn.

400

Choose the correct homophones: "The ___ flew across the ___.

plane, plain

400

What question can you ask to tell if something is a fact?

Can it be proven?

400

What is the purpose of a "problem and solution" text structure?

To explain how to fix an issue.

400

Which of these could be the main idea? "Penguins are birds that cannot fly but are excellent swimmers."

Penguins are excellent swimmers.

500

What question should you ask to find the claim in a paragraph?

A. What is the author trying to prove?

B. What is the author trying to teach us?

C. How did the author chose to write the story?

A. What is the author trying to prove?

500

What do antonyms, synonyms, and homophones have in common?

They describe the relationship between words.

500

Which of these is a fact? "The Earth orbits the Sun." or "Spring is the best season."

The Earth orbits the Sun.

500

Which clue words often indicate a cause-and-effect structure?

because, so, as a result...

500

Which of these shows an inference? "The grass is wet; it must have rained."

It must have rained.