Understanding Texts
What type of text is this: “I felt sad and angry when I got home. Today was the worst day ever.”
Diary entry.
Fix the spelling: “tommorrow”
tomorrow
What kind of sentence is this? “The dog barked.”
a simple sentence
What are the 3 parts of a paragraph?
Topic sentence, supporting sentence, conclusion.
what is the good listening skill: interrupting, asking questions, looking at your phone
asking questions
What is the purpose of a news article?
To report facts about something that happened.
Which is the correct spelling: “freind” or “friend”?
friend
Fix this: “i dont like mondays said jack”
“I don’t like Mondays,” said Jack.
What is the purpose of a procedure text?
To give step-by-step instructions.
Tick the good listening skill: interrupting, asking questions, looking at your phone
How your voice sounds – shows emotion like happy or angry.
Name two features of a persuasive text.
Gives opinions and reasons to convince someone.
Spell acomoddation
accommodation
Where should the commas go?
At the shop I bought apples oranges and bread
At the shop, I bought apples, oranges, and bread.
Plan 1 point for an argumentative on : “We should have longer lunch breaks.”
[Accept any logical point like more time to relax, eat properly, socialise, etc.]
“I really didn’t eat the cookie!” What word is emphasised?
really
What is the climax of a story?
The most exciting or important moment.
What’s wrong with this sentence? “I definately recieved your message.” (2 things)
definitely, received
Add capital letters and correct punctuation:
on friday we went to kings park it was fun
On Friday we went to Kings Park. It was fun.
Match this to a text type: “Buy now! Limited stock only!”
Advertisement
What kind of speaking is a debate?
A formal argument between two sides.
Read this: “The wind roared like a lion.” What is the simile?
"like a lion".
Fix the spelling of two words in this sentence: “He was embarassed by the adress mistake.”
embarrassed, address
Add speech marks and punctuation:
Jack said I’ll help you carry that
Jack said, “I’ll help you carry that.”
Give two reasons why teens should be paid for chores.
Teaches money skills; rewards effort; builds independence.
Give 3 steps for how to explain using a microwave safely.
E.g., Open door, put in food, set timer, press start, wait, remove food carefully.