Vocabulary
Main Idea & Details
Text Features
Grammar & Conventions
Context Clues
100

This word means very big.
A. tiny
B. enormous
C. short
D. slow

B. enormous

100

What is the main idea?
A. one small detail
B. the main point
C. the ending
D. the title

B. the main point

100

This text feature tells you what the section is about.
A. caption
B. heading
C. index
D. glossary

B. heading

100

What punctuation ends a question?
A. period
B. exclamation mark
C. comma
D. question mark

D. question mark

100

What are Context clues?
A. clues in the sentence
B. pictures only
C. the title
D. the author’s name

A. clues in the sentence  

200

What is a synonym for “happy”?
A. angry
B. joyful
C. tired
D. loud

B. joyful

200

Dogs need food, water, and exercise. What is the main idea?
A. Dogs like to run
B. Dogs are pets
C. Dogs need basic care
D. Dogs bark

C. Dogs need basic care

200

This shows labeled parts of something.
A. diagram
B. paragraph
C. title
D. sentence

A. diagram

200

Fix this sentence: “my dog likes to run”
A. my dog likes to run.
B. My Dog likes to run.
C. My dog likes to run.
D. My dog Likes to run.

C. My dog likes to run.

200

“The desert is arid, or very dry.” What does “arid” mean?
A. cold
B. very dry
C. wet
D. windy

B. very dry

300

What is the antonym of “brave”?
A. strong
B. fearless
C. cowardly
D. bold

C. cowardly

300

What are details?
A. the title
B. the main idea
C. facts that support the main idea
D. opinions only

C. facts that support the main idea

300

Where would you look to find the meaning of a word?
A. table of contents
B. index
C. glossary
D. heading

C. glossary

300

What is a noun?
A. an action word
B. a describing word
C. a person, place, thing, or idea
D. a connecting word

C. a person, place, thing, or idea

300

“She was famished after lunch.” What does “famished” mean?
A. tired
B. full
C. very hungry
D. sleepy

C. very hungry

400

If you “whisper,” how are you speaking?
A. loudly
B. quickly
C. quietly
D. angrily

C. quietly

400

If a paragraph is about how bees make honey, what is the main idea?
A. Bees are insects
B. Honey is sweet
C. How bees make honey
D. Bees live in hives

C. How bees make honey

400

This feature helps you find topics quickly in a book.
A. glossary
B. bold print
C. table of contents or index
D. caption

C. table of contents or index

400

Choose the correct word: Their / There / They’re going to the park.
A. Their
B. There
C. They’re
D. Thier

C. They’re

400

“The kitten was timid and hid under the bed.” What does “timid” mean?
A. loud
B. playful
C. shy or scared
D. fast

C. shy or scared

500

What does “predict” mean?
A. to tell a story
B. to make a smart guess about what will happen
C. to ask a question
D. to explain something

B. to make a smart guess about what will happen

500

Why do authors include details?
A. to confuse the reader
B. to make the text longer
C. to explain or support the main idea
D. to add pictures

C. to explain or support the main idea

500

Why do authors use bold words?
A. to make the page colorful
B. to highlight important vocabulary
C. to make it harder to read
D. to tell a story

B. to highlight important vocabulary

500

What is a verb?
A. a naming word
B. an action word
C. a describing word
D. a punctuation mark

B. an action word

500

Why are context clues helpful?
A. they make reading longer
B. they help you understand unfamiliar words
C. they add pictures
D. they tell the ending

B. they help you understand unfamiliar words