Poetry
Nonfiction
Fiction
Editing
Reading
100
The sentences in a poem are these.
lines
100
Text (words) near a photo or illustration that explains what it shows.
caption
100
The people, animals, or creatures in a story.
characters
100
What words in the following sentence need to begin with capital letters?
On may 22, it will be the last day of school at dumas north.
May and Dumas North
100
The person who draws the pictures in a book or story.
illustrator
200
The paragraphs in poems are these.
stanzas
200
A drawing that shows different parts of something. For example, the parts of a flower.
diagram
200
The time and place a story takes place.
setting
200
Choose the correct homophone.
To make my mom's birthday cake, I need ______, sugar, oil, and eggs.
flower or flour
flour
200
A text written about a real pers0n by someone else.
biography
300
Brave, save, and grave are examples of these kind of words
rhyming words
300
A title for a specific section that tells the reader what it is about.
heading
300
What point of view is this being told in?
Once upon a time there was a girl named Cinderella who was living with her mean step-mother and step-sisters. They made her do chores all day while they sat around watching tv and eating chocolate.
3rd person
300
Choose the correct homophone.
_____ house is the last one on our street.
There, Their, or They're
Their
300
In a fable, the character(s) learn this.
lesson
400
Select the sentence with a sensory detail that describes a taste.
Last weekend, my brother and I stayed at our Uncle Bob's house. We had a great time. Uncle Bob read us stories from our favorite books. He also cooked us dinner. The soup he made was creamy but surprisingly not spicy. We hardly had any room left for dessert! After dinner, we went outside and caught lightening bugs in the back yard.
The soup he made was creamy but surprisingly not spicy.
400
This helps a reader locate a place in the world that is related to text.
map
400
What kind of fiction story has characters, a setting, and a plot that could really happen?
realistic fiction
400
Choose the correct homophone.
Do not drop that glass and _____ it!
brake or break
break
400
Using clues from the text and what you know about those clues helps you make a guess which is called this.
inference
500
Words that sound like or suggest an action, such as, splash or buzz, are called what?
onomatopoeias
500
A list of important words found at the back of a book.
glossary
500
The central message, lesson, or big idea is this.
theme
500
Put the homophones in the correct places.
The kids were ______, so their mother told them to play a ______ game, like Monopoly.
board, bored
bored, board
500
The reason an author writes a story, such as, "Why Dogs Make the Best Pets."
to persuade