Prefixes/Suffixes & Root Words
Homoph
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Main Idea & Details
Story Elements
Contractions
100

What does the prefix "un-" mean in the word unhappy?

Not

100

Which word is correct? “I want to go to the park, ___.” (to/two/too)

too

100

What is the main idea of a passage?

What the passage is mostly about.

100

Who are the characters in a story?

The people or animals in the story

100

What is the contraction for "do not"?

 don't

200

What does the suffix "-ful" mean in the word helpful?

Full of

200

What is the homophone for pair?

pear

200

Where is the main idea usually found in a passage?

In the first or last sentence.

200

What is the setting of a story?

Where and when the story happens

200

What is the contraction for "they will"?

they'll

300

What is the root word in "replayed"?

play

300

Which word means “an animal that lives in the woods”? (bare/bear/pair/pear)

bear

300

What do supporting details do?

They give more information about the main idea.

300

What is another word for the "problem" in a story?

The conflict

300

What two words make up "couldn't"?

could not

400

What does "preheat" mean?

heat before

400

Write a sentence using the homophones sea and see.

Answers vary.

400

What do we call the lesson a story teaches?


The theme or moral

400
What is another word for the "solution" of a problem in a story?

the resolution

400

Rewrite this sentence using a contraction: She is going to the store.

She's going to the store.

500

What does the word "careless" mean using the root and suffix?

without care

500

What’s the difference in meaning between their and there?

Their = belongs to them; There = a place

500

Which detail best supports the main idea?

A detail that explains or proves the main idea

500
Who is the narrator of a story?

The person who is telling the story, but is not actually in the story.

500

Rewrite this sentence using two contractions: We are not going because it is raining.

We aren't going because it's raining.