FICTION
NONFICTION and text features
Prefix/Suffix/Root/Base Words/Synonyms/Antonyms
Poetry/Figurative Language/point of view
RANDOM
100

A good summary sentence in fiction must include:
a) random details from the whole story
b) the main character and the setting
c) the conflict
d) the conflict and the resolution

d)the conflict and the resolution

100
What is a bold word?


Why do authors use bold words? 

a word in dark print


important or key words; we can oftentimes find them in the glossary

100

The prefix "mis" as in the word "mispronounce" means:

wrong

to say something wrong

100

The "paragraphs" in poems are called:
a) lines
b) stanzas
c) articles
d) passages

b) stanzas

100

Tell us how to use P/L charts

Find the answer and write down what paragraph/line you found it on

200

Where and when the story takes place is called the:
a) setting   b) conflict   c) main character d)

50 Extra points: This part of a fiction story is usually introduced in the  a)exposition b)rising action c) climax d) falling action  e) resolution

Setting


+50: Exposition

200

Which text feature will the author use to organize a list of information where the order doesn't matter, such as ingredients for a recipe?  +50:What does that text feature look like?
a) numbered list
b) bold words
c) bullet points
d) caption

c) bullet points

dots to the left of the word/phrase

200

Which word used the prefix "un" the same as in the word "unfinished?"

a) unified
b) unicycle
c) untied
d) uno


c)untied

200

Which of the following is an example of figurative language?   +50 if you identify the type
a) This project will take me a long time to finish
b) This project will take me 500 years to finish.
c)  The 2020-2021 school year was quite challenging.
d) We are persistent and optimistic. 

b) This project will take me 500 years to finish

hyperbole   (exaggeration)

200

Tell us how to use #MainIdea and if there should be a few words or a few sentences for your hashtag. 

Find the main idea of a paragraph or section and write a #Main Idea on your scratch paper for it. It should only be a few words. 
300

"Conflict" means:
a) the problem
b) the resolution
c) the most exciting part or "turning point" of the story

a) the problem

300

If you get a question where you have to drag and drop 3 headings at the top of 3 different sections of the passage, how will you know which heading is the correct one for each section of the passage?

Answer: The headings for each section should reflect the _________ of that particular section
a) caption
b) main idea
c) supporting detail
d) it doesn't matter what they say; just put them in alphabetical order

b) main idea

300

What is the root word (or base word) in the word "Happier?"
a) happy
b) happi
c) er
d) sadder

a) happy

300

Meow.
Pitter Patter
Crash!

are all examples of _________________.

a)personification
b)alliteration
c) hyperbole
d) onomatopoeia

d) onomatopoeia

300

Due to the blizzard, school was cancelled.  

Finish the sentence: The cause was the _______.  
The effect was the ___________.

+50: The cause and effect key phrase here is: _____

The cause was the blizzard. The effect was that school was cancelled.

The cause and effect key phrase here is: "Due to"

400

Maria is generous, friendly, and studious.  Carlos is reserved, shy, and studious. A trait that Maria and Carlos share is: ________.
50 bonus points if your answer is in a complete sentence and uses the correct word

Maria and Carlos are both studious.

Or: A trait that Maria and Carlos share is they are both studious. 

400

A glossary and an index are both located ______________ and are in _____ order. However, the ________ gives us the definition of a word while the ________ tells us what page number we can find that topic on.

in the back
ABC/alphabetical
glossary
index

400

How many suffixes are there in the word "carelessness?"  What are they? 

2: less and ness

400
"She is as tall as a giraffe" is an example of which kind of figurative language?

a) onomatopoeia
b) simile
c) metaphor
d) alliteration

b) simile

400

In the 1700's, .....................
In the 1800's, .....................
In the 1900's, .....................

Which text structure is this?
a) cause and effect
b) problem and solution
c) chronological order
d) compare and contrast

c) chronological order

500

"What is another good title for this passage?" is REALLY asking for
a) the main idea of a certain paragraph
b) the main idea of the entire story
c) some crazy, random, title that has very little to do with the main idea of anything

b) the main idea of the entire story

500

Josefina exclaimed, "Ay no! No recuerdo mi contrasena entonces no puedo hacer mi examen!" Her day continued to worsen. When she went outside to get some fresh air, the gate was open and her dog had escaped. WHAT ARE ITALICS and WHY DID THE AUTHOR USE ITALICS?  You must answer BOTH to get credit. 

Slanted print

because the italicized words are in a different language

500

Which word uses the suffix "ing" the same as in the word "walking?"
a) bring
b) sing
c) ringing
d) none of the above

c) ringing

500
Maria went downstairs and heard a loud noise.  "Why do I hear noise? It's past everyone's bedtimes!" she exclaimed.  She continued to investigate the source of the noise.    THIS IS WRITTEN IN _____ PERSON.

a) 1st
b) 2nd
c) 3rd
d) 4th

3rd person.  Remember, cross out anything written between quotation marks!

500

Bees and wasps have some similarities. They both.....
However, there are some differences.  Bees.........while wasps.............. Bees are.......however, wasps...........

What text structure is this?
a) problem/solution
b) compare/contrast
c) chronological order
d) cause and effect


Compare/Contrast