Grammar & Sentences
Reading Comprehension
Literature Terms
Figurative Language
Test Prep / Skills
100

Fix the run-on:

"I went to the store i bought candy."

I went to the store, and I bought candy.

100

What is a main idea? 

What the text is mostly about.

100

What is a character? 

A person or animal in a story. 

100

Simile example 

Compares using like or as

100

What should you do if you don't understand a question?

Reread it.
200

What type of sentence is this? 

"Although it was raining, we went outside."

Complex sentence 
200

What is a supporting detail? 

information that explains the main idea. 

200

What is setting? 

Where and when a story takes place.

200

Metaphor example 

direct comparison 

200

What is text evidence? 

Proof from the text.

300

Identify the subject:

"The dog barked loudly."

dog

300

What does it mean to infer? 

use clues + prior knowledge 

300

What is conflict?

A problem in the story.

300

What is personification? 

Giving human traits to non-human things.

300

Why eliminate wrong answers? 

Increases chances of correct answer. 
400

What is a conjunction? 

A word that connects ideas (and, but, or)

400

What is the theme?

The lesson or message of a story. 
400

What is climax?

The most exciting / important part. 

400

What is hyperbole? 

Exaggeration 

400

What is context clue? 

Hints in the text to figure out meaning. 

500

Fix the fragment 

"Because I was tired."

add an independent clause (ex: Because I was tired, I went to bed.)

500

What is point of view?

Who is telling the story. 

500

What is foreshadowing? 

Hints about what will happen.
500

Identify: "The wind whispered through the trees."

personification 

500

What should you do after finishing the test? 

Check your answers, read, stay quiet so others can finish their tests.