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100

What is a simile?

Comparing two unlike things using the words "like" or "as.'
100

Name the correct punctuation mark:

Where are we eating today

?

100

Define Author's Purpose

Why an author writes a text/selection.

100

I tried explaining to my mom that the leftover lunch in the fridge was ____________.

A. Mines

B. Mine

B. Mine

100

A story that is not real, the story is made up.

What is fiction?


100

Opinion or fact?

The beach is way more fun than the pool.

An Opinion

200

What is a metaphor?

Comparing two unlike things using the words "is' or "was."

200

What is a contraction

Two words put together using an apostrophe to shorten the word.

200

What is text structure?

How an author organizes or puts a selection/text together.

200

What do you look at to find the main idea of a text?

The Title or Heading of a story.


200

A person who writes a drama or play is called.....

A playwright.

200

What does the academic word convey mean?

To communicate or make more clear.

300

What is an Alliteration?

The repetition of initial stressed, constant sounds in a series of words.

300

In drama, what is a dialogue?

The spoken word between characters.

300

What is a fable?

a fiction story that teaches a lesson. Usually has animals as characters. Retold by different cultures.

300

What is the past tense of the word sing

Sang

300

Which author's purpose: The author tries to convince the reader to do/try something?

Persuade 

300

In a narrative drama or story, what is a flashback?

A scene that takes the narrative of story/events back in time.

400

What is a rhyme scheme?

The pattern of rhyming words found at the end of each line of a poem. 
400

The following is an example of what kind of text structure?   I forgot my umbrella at school so I got soaked on my way home.

A. Compare/contrast

B. Problem/solution

C. Cause/effect

Cause & effect

400

Name three examples of text features that can be found in nonfiction text.

maps, graphs, data charts, pictures, captions, footnotes, sidebars, sub-headings, bolded words, and illustrations.

400

What is an informational text? 

A text that tells us information about a specific topic. 

400

What is the purpose of concrete details?

To provide evidence from the text to support the topic sentence/thesis.
400

What two words are being combined in:


He'd

He would

500

What is couplet?

-two lines of verse that continue to rhyme in a poem. 

500

In a drama, what is a static character?

A character who does not change throughout the play.

500

What is a theme?

The lesson or moral found in a story.

500

"The wind whipped through the yard like a dancing tornado" is an example of....

simile


 

500

What is a thesis statement?

A statement that answers the writing prompt, clearly identifies the topic being discussed, and is written for a specific audience.

500

What is foreshadowing?

When the author of a story, provides warning/hints about future events.