Making Inferences
Types of Conflict
Context Clues
Figurative Language
Figurative Language 2
100

Pablo slowly got off the ground and wiped the dust from his pants. There were several tears in both legs. He could see blood through the holes. He picked the gravel from his wounds, wiped off the dust and looked at the motorbike. 

How did Pablo hurt himself?

A. crashed his motorcycle

B. got hurt at baseball practice

C. he was attacked by a dog

He crashed his motorcycle. (A)

100

What are the two types of conflict?

Internal and external

100

The delightful aroma  of food cooking in the kitchen made my mouth water. 

smell

100

A figure of speech that gives the qualities of a person to an animal, object, or an idea.

Personification

100

My tonsils are as big as rocks

Simile

200

Pia always wakes up early in the morning. She waters the plants, sweeps the floor, and put plates on the table for breakfast. What kind of girl is Pia?

A. selfish

B. helpful

C. arrogant

helpful (B)

200

 In the book A Long Walk to Water, Salva struggles with continue to travel after his uncle is killed. He worries about his family and doesn't know what will happen to him. This situation of an example of what type of conflict?

Internal

200

The late students always had a plethora of excuses.

Many (excessive number)

200

What two things in the following simile are being compared? 

The coins gleam like cold snake scales.

The coins and snake scales

200

Language that appeals to the senses. 

Imagery

300

My sister forgot to bring her phone to work. She usually puts it in her bag and goes to her workplace. What do you think she's feeling right now?

A. Worried

B. Tired

C. Excited

Worried (A)

300

Mary Shelley’s book Frankenstein is about a human-made monster. Because the monster looks scary, the villagers fear and hate him. 

This is an example of an external conflict between a character and _____

Society

300

The scared rock climber balanced precariously on the edge of the cliff.

dangerously

300

A big bug bit the little beetle, but the little beetle bit the big bug back. 

Alliteration

300

 A gash, a rash, and purple bumps. 

This is an example of?

imagery

400

Every Saturday, Mr. Sanchez comes to our house after buying his groceries in the market. He gives us some fruits and candies. What is Mr. Sanchez showing?

A. Laziness

B. Playfulness

C. Generosity

Generosity (C)

400

You have been left on a deserted island for a week. You must learn how to survive with limited food and shelter. You also are surrounded by unfamiliar wildlife. 

What type of external conflict is this? 

character vs. nature

400

Be careful. If you question the commander in the slightest way, he will perceive that to be a sign of impudence and order you to clean the toilets with a toothbrush.

disrespect; rude

400

The smell of donuts is like kryptonite to me.

Allusion

400

The use of words that mimic sounds.

Onomatopoeia

500

It was a sunny day and it was melting. We had to eat it quickly. What kind of food were they eating?

A. A Sandwich

B. Ice Cream

C. A Cake

(B) Ice Cream
500

What is the most commonly used type of conflict in literature?

Character vs. Character

500

Some people think that my little brother is annoying because he asks so many questions, but I think that he just has an inquisitive nature.

Curious

500

A word or phrase that means something other than what is actually being said. 

Idiom

500

I wish I could just click my heels and be back home.

Allusion