Reading Literature
Reading Informational Text
Vocabulary in Context
Text Structure
Grammar and Conventions
100

What is the term for the struggle between opposing forces in a story?

Conflict/Problem

100

A claim supported by reasons and evidence is part of what type of text?

Argumentative text

100

If a character’s voice was described as “melancholy,” it most likely means…

Sad

100

A text that explains why something happened and what happened as a result uses…

Cause and Effect

100

Choose the correct sentence:
A) Its raining outside.
B) It’s raining outside.

B

200

When a narrator knows the thoughts and feelings of all characters, the point of view is called…

Third-person omniscient

200

Facts, statistics, direct quotes, and expert opinions are examples of…

Evidence

200

The word “resolve” most nearly means “to decide firmly.” What part of speech is “resolve” in this sentence?

Verb

200

A text that presents similarities and differences uses…

Compare and Contrast

200

What type of sentence error is this? “Because I studied for the test.”

Fragment

300

What is the central message or life lesson of a story called?

Theme

300

What is the author’s main reason for writing a text called? (Hint: it could be to persuade, inform, or entertain)

Author's Purpose

300

If a storm is described as “ominous,” it most likely means…

Threatening or dangerous

300

A text organized in time order uses…

Sequential/Chronological

300

What part of speech is "extremely" in this sentence.
“The extremely loud music hurt my ears.”

Adverb

400

The author's feelings or attitude towards the topic they are writing about is called

Tone
400

When an author presents only one side of an issue and ignores opposing viewpoints, this shows…

Bias

400

In the sentence below, what does “vivid” most nearly mean?
“The author’s vivid descriptions made the scene feel real.”

Clear and detailed

400

A text that presents an issue and ways to fix it uses…

Problem and Solution

400

Choose the correct sentence:
A) Their going to the game tonight.
B) They’re going to the game tonight.

B

500

A comparison using like or as

Simile

500

A statement that can be proven true is called a…

Fact
500

In this sentence, what does “convey” most nearly mean?
“The author uses imagery to convey a sense of fear.”

Communicate or express

500

Signal words like “however,” “on the other hand,” and “similarly” usually indicate…

Compare and Contrast

500

Which revision corrects the sentence?
“The students was excited for the trip.”

The students were excited for the trip.