Homographs
Elements of Fiction
Figurative Language
Nonfiction text structure/features
Miscellaneous
100

What is the definition of the underlined word: The petals of the flower were a soft rose color. 

a. Stand up    b. A shade of pink   c. move to a higher position     d. A fragrant flower

b. a shade of pink

100

The where and when (or place and time) of a story.

Setting

100

She was as busy as a bee. 

Simile

100

Which text structure has the author tell you how things are the same and how things are different?

Compare and Contrast

100

A type of story that is made up but could happen in real life.

Realistic Fiction

200

Her primary object is to finish the project by Friday. 

a. to disapprove     b. a goal or purpose      c. a material that can be touched 

b. a goal or purpose

200

The problem of a story.

Conflict

200

The three thieves threw the thick thing into the bag. 

Alliteration

200

Text is written in order that things happened or timeline format.

Chronological/Sequential

200

What is the meaning of the prefix un- as it is used in the word unafraid?

Not

300

I cannot wait to see my favorite band perform live.

a. not dead     b. connected to electricity

c. happening in real time, not a recording

c. happening in real time, not a recording

300

What makes up a character's personality?

Character traits

300

The lion let out  load roar to scare the animals. 

Onomatopoeia

300

The titles of different portions of a text. 

Headings

300

A type of text that tries to get you to agree with the author. 

Argumentative/Opinion

400

I like to arrange my shoes in order from darkest to brightest. 

a. a command     b. a request for something to be made.    c. calm      d. a certain arrangement

d. a certain arrangement

400

The lesson (main message) given in a story.

Theme

400

The kid did not have any secrets, he was an open book.

Metaphor
400

The words that explain what a picture shows.

Caption

400

The Monkey and the Cookies A monkey put his hand into the jar of cookies. He grasped as many as he could possibly hold, but when he tried to pull his hand, he was prevented from doing so by the neck of the cookie jar. Unwilling to lose the cookies, and yet unable to withdraw his hand, he burst into tears and cried bitterly. What is the theme?
A Eating junk food can be dangerous.
B If you are greedy, you might get nothing.
C If you try your best you are more likely to succeed.

B If you are greedy, you might get nothing.

500

He caught a large bass in the river. 

a. a tone of singing     b. a type of fish

c. a type of guitar

b. a type of fish

500

A theme is determined using...

Supporting details from the text. 

500

Chris decided to go the extra mile to make sure he had the best looking project. 

Idiom

500

A type of text that tells about an issue people faced and how it was/can be solved. 

Problem - Solution

500

One winter, a monkey found a snake stiff and frozen. The monkey felt sorry for the snake and so he picked the snake up and held it to his chest to try to warm it. The snake was quickly revived by the warmth, and because of its instincts, bit the monkey with all its might. What is the theme?
A Even though you have good intentions, others may not
B Kindness will be rewarded.
C Snakes are dangerous.

A Even though you have good intentions, others may not