Main Idea Madness
Wh-Question Whizzes
Vocabulary Vault
Grammar Garden
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100

What is the main idea of a story about a boy who learns to take care of a puppy?

The boy learns responsibility by taking care of his puppy.

100

Who is the main character in “Little Red Riding Hood”?

Little Red Riding Hood

100

What does “enormous” mean?

Very big

100

Choose the correct verb: “She (is/are) happy.”

Is

100

What comes first in a story?
 

The beginning

200

A paragraph talks about how bees make honey. What is the main idea?

How bees make honey.

200

What did the wolf do in the story?

He tricked Little Red Riding Hood and pretended to be Grandma.

200

What is a synonym for “cold”?

Chilly

200

Fix the sentence: “i can play outside.”

I can play outside.

200

You forgot your homework. What should you do?
 

Tell the teacher and try to finish it.

300

The main idea tells us what?

What the text is mostly about.

300

Where did the story take place?

In the forest and Grandma’s house.

300

What is the opposite of “noisy”?

Quiet

300

What kind of sentence is this: “Can you help me?”

Question

300

What is one thing good readers do?

They stop and think about what they read.

400

True or False: The main idea is always the first sentence.

False

400

When did Goldilocks eat the porridge?

When the bears were away from home.

400

What does “predict” mean?

To make a guess about what will happen next.

400

What punctuation ends a question?

A question mark (?)

400

What’s your favorite book and why?

(Student response)

500

How can the title of a passage help you find the main idea?

It often gives a clue about what the passage is mostly about.

500

Why do you think the bears were upset?

Because someone came into their house and used their things.

500

What word means “a person who writes books”?

Author

500

Which word is a noun? “Jump, girl, blue, quickly

Girl

500

If you could write a book, what would it be about?

(Student response)