Reading Comprehension
Vocab & Context Clues
Grammar & Conventions
Text Structure & Purpose
Figurative Language & Literary Devices
100

What is the central idea of a passage?

The central message or what the passage is mostly about.

100

What does the word "frigid" mean?

Very cold.

100

Which sentence is written correctly?

1. The dog run so fast past me!

2. The dog ran so fast past me!

2. The dog ran so fast past me!

100

What is the author's purpose of the passage titled "Sharks in the Florida Keys"?

To inform.

100
What does this simile mean: "as fast as lightning"?

Very fast or quick

200

Name two supporting text features for informational texts.

Timelines, maps, graphs, pictures, etc.

200

Which clue in the sentence helps you figure out what abandon means?

The dog whined after its' mother abandoned him, wondering if he will see her again.

"Wondering if he will see her again"

To leave behind.

200

Fix the verb tense in this sentence: I love to sang songs with my friends.

Sang turns to sing.

200

What type of text structure is used in this paragraph? "How to make cookies: First, get all of your ingredients. Second mix your dry ingredients in one bowl and your wet ingredients in another bowl. Third, mix both bowls together."

Sequence of events.

200

Identify the metaphor in this sentence: She didn't want to apologize because her heart was stone.

Her heart was stone.

300

How does the setting affect the plot in a fiction text?

It influences characters' actions, mood, and events in the story.

300

Which is a synonym for "enormous"?

Huge, gigantic, massive.

300

Choose the sentence with the proper punctuation:

1. "Wow," he said "that's so cool!"

2. "Wow" he said, "that's so cool!"

#1.

300
Why does an author include a diagram with their passage?

To help readers visualize or better understand the information.

300

What is personification?

Giving human traits to non-human things.

400

Why did Odysseus choose to leave the island with the Islanders?

The islanders gave his men edible flowers to make them forget the past.

400

What is an antonym for "hostile"?

Friendly, kind, welcoming.

400

Identify the subject and predicate in the sentence:

Ms. Baylee loves running when the weather isn't too hot.

Subject: Ms. Baylee

Predicate: Loves running

400

What is an example of a detail that support the author's point of view?

Direct quotes or facts.

400

What mood does this description create: It was Halloween, the night was dark and stormy. The streets were dark.

Eerie or tense mood.

500

Compare and contrast two characters, that we have read about in one of our units, using details from the text.

Discuss.

500

Name and define a multi-meaning word.

Bat, bow, etc.

500

Rewrite this sentence using correct capitalization and punctuation:

mrs. Taylor and Mrs. court are the administration at plantation key school.

Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Court are the administration at Plantation Key School.

500

What is the difference between a firsthand and secondhand account?

Firsthand: from someone who was there. Secondhand: retold by someone who wasn't.

500

What type of figurative language is used here and what does it mean? "I'm so hungry that I could eat a horse!"

Hyperbole, being extremely hungry.