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100

What is a noun?

person, place, thing, or idea

100

What is the main idea?

What the text/passage is mostly about

100

What are synonyms?

Words that mean the same or almost the same

100

A made up story is called

fiction

100

What is the first step of the writing process where you brainstorm ideas?

pre writing

200

What is a verb? 

An action or state of being

200

What do we call the events that happen in the beginning, middle, and end of a story?

the plot

200

What do we call words that mean the opposite?

antonyms

200

Text that gives real facts and information.

non fiction

200

The sentence that tells what the paragraph is mostly about.

topic sentence

300

Which word needs a capital letter: monday, school, or dog?

Monday

300

What is a supporting detail?

A fact or example that explains or proves the main idea.

300

What do we call clues in a sentence that help you figure out a word’s meaning?

context clues

300

What type of story teaches a lesson and often uses animals as characters?

a fable

300

Give a transition word that shows the next step.

next, then, after, finally

400

What punctuation mark ends a command sentence?

a period

400

What is the problem in a story called?

the conflict

400

What does the prefix re- mean?

again

400

What do we call the message or lesson of a story?

theme

400

What should every sentence start with and end with?

capital letter and period

500

What do we a call a word that describes a noun?

an adjective

500

What does it mean to infer something while reading?

To use clues and what you already know to figure something out; to make an educated guess

500

What is a homophone? Give an example.

 Words that sound the same but have different meanings/spellings (ex: to, two, too).


500

What genre of fiction revolves around the investigation and resolution of a puzzling event or crime. 

mystery

500

What is the purpose of a conclusion in a paragraph?

To wrap up the writing and restate the main idea.