True/False
To inform someone is to give them information about something.
True.
To persuade someone to do something means...
A. You convince them of something
B. You read them a story
C. You test them on something
A. You convince them of something
What could you persuade your mom or dad to do?
Give an example of a tradition..
Giving presents at Christmas, eating turkey at Thanksgiving
What is the point of view in the show Spongebob?
A. Patrick
B. Spongebob
C. Squidward
Spongebob
How many thunderstorms are on Earth every minute?
2,000!
False. Where is the conclusion found?
To predict something means...
A. to make a conclusion
B. to guess what's going to happen
C. to make someone do something
B. to guess what's going to happen
"What's something you can predict?"
Give an example of something you can evaluate..
You can evaluate your math skills, your reading skills, your soccer skills
To say how they are the same and different
What color of blood does an octopus have and how many brains does it have?
Blue blood
9 brains
Evidence is the facts or information that can help support an argument.
True
The purpose of a calculator is...
A. to help you read
B. to help you listen
C. to help you do math
Give an example of something you prefer to do at home..
Read, watch TV, play video games
What is an illustration?
A. A picture in a story
B. The conclusion of the story
C. The beginning of the story
A. A picture in a story
What is the only type of animal that can't jump?
Elephants
An example of figurative language is: I'm so hungry, I really want lunch.
False. What's an example of figurative language?
"I'm so hungry I could eat a ____"
To simplify something means..
A. to make it easier
B. to make it harder
C. to do nothing
A. to make it easier
Give an example of something you can comprehend..
A book, a movie
What's the theme of Narato?
What was the first food eaten in space?
Applesauce!
To contrast something is to tell how two things are different.
True. Can you contrast bananas vs apples?
If you prefer pineapple on your pizza, you..
A. Hate it
B. Want it on your pizza
C. Don't care either way
B. Want it on your pizza
Give an example of a metaphor...
You have a heart of gold.
What is an analogy?
The comparison between two things
How many inches long is the world's largest french fry?
34 inches