Greek/Latin Roots
Figurative Language
Reading Standards
Daily Reading Practice
Greek/Latin Roots
100

What does PED mean?

Foot

100

What is a simile?

Comparison using Like/As

100

What is main idea?

The main point of the story. 

100

What are the two main types of genres? 

Fiction and Non Fiction

100

What does Frail/Fract/Frag mean? 

Fragile/Break

200

What does man/manu mean?

Hands

200

What is a metaphor?

Comparison not using Like/As.

200

What is theme?

The message or lesson

200

Tell the difference between fiction and non fiction. 

Fiction=Fake

Non Fiction=Not Fake

200

What does Bio mean? 

Life

300

What does sect mean? 

Cut/separate

300

What is Hyperbole?

An extreme exaggeration. 
300

What does it mean to summarize a story? 

To tell what the entire passage was about in a few sentences. 

300

What are the three main types of Author's Purpose? 

Persuade
Inform
Entertain

300

What does struct mean? 

To build

400

What does port mean? 

Carry

400

What is Alliteration?

Repeating the same sounds. 

400

What does it mean to use context clues? 

Using the clues around an unknown word to figure out what the word means. 

400

What is a synonym? 

A word that means the same thing.

400

What does therm mean? 

Heat/temperature

500

What does spec mean? 

See/look

500

What is Personification?

Giving non human objects, human characteristics. 

500

What does it mean to make an inference? 

Figuring out what the author is not telling you.
500

What is an antonym?  

A word that means the opposite. 

500

What does graph mean? 

To write