Central Idea
Supporting Details
Figurative Language
Problem & Solution
Context Clues
100

What is the central idea of a passage?

What is "The main point or message the author wants to communicate."

100

What is a supporting detail?

What is "A fact, example, or explanation that backs up the central idea."

100

What are the five main elements of a plot?

What is "Exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution."

100

What is a problem in a story?

What is "A conflict or challenge the character faces."

100

What are context clues?

What is "Hints or clues within a text that help readers understand the meaning of unfamiliar words"

200

Central ideas are best supported by what type of information?

What is "Key details and evidence from the text."

200

Supporting details help a reader do what?

What is "Understand and explain the main idea."

200

What type of figurative language compares two things using “like” or “as”?

What is "Simile."

200

What is a solution in a story?

What is "How the problem or conflict is resolved."

200

What type of context clue is used in this sentence?


"He was elated—so happy he could barely sit still."


A) Example clue
B) Synonym clue
C) Definition clue
D) Inference clue  

What is "Definition clue."

300

Which sentence best represents a central idea? 


A) The character forgot her homework.
B) The story takes place in a large city.
C) Hard work and determination overcome challenges.  
D) The boy sat next to the window in math class.

What is "Hard work and determination overcome challenges."

300

Which sentence best supports the idea that exercise improves mental health? 


A) Exercise reduces stress and anxiety.
B) Some people enjoy walking outside when it’s sunny.
C) Exercise is something most people do at the gym.  
D) Exercise helps build muscle and improve strength.

What is "Exercise reduces stress and anxiety." 

300

Which sentence contains personification? 


A) The rain tapped gently on the window.
B) Her eyes were as blue as the ocean.
C) He ran faster than a cheetah.
D) The car was red and shiny.

What is "The rain tapped gently on the window."

300

Identify the problem: “Sophie missed the bus and had to find another way to school.”

What is "Sophie missed the bus."

300

Which word means “to delay” based on this sentence? 


“They lingered outside, putting off the moment they had to say goodbye.”

What is "Lingered."

400

Which of the following best shows how an author reveals the central idea in a fiction text? 


A) By listing the names of every character
B) Through actions and conflict resolution  
C) By describing the setting in great detail
D) Through a surprising plot twist at the end  

What is "Through actions and conflict resolution."

400

How can you tell if a detail is important to include in a summary?

What is "It directly supports or explains the main idea."

400

What type of figurative language is this? “He was a rock in the storm.”

What is "Metaphor."

400

Identify the solution: “She borrowed her brother’s bike and made it to school on time.”

What is "She rode her brother’s bike."

400

What’s the meaning of “reluctant” in this sentence? 


“She was reluctant to admit she was wrong.”

What is "Unwilling or hesitant."

500

Double Jeopardy!!! 


In a story about teamwork, which of the following is the best example of a central idea?


A) The soccer team wore matching uniforms to every game.
B) One player scored the winning goal in the championship.
C) Success comes from trust and teamwork.  
D) The team practiced every day after school.  

What is "Success comes from trust and teamwork."

500

Double Jeopardy!!! 


Which sentence is a supporting detail that explains why schools serve breakfast? 


A) Many students ride the bus in the morning.
B) Students sometimes bring snacks from home.
C) Most schools start classes before 8:30 AM.
D) Eating in the morning boosts performance.  

What is "Eating in the morning boosts performance."

500

Which sentence contains a hyperbole? 


A) The dog barked at the mailman.

B) I’ve told you a million times to clean your room.

C) She walked to school in the morning.

D) The cookies smelled good.

What is "I’ve told you a million times to clean your room."

500

How do problem and solution structures help readers? 


A) They add humor and excitement to the story. 

B) They explain how characters look and feel. 

C) They describe where and when the story takes place. 

D) They show problems and how they’re solved.  

What is "They show problems and how they’re solved."

500

Which context clue helps you understand the meaning of “exaggerate” in this sentence?



"He tends to exaggerate, saying things like ‘I ran faster than a cheetah!’”


A) The definition before the word
B) The example of the unrealistic statement
C) The meaning of the word “tends”
D) The subject of the sentence  

What is "The example of the unrealistic statement."