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Comprehension
Vocabulary in a Sentence
Suffixes
Vocabulary Definitions
Miscellaneous
100
The big idea or lesson the author wants the reader to know.
What is the theme?
100
Use the word officially correctly in a sentence.
What is the correct use of officially in a sentence?
100
Add this week's suffix to the word typical.
What is typically?
100
Something that stands out in beauty and grace.
What is gorgeous?
100
The suffix(es) we learned last week
What is 'ion" or 'tion'?
200
A story with events that could happen in real life.
What is realistic fiction?
200
Use the word obvious in a sentence.
What is the correct use of obvious in a sentence?
200
The word absolutely minus the suffix
What is absolute?
200
Something that is overly rough.
What is brutal?
200
Realistic Fiction
What is a present day story with events that could take place in real life?
300
To use text details to form pictures in your mind of what you are reading.
What is to visualize?
300
Use the word embarrassed correctly in a sentence.
What is the correct us of embarrassed in a sentence?
300
The word success plus one of our suffixes.
What is successful.
300
Sweeping
What is movement that covers a wide space from side to side?
300
Graphic Features
What is parts of the text such as photographs, illustrations, maps or charts?
400
Parts of a story we analyze to help find the theme.
What are the details?
400
Use the word opponents in a sentence.
What is the correct us of opponents in a sentence?
400
The word dreadful minus the suffix.
What is dread?
400
Preliminary
What is something that comes before the final event?
400
Informational text
What is a story that gives facts and examples about a topic?
500
The word to which suffixes and prefixes are added.
What is the base word?
500
Use the word element correctly in a sentence.
What is the correct use of element in a sentence?
500
What does the suffix 'ful' mean?
What is "full of"?
500
Thought to be true or supposed to be true.
What is supposedly?
500
A fluency skill when you stop periodically while reading when you come to punctuation marks.
What is pausing?