Figurative Language
Summarizing
Literary Elements
Inferencing
Random
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What is a Simile?

A. A comparison using Like or as

B. A word that sounds like its meaning

C. A type of poem

D. A sentence with only two words

A. A comparison using like or as

100

What is a summary?
A. A long retelling
B. Every single word
C. A short version of the main idea and details
D. Your opinion

C. A short version of the main idea and details

100

What is the setting of a story?
A. The main problem
B. The events in order
C. Where and when the story happens
D. The title and cover

C. Where and when the story happens

100

What do you do when you make an inference?
A. Write the story yourself
B. Copy exactly from the text
C. Make a guess using clues and what you already know
D. give a summary of the story 

C. Make a guess using clues and what you already know

100

What does the word "eager" most likely mean in this sentence?
"Jamie was eager to open his birthday presents and couldn’t stop smiling."
A. Sad
B. Nervous
C. Excited
D. Confused

C. excited

200

What does this phrase mean: "i'm so hungry I could eat a horse"?

A. the person wants to eat a horse

B. the person is really hungry

C. The person eats a lot of horses

D. The person doesn't like food

B. the person is really hungry

200

Which of the following is best to include in a summary?
A. Funniest part only
B. Minor characters
C. Every quote
D. Main idea and key events

D. Main idea and key events

200

Which one is a Protagonist in a story?
A. The time the story takes place
B. The main character in the story
C. The author in the story
D. The ending of the story

B. The main character in the story

200

“Sarah’s eyes widened and she gasped when she saw her birthday cake.”
What can you infer about how Sarah feels?
A. Sad
B. Scared
C. Angry
D. Surprised and happy

D. Surprised and happy

200

What point of view is this sentence written in?
"I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw the surprise party!"

A. first person

B. Second person

C. Third person

A. first person

300

Write a sentence using personification about the moon.

The moon smiled down on us from the sky

300

Which sentence is a summary of a story about a dog lost in a storm who finds his way home?
A. The storm was loud and scary.
B. A dog is the main character.
C. A dog gets lost in a storm but finds his way home.
D. Dogs are brave in storms.

C. A dog gets lost in a storm but finds his way home.

300

Name and describe a conflict in "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz".

Dorothy's house landed in the land of Oz 

300

Read:
"Ben walked slowly with his shoulders slumped. He let out a deep sigh."
What can you infer about Ben’s mood?

Ben is feeling sad or tired

300

What type of text structure is used in this passage?
"First, gather your materials. Next, mix the ingredients. Then, pour the batter into the pan. Finally, bake for 30 minutes."
A. Cause and effect
B. Compare and contrast
C. Sequence/Chronological
D. Problem and solution

C. Sequence/Chronological

400

What type of figurative language is used in this sentence?
"The classroom was a zoo."

Simile
B. Personification
C. Hyperbole
D. Metaphor  

D. Metaphor

400

What should you NOT include in a summary?
A. Important events
B. Exact quotes
C. Main idea
D. Supporting details

B. Exact quotes

400

What is the theme of a story?
A. What the character wears
B. A list of facts
C. The lesson the author wants to teach
D. The order of events

C. The lesson the author wants to teach

400

Which sentence shows that the character is nervous?
A. He whistled a happy tune.
B. Her hands were shaking and her heart raced.
C. She danced across the stage.
D. He smiled and waved to his friend.

B. Her hands were shaking and her heart raced.

400

If a story is meant to entertain the reader, what is the author's purpose? 

A. To give information to the reader about a specific topic

B. To make the reader enjoy the story

C. To convince the reader to do something

B. To make the reader enjoy the story

500

Which of the following is an example of hyperbole?

A. The clouds are fluffy.
B. I waited in line forever!
C. Her eyes sparkled like stars.
D. The wind sang a lullaby.

B. I waited in line forever!

500

Summarize one chapter of the Wizard of Oz

example: Chapter 1 Dorothy is introduced and her house is hit by a cyclone.

500

Which is the best example of a theme?
A. The girl won her race
B. Always be kind, even when others aren't
C. The puppy barked
D. The school was big and noisy

B. Always be kind, even when others aren't

500

What is the best inference?
"Marcus held his report card tightly, then slowly put it in his backpack without saying a word."
A. He was proud
B. He was excited
C. He was trying to hide it
D. He lost it

C. He was trying to hide it

500

Who is Ms. Rodriguez favorite Wizard of Oz character?

A. Dorothy

B. The scarecrow

C. The Tin Woodman

D. The Wicked Witch of the East

C. The Tin Woodman