Text Features
Antonyms/Synonyms
Author's Purpose
Plot
Imagery
Editing
100
Which text feature is shown above?
What is the title?
100
What is the difference between an antonym and a synonym?
What is an antonym is the opposite meaning of a word and synonym is the same meaning of a word?
100
What does PIEED stand for?
What is persuade, inform, entertain, explain, and describe?
100
What is the plot of the story?
What is the sequence of events of the story? (beginning, middle, end)
100
What are the 5 senses to connect to imagery?
What is smell, taste, hear, sight, and feel?
100
What change, if any, should be made in sentence 4?
a. change Than to Then
b. change neighbor to naybor
c. change walking to walks
What is change Than to Then?
200
What is the arrow pointing to in the picture above?
What is the heading?
200
What is the antonym of plain?
What is fancy?
200
Which author's purpose tries to make the reader enjoy the book by making it fun and interesting?
What is entertain?
200
What happened in the middle of this story?
What is she cooked herself bacon and eggs?
200
The autumn leaves are a blanket on the ground.
What sense is used in this sentence?
What is sight?
200
What change, if any, should be made to sentence 9?
a. change of to in
b. change friends to friend
c. no change should be made
What is no change should be made?
300
What is the purpose of the words the arrows are pointing to?
What is to show that those words are important to the story?
300
What are two synonyms of the word small?
What is tiny and little?
300
What is the author's purpose in the passage above?
What is entertain?
300
What is the plot of the passage above?
What is she woke up hungry, she cooked herself food, then she ate cookies at the end?
300
I splashed into the water so hard it sounded like a lightening crack hitting the ground!
What sense is used in the sentence?
What is hearing?
300
What change, if any, should be made to sentence 2?
a. change has to had
b. change no to know
c. change walls to wall's
What is change has to had?