Theme
Inference
Point of View
Grammar
Punctuation
100

What is the theme of a story?

The central message or lesson the author wants to share.

100

What does it mean to make an inference?

To use clues and your knowledge to figure out something not directly stated.

100

What is point of view?

The perspective a story is told in

100

What is a verb?

A word that shows action of a state of being.

100

What punctuation separates items in a list?

A comma

200

True or False 

A story can have more than one theme. 

True

200

The floor is wet and muddy footprints lead to the kitchen. What can you infer?

Someone came in from outside with muddy shoes.

200

What are the three main points of view?

First person, second person, third person.

200

What is a noun?

Person, place, thing, or idea

200

What punctuation shows ownership or contractions?

An apostrophe

300

A story about a boy who learns to tell the truth teaches what theme?

Honesty is the best policy.

300

How is an inference different from a guess?

Inferences are based on evidence; guesses are not.

300

What clue words do you look for in first person? 

I, me, we, my

300

What is a proper noun?

A specific name (e.g., Maria, New York).

300

Fix the sentence: “Lets eat grandma.”

“Let’s eat, Grandma.”

400

How can you find the theme of a text?

Look at what the main character learns or how they change.

400

“She slammed the door and threw her bag on the couch.” What can you infer about her mood?

She’s angry or upset.

400

What clue words you look for in second person?

You, Your

400

Identify the independent clause: “When the bell rang, we ran outside.”

We ran outside.

400

What’s the purpose of a semicolon?

To join two closely related independent clauses.

500

What theme is shown: “A friend helps you even when it’s hard”?

True friendship means loyalty and sacrifice.

500

Why do authors make readers infer instead of telling everything directly?

It makes stories more engaging and lets readers think critically.

500

What clue words do you look for in third person?

He, she, they, it

500

What is the difference between an independent and dependent clause?

An independent clause is a complete thought that can stand alone. 

A dependent clause is a clause that cannot stand alone as a sentence. 

500

Fix the punctuation errors in the sentence. 

My mom, brother and I went to the park yesterday It was a lot of fun and we had a picnic too. Its always fun when we go together.

My mom, brother, and I went to the park yesterday. It was a lot of fun, and we had a picnic too. It's always fun when we go together.