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To determine what happens next in a story based on clues given and using prior knowledge(schema) is called this.

What is making a prediction?

100
The time and place of a story is called this.
What is setting?
100
What does the prefix un- mean? (as in unstoppable)
What is not or opposite of?
100

Dr.Rich's name is this type of noun because his name is capitalized. 

What is a proper noun?

100
Complete the sentence: My cousin got a higher score (than/then) my brother in their game, but (than/then) they played again.
What is than, then?
200

Authors use this strategy to create a picture in the reader's mind.

What is sensory language or imagery?

200
The problem in a story is called this.
What is a conflict?
200
What does the prefix mis- mean? (as in misunderstood)
What is not or wrong?
200

Name a common noun.

What is desk, chair, pen? Anthing not specific in naming a person, place, thing, or idea.

200
Complete the sentence: (Are/ Our) family dogs are sad because they (are/our) not coming to the beach.
What is Our,are?
300

Fact or Opinion. Every year thousands of kids in the United States are injured.

What is a fact?

300
Accounts of real people and real places are found in this type of narrative?
What is nonfiction narrative? autobiographies, biographies, diaries
300
What does the prefix re- mean? (As in reorder)
What is again?
300

Nouns that end in -ch,-s,-x or -z are made plural by adding these letters.

What is -es?

300

Complete the sentence: I have to be careful not to (lose/loose) my purse. The handle is very (lose/loose).

What is lose,loose?

400

Name a good source for proving facts.

What is an encyclopedia? some online sources

400
Using I, we, us, and mine are clues that the narrative is written from this type of point of view.
What is first person?
400
To introduce again using a prefix changes to this new word.
What is reintroduce?
400

The possessive form of the word "boxes."

What is boxes'?

400

Complete the sentence: Nick must (accept/except) that he is at the top of his class in all subjects (accept/ except) math.

What is accept, except?

500

If the author is part of the action in the story, the story is written from this point of view.

What is first person?

500

When you use your prior knowledge you activate this.

What is schema?

500
To heat again using a prefix changes to this word.
What is reheat?
500
We (was/were) going to see that same movie on Friday night.
What is were?
500

Complete the sentence: Are/Our class will go on a field trip to the Museum of Arts this year. None of us accept/except Tanya has ever been there/their before.

What is Our, except, there?