Math
What is sharing or grouping a number into equal parts?
A. divisor B. fractions
C. division D. remainder
C. division
What is a number that we multiply to get a product. A number that divides exactly into another number (there is no remainder).
A. factor B. dividend
C. product D. divisor
A. factor
What is a form of writing that is written to inform or explain something.
A. source B. compound word
C. historical fiction D. informational writing
D. informational writing
What includes all the components of a story or article that are not the main body of text? They help you locate important information in a text.
A. minor characters B. text features
C. historical fiction D. author's perspective
B. text features
What refers to a person’s ability to consider a situation from a different point of view? It requires you to put yourself in the other person’s positions and imagine what you would feel, think, or do if you were in that situation.
A. perspective B. informational writing
C. firsthand/secondhand account D. pronouns
A. perspective (firsthand/secondhand)
What is the amount or number to be divided.
A. divisor B. dividend
C. product D. division
B. dividend
What is the number resulting from the multiplication of 2 or more numbers. The answer to a multiplication problem.
A. factor B. dividend
C. product D. divisor
C. product
What are words that are formed when two or more words are joined together to create a new word that has a new meaning.
A. text features B. compound words
C. causes D. minor characters
B. compound words
What is a reason for an action or condition?
A. primary source B. pronouns
C. timeline D. cause
D. cause
What is a genre of stories that didn’t really happen, but are based on events in history?
A. source B. compound word
C. historical fiction D. informational writing
C. historical fiction
What is the number you are dividing by?
A. dividend B. divisor
C. factor D. product
B. divisor
What is an idea or conclusion that’s drawn from evidence and reasoning?
A. inference B. conclusion
C. prediction D. cause
A. inference
What is someone or something that supplies information.
A. source B. primary source
C. author's perspective D. secondary source
A. source
What is the reason behind why the author chose to write a specific piece?
A. author's perspective B. secondary source
C. firsthand/secondhand account D. inference
A. author's perspective
What is a tool that organizes information and is used to describe the order in which events happened?
A. source B. timeline
C. historical fiction D. informational writing
B. timeline
What is the number that results from dividing? The answer to a division problem.
A. product B. quotient
C. remainder D. division
B. quotient
What is a statement that is made based on what is thought to happen?
A. source B. conclusion
C. prediction D. inference
C. prediction
What is a firsthand account of an event or time period. This is an original record of historical periods of events made by people?
A. source B. secondary source
C. primary source D. cause
C. primary source
What is a description of particular events or situations. A statement of reasons, causes, or explanations of the event?
A. prediction B. firsthand/secondhand account
C. cause D. informational writing
B. firsthand/secondhand account
What are the other characters in the story that are not as important as the major characters, but still play a large part in the story and drive the story forward?
A. minor characters B. perspective
C. historical fiction D. pronouns
A. minor characters
What is the amount left over after dividing a number?
A. factor B. dividend
C. product D. remainder
D. remainder
What is the very end of a piece of writing, and it usually summarizes the main points of an argument or demonstrates an opinion about a topic?
A. prediction B. perspective
C. source D. conclusion
D. conclusion
What are things that are created by someone who did not experience firsthand or participate in events you are researching? They interpret, evaluate, or discuss information found in primary sources.
A. secondary source B. primary source
C. source D. informational writing
A. secondary source
What are words that take the place of a noun? They refer to a noun that has already been mentioned or to a noun that does not need to be specifically named)
A. compound words B. minor characters
C. pronouns D. text features
C. pronouns
What is a repeated design or recurring sequence?
A. source B. compound word
C. pattern D. timeline
C. pattern