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Penny Stone
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Reading MAP Review

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Parts of a Story
Story elements are what make a story
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Multiple Choice
They attended Wildwood Elementary. The school was on the East Side of town. It was an older building and was surrounded by trees. This sentence is an example of which story element?
Characters
Setting
Conflict
Theme
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Multiple Choice
The four of them had been in the same class in 3rd Grade. In 4th grade however, the school had grown and hired 2 new 4th grade teachers. Andy and Sally were in the same class, but the other two were in classes all by themselves. Which story element is shown here?
Problem
Solution
Theme
Setting
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Multiple Choice
They wanted a way to spend time together at school. So, they decided to start a club. The club could meet at lunch and after school. This way they could still see other. Which story element is shown here?
Solution
Setting
Theme
Character
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Multiple Choice
Bill can not find his shoes would be an example of a ________ in the story.
ending
character
setting
problem
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Multiple Choice
The _______ is the time and place that the story takes place.
setting
character
plot
solution
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Multiple Choice
The __________in a fiction story are the people or animals.
setting
problem
characters
solution
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Main Idea
What is the passage mainly about?
What is the Big Idea?
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Multiple Choice
Mount Rushmore is a huge carving in a stone cliff. The carving shows the faces of four U.S. presidents. They are George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt, and Abraham Lincoln. Mount Rushmore is in South Dakota. Each year many people visit this amazing sight.
What is a detail that tells about the main idea?
how the four presidents were chosen
why Mount Rushmore is in South Dakota
which presidents are at Mount Rushmore
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Multiple Choice
You can make all sorts of things with Legos. (Which detail doesn't belong?)
You can very easily build a column.
You can make a castle, a monkey, or a car.
It hurts to step on Legos with bare feet.
There are even kits available to make Star Wars ships.
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Multiple Choice
The Hudson River wetlands are home to several species of mammals, like otters. Also, the Hudson River has many
underwater plants, like water celery. Various types of fish,
like the American eel, live at the bottom of the Hudson
River.
Humans have changed the Hudson River over time.
The Hudson River is home to various plants.
The Hudson River is a thriving habitat for both plants and animals;.
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Multiple Choice
Scientists wear goggles to keep chemicals out of their eyes. Goggles protect swimmers' eyes from the water. Skiers wear goggles to keep snow and ice out of their eyes.
It is important to follow safety instructions at work.
Goggles protect swimmers eyes from the water.
Skiers where goggles to keep snow and ice out of their eyes.
People where googles to protect them from different activities.
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Multiple Choice
The freshwater Okefenokee Swamp is home to animals like bears, deer, and foxes. Alligators and frogs can also be found living in many freshwater swamps. Some saltwater swamps are home to crabs and various
types of birds, like herons.
There are many animals.
The world has many different types of bodies of water.
Different types of swamps are home to different types of animals.
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Context Clues
hints in sentences about the meaning of words
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Multiple Choice
Please give me a moment to figure out the answer to that math problem.
moment means..
hint
bit of time
an idea
joke
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Multiple Choice
We did not do a good job on our homework so our teacher made us redo it.
redo means...
forget it
color it
throw it away
do it again
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Multiple Choice
We bought our groceries at a store that gets food from local farms. The farms are close to our home.
Local means....
country
old
hot
near our home
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Multiple Choice
Wolves like to stay in their pack. They do not like to leave the group.
Pack means...
a bag
a group
a box
a store
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