Review Quizizz #1

Let’s recap!

Reviewing what we’ve learned

Theme

What do you remember?

Theme

What do you remember?

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The central idea or message.

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The lesson the story is sharing.

Multiple Choice

What is the theme of the story, "The Boy Who Cried Wolf"?

• Family needs to rely on one another

• Friends come and go

• Do not lie to anyone.

• Learn from your mistakes

Root Words

What do you remember?

Root Words & Affixes

What do you remember?

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Parts of a word that have meanings

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Root words are the base word: happy, like

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Affixes are the words attached that change the meaning:
un-, -ly,

Dropdown

Which affix works for this sentence?: The tele​

Select answer

helps people see into space.

Multiple Choice

Which affix means heat?

• auto

• therm

• scope

• tele

Homophones

What do you remember?

Homophones

What do you remember?

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Words that look the same but have different definitions

What are some examples?

Match

Match the following

• A long thin flat piece of wood

• When you have knowledge about something

• Having no or little interest in an activity

• Not old

Board

Knew

Bored

New

• Board

• Knew

• Bored

• New

Run-On Sentences

What do you remember?

Run-On Sentences

What do you remember?

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Sentences that run together with no punctuation or
breaks.

How do you fix run-on sentences?

Run-On Sentences

What do you remember?

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Sentences that run together with no punctuation or
breaks.

How do you fix run-on sentences?

What do you remember?

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With conjunctions and commas

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Making a new sentence

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Using a semicolon

Multiple Choice

Which answer fixes this sentence: I have to stay home because of the fires but that's really annoying because I want to go to school.

• I have to stay home because of the fires. That's really annoying because I want to go to school.

• I have to stay home, because of the fires, but that's really annoying, because I want to go to school.

• I have to stay home; because of the fires. But that's really annoying. Because I want to go to school.

• Good as is.

Metaphors & Similes

What do you remember?

Metaphors & Similes

What do you remember?

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Both compare two things to each other

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Similes use the words “like” or “as”

Multiple Choice

Is this a simile or a metaphor?

Her eyes were stars in the night sky.

• Simile

• Metaphor

Match

Match the following

• Simile

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Metaphor

• Metaphor

He was as annoying as a buzzing fly.

He has a heart of gold.

She ran like lightning.

His daughter is his sunshine.

Life is a roller coaster.

• He was as annoying as a buzzing fly.

• He has a heart of gold.

• She ran like lightning.

• His daughter is his sunshine.

• Life is a roller coaster.

Personification

What do you remember?

Personification

What do you remember?

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When an inanimate (not alive) object is given human like
traits, or characteristics.

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When animals are given human traits that’s called
anthropomorphism.

Multiple Choice

Which one is an example of personification?

• My brother is a dark horse.

• To my dog, our backyard is the Garden of Eden.

• The dogs were as quiet as mice when their mom yelled at them.

• The sun kissed me during my vacation.

Allusions

What do you remember?

Allusions

What do you remember?

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When a reference is made to something in writing

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Can be from a movie, a story, a tv show, a song, or popular
culture

Multiple Select

Which one is an example of an allusion?

• He has the Midas touch.

• Our teacher is a night owl.

• Our city needs a real life Batman.

• Time is money.