
STAAR Test Prep
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English
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4th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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44 Slides • 40 Questions
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Welcome to S.T.A.A.R. Camp!!!
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Open Ended
What did you think about the STAAR test last year?
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Shoutouts.
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Genre Review
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Ask your partner, what do you remember about poetry?
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Title
Stanza
Line
Line Break
Structure
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Multiple Choice
How many stanzas are there here?
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Multiple Choice
How many lines are there here?
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Repetition
Rhythm
Rhyme
Literal Language
Figurative Language
Poems can have...
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Anaphora
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Open Ended
Give me an example of a simile
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Open Ended
Give me an example of a metaphor
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Open Ended
Give me an example of a hyperbole.
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Open Ended
Give me an example of a personification.
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Open Ended
Give me an example of a onomatopoeia.
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Open Ended
Give me an example of alliteration.
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Open Ended
Give me an example of a theme.
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Dropdown
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Ask your partner, what do you remember about fiction text?
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Fiction is a made up false story. It can include made up characters, mythical characters, events, and simply made to enjoy.
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Multiple Choice
Fiction is...
false
real
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Characters
learn lessons and can change
go through conflics
have feelings and emotions
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Plot
most of the story is rising action
Conflict is the problem.
the be climax is the where the problem is faced or there is a big change.
climax is towards the end.
resolution is the solution.
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Multiple Choice
The introduction introduces everyone and everything.
true
false
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Reorder
Reorder the following
introduction
rising action
climax
falling action
resolution
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Multiple Choice
The conflict is the...
problem
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Multiple Choice
The resolution is the
problem
problem
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Dropdown
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Dropdown
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Dropdown
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Multiple Choice
Do characters have feeling or emotions?
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Dropdown
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Ask your partner, what do you remember about realistic fiction?
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Realistic fiction is a story that is made up, but seems real. It cannot have imaginary creatues or events.
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Dropdown
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Dropdown
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Ask your partner, what do you remember about drama?
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Title
List of character
Introduction of the setting
character tags
stage directions
dialoge
acts- like chapters
scene- change when the setting changes.
Structure of Drama
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Open Ended
How do you know it is a drama?
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Multiple Choice
dialogue is
list of characters
introducing the setting
tells the characters what to do
when characters are speaking
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Multiple Choice
stage directions
list of characters
introducing the setting
tells the characters what to do
when characters are speaking
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Multiple Choice
acts are like
when the setting changes
chapters
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Multiple Choice
scenes change
when the setting changes
chapters
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Dropdown
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Ask your partner, what do you remember about folktales?
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Folktales
Fairy Tales
Fables
Legends
Myths
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Dropdown
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Match
Match the following
fable
legend
myth
fairy tale
folktale
fable
legend
myth
fairy tale
folktale
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Ask your partner, what do you remember about informational text?
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Multiple Select
What is a synonym for inform? Select 2.
hide
mislead
teach
enlighten
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central idea
subtitles
details
details
details
details
details
details
details
subtitles
subtitles
DESCRIPTIVE
Why does the author organize it this way?
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central idea
subtitles
details
details
details
details
details
details
details
subtitles
subtitles
DESCRIPTIVE
Why does the author organize it this way? The author organizes it this way to organize the information in sections and make it easier for us to find information.
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Example:
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Sequential Order
Why does the author organize it this way?
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Sequential Order
Why does the author organize it this way? The author organizes it this way to show sequence, order, and to show the timeline in chronological order.
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Why does the author organize it this way? The author organizes it this way to show you how different and similar things are.
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Why does the author organize it this way?
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Why does the author organize it this way? The author organizes it this way to show you why things happen.
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Why does the author organize it this way?
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Why does the author organize it this way? The author organizes it this way to show you how to fix issues.
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Match
Match the following
Cause and Effect
Problem Solution
Compare and Contrast
Sequential Order
Descriptive Details
Shows you why things happen
How to fix issues
Highlights similarities and differences
chronological order
Organizes and descibes the topic
Shows you why things happen
How to fix issues
Highlights similarities and differences
chronological order
Organizes and descibes the topic
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Dropdown
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Ask your partner, what do you remember about argumentative text?
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Multiple Select
What does argumentative text contain?
audience
Claims supported by
facts, examples, evidence and reasoning
conclusion
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Multiple Select
Argumentative text tries to convince you to... Select 4.
buy something
do something
make you feel calm
think the way as them
inform you about something new
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Dropdown
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Multiple Choice
What is the genre?
Fable
Argumentative
Poem
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Multiple Choice
What is the genre?
Fable
Argumentative
Biography
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Multiple Choice
What is the genre?
Fable
Argumentative
Biography
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