ELA LEAP Review

What is a "theme" of a story?

• The problem in the story.

• The lesson or moral of the story.

• The main character of the story.

What does "main idea" mean?

• The illustrations in a text.

• The main character of a text.

• The main topic of a text.

Which answer correctly describes a "narrator"

• A person who solves a problem.

• A person who is telling the story.

• The secondary characters in a story.

• The characters who change in the story.

In your opinion, which book had the best illustrations that we have read this year?

How do you compare two texts?

• You see which text is more interesting to read.

• You find details that are different in both text.

• You determine if a text is fiction or non-fiction.

• You find details that are the same in both text.

How do you contrast two texts?

• You see which text is more interesting to read.

• You find details that are different in both text.

• You determine if a text is fiction or non-fiction.

• You find details that are the same in both text.

What does "summarize the passage" mean?

• You retell what the passage was about using details from the passage.

• You compare and contrast the passages.

• You write your opinion about the passage.

• You write about the narrator of the story.

Think back to poetry. What are stanza?

• A group of verses

• An essay

• A letter

• An illustration

What should be included when writing a letter?

• A problem and solution.

• An illustration of what is happening in the letter.

• It should include a greeting, closing, and signature.

• It should include a description of the theme of the story.

What advice would you give to yourself for LEAP?