5th Grade ELA Leap Review Writing/Comprehension

What is the main idea of the passage?

• Identifying the author's writing style in the passage.

• Summarizing the main characters in the passage.

• Analyzing the structure of the passage.

• Identifying the central theme or message of the passage.

Which sentence best summarizes the story?

• Choosing the most important details from the story and summarizing them in a sentence.

• Writing a long and detailed summary of the story.

• Creating a list of all the characters and events in the story.

• Identifying the main idea or theme of the story and condensing it into a concise sentence.

What is the author's purpose in writing this passage?

• Not provided

• To persuade the readers to take a certain action

• To provide information about a specific topic

• To entertain the readers

What does the word 'vivid' mean in this sentence?

• obscure, vague, and dim

• faint, blurry, and dull

• unclear, hazy, and gloomy

• clear, detailed, and bright

What is the theme of the poem?

• The theme of the poem is sadness.

• The theme of the poem is nature.

• The theme of the poem cannot be determined without the specific poem being provided.

• The theme of the poem is love.

Which sentence uses correct punctuation?

• I love to read books!

• I love to read books

• I love to read books?

• I love to read books.

What is the purpose of the introductory paragraph?

• To summarize the main points of the essay.

• To provide an overview and grab the reader's attention.

• To introduce a new topic unrelated to the essay.

• To conclude the essay.

Which sentence is an example of a simile?

• She runs like the wind.

• She runs like a turtle.

• She runs like a gazelle.

• She runs like a cheetah.

What is the main idea of the paragraph?

• Identifying the central theme or topic of the paragraph.

• Identifying the author's purpose in writing the paragraph.

• Analyzing the supporting details of the paragraph.

• Summarizing the main points of the paragraph.

What is the purpose of the conclusion?

• To ask a question.

• To introduce new information.

• To provide evidence and support.

• To summarize and provide a final statement or judgment.