CCSS.ELA.Content.RL.3.4

"Out of the blue, a time machine appeared in my living room!" The blue text is an example of...

• a simile
• an idiom
• hyperbole
• an oxymoron

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Cold rain fell all day, making it a dismal Saturday afternoon.

• gloomy 
• red
• shining 
• fun

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That's for the birds really means...

• That is birdseed
• That's not for me.
• That's a worm.

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The child's tears were cold raindrops from a tiny cloud.

• simile
• metaphor

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CCSS.ELA.Content.RL.3.4

Mrs. Wright would give her right arm for a part in the play.

• Literal
• Non-Literal

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Slipped my mind means:

• slipped over my head
• my mind is slipping
• I took a drink
• I forgot

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CCSS.ELA.Content.RL.3.4

Find the onomatopoeic word.

• Crruunch!

• Hey

• Dog

• Cat

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Context Clues:

The woman looked attractive in her dress and shoes, everyone made comments about how lovely she looked.

• Nice

• Beautiful

• Friendly

• Harsh

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Megan decided to go for a stroll. It would feel good to stretch her legs and walk.

What does the word stroll mean in the sentence above?

• walk

• run

• swim

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CCSS.ELA.Content.RL.3.4

There are small yellow flowers growing in the field by the school. Please be careful not to trample the flowers as you walk across the field. Watch each step you take so the school can keep these pretty flowers safe.

What does the word trample mean in this paragraph?

• pick up

• jump over

• step on

• throw down

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CCSS.ELA.Content.RL.3.4