3rd Grade Review ELAR

What is the author's claim in a text?

• The author's claim is the main point or argument that the author is trying to make in their writing.

• The author's claim is a summary of the text's content.

• The author's claim is a personal opinion unrelated to the text.

• The author's claim is a question posed to the reader.

What is the role of the author in a text?

• The author is the person who writes the text and conveys ideas, stories, or information.

• The author is someone who edits the text for grammar and style.

• The author is a character within the text who narrates the story.

• The author is a reader who interprets the text.

What is the purpose of a claim in a text?

• To provide a summary of the text's content.

• To present the author's viewpoint or argument on a specific issue.

• To list the main ideas of the text.

• To entertain the reader with anecdotes.

The subject of a sentence is the-

• the action being done by the main noun

• who or what the sentence is about (the noun)

• is not important

• is very important

The part of the sentence that tells what the subject does, and always includes a verb, is the-

• summary

• question

• predicate

• subject

-the order of story events, including the problem characters face and how it is solved

• setting

• characters

• plot

• theme

-where and when a story takes place

• theme

• plot

• characters

• setting

-a word that has more than one meaning

• summary

• multi-meaning words

• compound words

• synonyms

Words that have the same or similar meaning are-

• multi-meaning words

• synonyms

• antonyms

• homophones

Words that mean the opposite, or almost the opposite, of each other

• antonyms

• compound words

• homographs

• synonyms