WorksheetsReading EOG vocabulary
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 23mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
To analyze
a)
to conclude
b)
to study, look at closely
c)
to sum up
d)
to describe
2.
A selection
a)
a reading passage, or part
b)
a message
c)
a relationship between two words
d)
a conversation
3.
An opinion
a)
Someone's facts on a topic,
b)
Something someone can prove about a topic.
c)
A false idea on a topic.
d)
Someone's thoughts on a topic.
4.
To infer
a)
To make up
b)
To think about and conclude
c)
To remember
d)
To sum up
5.
A claim
a)
A descriptive word
b)
A summary
c)
A message
d)
A belief or argument
6.
To conclude
a)
To sum up, form an opinion after reading.
b)
To end.
c)
To believe or argue that something is true.
d)
To study, look at closely.
7.
An analogy
a)
An example
b)
A relationship between two words.
c)
A summary.
d)
A description.
8.
Theme
a)
The main idea of a text.
b)
The overall summary of the text.
c)
The setting of a story.
d)
The message or moral of the story.
9.
Figurative language
a)
non fiction text structures
b)
summarizing
c)
descriptive words often used in poetry
d)
a moral or lesson
10.
Subheading
a)
A title.
b)
A caption.
c)
A non fiction text structure.
d)
Tells reader more information, usually found at the bottom of a passage.
11.
Author's craft
a)
a skill an author uses.
b)
an author's purpose for writing a text
c)
an author's thoughts on a topic
d)
an author writing a character's conversation
12.
Dialogue
a)
the narrator telling the story
b)
an author's skill
c)
character conversations, found in " "
d)
character's thoughts not included in " "
13.
Cause
a)
What happens as a result of a cause
b)
The reason for doing something
c)
What makes something happen
d)
Someone's feelings on a topic
14.
Antonym
a)
Similar to another word
b)
A relationship between two words
c)
To study the parts of something
d)
Opposite of another word
15.
Justify
a)
To tell the lesson or moral
b)
To prove that something is correct
c)
To tell important parts of the story
d)
An opi
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