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Worksheets18 weeks checkpoint vocab
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
Another word for conclude is:
guess
end
arrive at an opinion
try
When something affects you, it...
changes you.
makes you smarter.
surprises you.
wants a cookie.
To paraphrase means...
say something loudly.
sing instead of speak.
repeat in your own words.
cry loudly.
The storm raged on. The monster ate the trees and drowned the streets.
The word 'monster' highlights the storm's danger. What does "highlight" mean?
makes it worse.
makes it clear.
buys it a soda.
ruins it.
Key ideas are...
ideas that are not important to the passage.
ideas that the author left out on purpose.
ideas that are important to the whole message of the passage.
ideas that open doors.
In 5th grade, we learn about literary elements. Literary elements have to do with...
math
science
literature/stories
being awesome.
Comparison of two things NOT using "like" or "as" is...
metacognition
megatron
metaphor
megaphone
To emphasize means to...
give special importance.
feel sorry for.
eat hungrily.
enter into.
The dark, murky fog hung over the lake like a fading ghost.
The language in this line influences the mood.
What does influence mean?
Flips.
To change your mind.
The flu.
To have an effect on.
The part of a plot where the story gets "wrapped up" is called:
the resolution
rising action
exposition
falling action
When something "contributes" to the story, it:
makes the story louder.
adds to the story.
makes the story sadder.
makes the story boring.
Falling action on the plot map is the...
amazing action.
point in the story that's scary.
the events after the exposition.
the events after the turning point.
If an idea is expressed, it is...
pressed out.
made known.
made faster.
shouted.
Which point of view uses "I", "me", "my", "our"?
2nd person point of view
3rd person point of view
1st person point of view
out the window
Which point of view uses "he", "she", "they"?
first person point of view
2nd person point of view
through the looking glass
3rd person point of view
Which of these is a "selection" on a STAAR-based assessment?
A story
An article
A poem
all of the above
