WorksheetsQuarter 2 Review
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
What is a theme?
The message or lesson the author wants you to learn
The main idea of a text
A summary of a text, no more than a paragraph
A key detail from the text
What is dialogue?
A sound word
An exaggeration
When someone is talking
A comparison
What is a simile?
A sound word
A comparison that uses like or as
An exaggeration
When a character is speaking
What is point of view?
The narrator
Past tense, present tense, or future tense
Where a story takes place
The perspective the story is told from
What is first person?
The story is told from the perspective of someone inside the story
The story is told by someone outside of the story
The story is told by someone who is speaking directly to the audience
What is second person?
The story is told from the perspective of someone inside the story
The story is told by someone outside of the story
The story is told by someone who is speaking directly to the audience
What is third person?
The story is told from the perspective of someone inside the story
The story is told by someone outside of the story
The story is told by someone who is speaking directly to the audience
Why would an author use first person?
So the reader can see the big picture
So the reader can understand the character's thoughts and feelings better
So the reader feels like the character is speaking to them
Why would an author use third person?
So the reader can see the big picture
So the reader can understand the character's thoughts and feelings better
So the reader feels like the character is speaking to them
What is a summary?
A short retelling of a story
One sentence telling what the text was mostly about
The lesson or moral the author wanted us to learn
A main idea
What is a main idea?
About a paragraph retelling the story
One sentence telling what the article is mostly about
When characters are talking in a story
A sound word
What are examples of text structure? CHOOSE ALL THAT APPLY
Compare/Contrast
Cause/Effect
Problem/Solution
Description
Chronological Order/Sequence
What is an inference?
Supporting details
Evidence
Something you already know
Using clues from the text AND your background knowledge
What does it mean to support with evidence?
Pick the shortest sentence from the text so you have less to copy down
Choose words from the text that show you are wrong
Choose words from the text that show you are correct
Highlight everything on your paper
What is an argument in reading and writing?
Anything where the author is trying to make a claim and then support it
When two people are yelling at each other
When someone is describing a topic so that the reader knows lots of details
When someone says no
What does it mean when a question asks for an ALTERNATIVE argument?
An argument that agrees with the question
An argument that is the opposite of the question
What does a preposition show? CHOOSE ALL THAT APPLY
location
direction
the action of the sentence
the who or what of the sentence
