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Reading Test Vocabulary

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is an inference?

a)

A guess I make based on just my life

b)

Thinking about the story and only pick an answer if it is in the text.

c)

Thinking about the text evidence and what I already know to make a good conclusion

d)

Always pick C

2.

Which one of these are NOT figurative language?

a)

simile

b)

metaphor

c)

idiom

d)

conjunctions

3.

What is author's purpose?

a)

How well the author likes the topic.

b)

What the author gets paid to write.

c)

How many likes the text gets.

d)

The reason the author wrote the text for the audience.

4.

What is the theme of a story?

a)

The lesson the story teaches the reader.

b)

The quotes from the characters in the story.

c)

The setting from the story.

d)

The readers opinion on the story.

5.

What is a conflict in a story?

a)

A solution.

b)

The beginning, middle, and the end.

c)

A problem.

6.

What is the resolution of a story?

a)

Where the main character starts the story.

b)

The problem.

c)

The solution.

7.

What is a plot of a story?

a)

The first page of a story.

b)

The events that a story from the beginning to the end.

c)

The big event the fixes all the problems in the story.

d)

What the reader thinks will happen after the text ends.

8.

What words do you see when the story is written in 1st person point of view?

a)

You, your, he, she

b)

I, we, me, my, our

9.

What words do you see when the story is written in 3rd person?

a)

You, your, he, she

b)

me, I, mine, we

10.

Which of these is an example of imagery?

a)

The tiny red ant quickly climbed up the broken twig.

b)

The sweet smell of fresh baked apples filled the kitchen air.

c)

I liked the candy. It was good.

d)

One bite of lemon made my lips pucker and eyes water.

11.

What is context clues?

a)

Hints in the story to figure out the meaning of words.

b)

When the author teaches us a lesson.

c)

Looking up the word in the dictionary to see all the meanings.

12.

What is a simile?

a)

Comparing 2 things without "LIKE" or "AS"

b)

When you say one sentence but mean something completely different

c)

Comparing 2 things using "LIKE" or "AS"

13.

What is dialogue in a story?

a)

The directions in a drama.

b)

When characters talk in a story.

c)

The character's thoughts that they never speak.

14.

What is a metaphor?

a)

When you say one sentence but mean something completely different

b)

Comparing 2 things by using "LIKE" or "AS"

c)

Letting an object act like an human

d)

Comparing 2 things with using "LIKE" or "AS"

15.

What is personification?

a)

Comparing 2 things using "LIKE" or "AS"

b)

Letting an object act like a human

c)

Comparing 2 things without using "LIKE" or "AS"

16.

What is a multi-meaning word?

a)

A word that has more than one meaning

b)

A word that has two spellings but one meaning

c)

Two words that have almost the same spelling

d)

Two words that have almost the same meaning

17.

What are relationships in stories?

a)

The events in a story and when they take place.

b)

The way characters talk, act, and treat each other.

c)

When characters are nice to each other.

d)

When characters are mean to each other.

18.

What is a narrator?

a)

The main character

b)

The person reading the story

c)

The person telling the story

d)

The person writing the story

19.

What is sensory language?

a)

Words that only describe the character

b)

Words that only describe the setting

c)

Words that are FANBOYS

d)

Words that connect to the five senses

20.

Which one is FALSE?

a)

Take your time and check your answers

b)

Go back and underline the evidence to your answers

c)

Read the questions and not the text

d)

Think about the question and underline important words