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Nonfiction vocabulary for Grade 6

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Define Nonfiction.

a)

writing that is based on facts, real events, and real people, such as biography or history.

b)

prose writing that tells about imaginary characters and events

c)

A kind of rhythmic, compressed language that uses figures of speech and imagery designed to appeal to our emotions and imagination.

d)

A body of stories about gods and heroes that try to explain how the world works

2.

What is included in the category of nonfiction?

a)

biographies, tall tales, and fantasy

b)

diaries, fantasy stories, and newspaper articles

c)

autobiographies, diaries, letters, and media accounts

d)

essays, biographies, poems, and science fiction

3.

What is NOT included in the category of nonfiction?

a)

Essays and media accounts

b)

Biographies and autobiographies

c)

letters, journals and diaries

d)

Greek myths and tall tales

4.

Which of the following is NOT a strategy for reading nonfiction?

a)

Absolutely believe all of the author's opinions because he/she is a published author.

b)

Find and identify the author's evidence for his/her opinions.

c)

Understand the author's purpose and the author's bias.

d)

Use context to determine the meaning of the author's vocabulary.

5.

Define Anecdotes.

a)

medicine

b)

dinosaurs with long necks

c)

short, entertaining tales

d)

scarves to go around the neck

6.

Define evolved in the essay, "The Shutout."

a)

did not stop moving

b)

followed in circles

c)

grew gradually; developed

d)

fell into a mud pit

7.

Define diverse in the essay "The Shutout".

a)

various; with differing characteristics

b)

a type of poetry

c)

afternoon tea

d)

split in two parts

8.

Define composed in the essay "The Shutout".

a)

wrote music

b)

felt comfortable

c)

sang and opera

d)

made up (of)

9.

Define irrational in the essay "The Shutout".

a)

clear and concise

b)

unreasonable; not making sense

c)

a type of lizard with unusual red spots

d)

not present

10.

Define emancipated in the essay "The Shutout".

a)

running very late

b)

in a hurry

c)

mixed together like a cake batter

d)

freed from slavery

11.

What does the prefix [ir] mean?

a)

between

b)

after

c)

before

d)

"Not" The prefix [ir] turns a word into it's opposite.

12.

What does documentation mean in the "Letter to Scottie"?

a)

must be done; having specific requirements

b)

a form of payment

c)

subtraction

d)

squished into a greasy spot

13.

What does intrigued mean in the "Letter to Scottie"?

a)

clear and precise

b)

opinionated

c)

questioned

d)

fascinated

14.

What does compulsory mean in the "Letter to Scottie"?

a)

must be done; having specific requirements

b)

not required

c)

assumed complete

d)

unimportant