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WorksheetsLiterary and Informational text review
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 11mins
What is an inference?
Summary
Conclusion based on evidence
Character name
The plot of a story
What is a central theme?
The people in the story
Where the story takes place
Lesson or message of the story
When the story takes place
Who is the antagonist?
The villian
Less important characters
The good guy
Animals in the story
Will you be the highest score in this test?
Which sentence supports this statement: "Students should get enough sleep."?
All animals sleep.
Sleep happens generally at night
The average child sleeps about 9 hours a night.
Students who sleep more perform better in school.
Which situation would be the best inference, based on the following picture?
This person is definitely a girl.
This person went to the beach and forgot to wear sunscreen.
This person broke his toe while playing soccer.
This person went hiking and was stung by a bee.
Which of the following is TRUE about summaries?
They include every detail from the text
They should be almost as long as the original text
They are a shortened version of the text
They include personal feelings and opinions
The central idea is
Interesting info the author included
The most important idea in a text
Pieces of information that support the most important idea
Info that tells who, what, where, when, why, how
If a test question says to choose the two best answers, how many answers should you choose?
1
2
3
4
To annotate means...
To answer questions about the text
To highlight the text
To write comments/thoughts/questions as you read
To draw pictures as you read
Summaries should be objective. Objective means...
Short and to the point
To use your own words, not the author's
Without personal feelings or opinions
Use the authors point of view and your perspective to give the reader enough information.
Do you think Ms. Reyes will have bragging rights for ELA 7th grade after this test?
A story with talking animals, that always has a moral to it is also known as a
Plot
Drama
Fable
Analogy
What type of text allows you to learn true things about a topic?
Joke books
Informational text
Mystery books
Literature books
Select all that apply: This book is an example of
Informational text
Fiction
Creative writing
Reading for entertainment
Select all that apply: This book is an example of
Informational text
Non Fiction
creative writing
Folktale
What should you notice during your reading of informational text?
Titles and headings
Important words and pictures you make in your mind
Summary of the text
Questions at the end of the text
Details in an informational text should support the
(a)
Select all that apply. When you summarize informational text, it should always include
Title
Main idea
Details that support the main idea
Name of the author
