WorksheetsELA REVIEW
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 14mins
What are the 4 ways you can determine character traits?
Actions,Feelings, POV, Text Evidence
Actions, Feelings,Dialogue, THoughts
POV, Text Evidence, Dialogue, Actions
Dialogue, Actions, POV, Feelings
What are some ways to determine Main Idea?
Look for repeated words, and key ideas
Look for a life lesson
Look for this idea to be repeated in many texts
Look only at the title
What are some ways to determine the theme of a passage?
Only look at the title
Look for repeated words and key ideas
Think about the lesson to be learned
Look in the text for the theme
When a text is written in 1st POV the narrator is a character
(a)
When a text is written in 3rd POV, the narrator is a character
(a)
What are some clue words to determine 1st POV?
he, she , they. them
I , me, he, she, him, her
character names
I, me, my , we, us, myself, our
A biography is informational text written in ?
1st POV
3rd POV
2nd POV
1st and 3rd POV
An autobiography is informational text written
About the person who wrote it
About someone else
in cursive
about a group of people
What can you do when you are asked to find an inference?
Take a good guess
Background knowledge
Background Knowledge and Text evidence
text evidence
What is another name for a first-hand account?
first story
Secondary source
Second POV
Primary Source
What is another name for second- hand account?
Secondary source
Primary source
First source
First POV
Historical text is usually written in what text structure?
problem and solution
descriptive
cause and effect
compare and contrast
Scientific text usually is written in what text structure?
Problem and Solution
Compare and Contrast
Sequence
Cause and effect
Technical text is usually written in what text structure?
Sequence
Compare and Contrast
Problem and Solution
Cause and Effect
If I am reading a recipe, then it is written in what type of text?
Technical text
Historical Text
Scientific Text
Fictional text
If I was reading text about our country and the government it would be?
Fictional text
Technical Text
Scientific text
Historical Text
Which of these are saying in Figurative Language that mean something different from what the words say?
Idioms
Metaphors
Similes
Hyperbole
Which of these types of FIgurative Language uses human qualities for nonhuman objects or animals?
Personal Items
Similes
Personification
Metaphors
Hyperbole is ?
Sayings that don't mean what they sound like
Sound words
Using like or as to compare
Extreme exaggeration
What type of story was written long ago using gods and goddesses as the main characters?
Mythology
Legends
Fables
Folk Tales
Legends and Myths were both written because?
People had great imaginations
People loved to tell stories
People had nothing better to do
People were trying to explain why things happened in nature
Why do we make annotations out in the margins?
TO make a mess
To help us do close reading of the text
To pretend we know what we are doing
To use our highlighters
If some words or phrases are repeated over and over it signals?
That the author got tired of thinking of new words
That this is an important key fact or key vocabulary
It does not mean anything- it is just repeated words
The author liked those words and wanted to repeat them
Which account is an "eyewitness" account?
First hand account
Second hand account
3rd POV
2nd POV
The text structure that uses sensory words to make the reader feel like they are there to experience the event is?
Cause and effect
Problem and Solution
Compare and Contrast
Description
