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WorksheetsSTAAR VOCABULARY
Total questions: 75
Worksheet time: 43mins
Reader
THE TITLE
YOU
YOUR BROTHER
THE AUTHOR
Describe
To tell all about something.
To infer
To conclude
To suggest
Conclude
Title
Infer
Describe
Synonym
Suggest
Poetry
Nonfiction
Conclude
Fiction
The reader can tell that -
Cause and effect
Inference question
Poetry
Main idea question
Infer
The effect
The cause
To tell all about something.
To guess something based on the evidence you see.
Setting
The title of a story
The problem
The characters
The place and time a story takes place.
Characters-
The author
Title
The persons or animals of a story.
The poem
The poet-
The person who writes a poem
The person who writes a story.
The person who writes an informational text.
The person who writes anything
Narrator-
Someone who tells a story.
Someone who writes.
The title
The conversation
Fiction
Real
Facts
Made up
Poem
Which sentence best shows...
Author
Cause and effect
Which evidence best shows...
Title
The reader
Me!
Author
Title
Text
Inform
Graph
To give opinions.
To give facts.
To explain something
Entertain
Sequential
To enjoy
To inform
To Explain
Stanza
paragraph
group of lines
verse
poet
Persuade
convince
inform
to give facts
to teach
Effect
Cause
The result of something that happened before.
The title
feelings
Biography
Text about a made-up character
Text with facts about a REAL person's life
Text with poetic devices.
Title
TITLE
PHOTO
CAPTION
PERSON
AUTHOR'S PURPOSE QUESTION!
INFERENCE QUESTION!
TITLE!
MAIN IDEA QUESTION!
WHICH EVIDENCE!
DESCRIBE!
MAIN IDEA!
CAUSE AND EFFECT!
What is the meaning of this word with the suffix "less"?
EFFORT
WITHOUT EFFORT
FULL OF EFFORT
SOMEONE WHO EFFORT
STANZAS
LINES
TITLE
POET
LOOK AT THE TITLE!!!
LOOK AT THE PHOTOS CAREFULLY!
LOOK AT THE TEXT ONLY
JUST ANSWER THE QUESTION!
What should you do?
SKIP IT!
LOOK AT THE GRAPH
GO TO THE TEXT AND FIND THE ANSWER!
LOOK AT THE PHOTOS!
FICTION!
REREAD PARAGRAPH 11, AND THINK WHY THE AUTHOR WROTE IT!
CAUSE AND EFFECT!
GUESS OR TRY TO REMEMBER!
FABLE
FAIRY TALE
TALL TALE
NONFICTION
CONFLICT
PROBLEM
SOLUTION
CLIMAX
CHARACTERS
PROBLEM OF A STORY
THE CLIMAX OF A STORY
CONFLICT OF A STORY
FICTION
NONFICTION
PREFIX: Un
NO, NOT, OR WITHOUT
FULL
AGAIN
BEFORE
PREFIX: IM
EX: IMPOSSIBLE
AGAIN
BEFORE
NOT OR WITHOUT
FULL OF
PREFIX: PRE
PREVIEW
NOT
BEFORE
AGAIN
NOT OR WITHOUT
PREFIX: RE
REREAD
AGAIN
BEFORE
NOT OR WITHOUT
TWO
SYNONYM FOR BAD
TALL
HORRIBLE
HAPPY
GOOD
SYNONYM OF SMART
BAD
FAST
INTELLIGENT
QUICK
ANTONYM OF COLD
BAD
HOT
COOL
BRAVE
ANTONYMS
WORDS WITH THE SAME MEANING
WORDS WITH OPPOSITE MEANINGS
SYNONYMS
WORDS WITH OPPOSITE MEANINGS
WORDS WITH SIMILAR MEANINGS
GENRE
TYPE OF TEXT.
TYPE OF MAGAZINE
TYPE OF TITLE
TYPE OF AUTHOR
TEXT
ANYTHING YOU CAN SEE
ANYTHING THAT YOU CAN READ
ANYTHING THAT HAS BEAUTIFUL PICTURES.
DISTRACTOR
AN ANSWER THAT LOOKS RIGHT, BUT IT IS NOT THE BEST.
THE CORRECT ANSWER
ANSWERS THAT ARE DEFINITELY WRONG.
What does the prefix bi mean?
bicycle
again
two
three
four
The suffix FUL means -
greatful
FULL OF
WITHOUT
AGAIN
BEFORE
The speaker of a poem is -
Whoever wrote the poem
Whoever is TALKING in the poem
Whoever the character is
In poetry, the poet uses sensory language. What language pertains to the sense of SMELL?
It looked yellow!
It felt frozen in my tongue.
The burnt scent was like charcoal.
It sounded like a dog
Which language pertains to sense of touch?
It tasted as bitter as lime juice.
It smelled like barbeque
It felt as rough as a rock.
It looked as bright as the sun.
Which language pertains to the sense of sight?
It tasted like lime.
It looked as bright as the sun.
It felt as rough as a rock.
colorless means-
to color again
color before
full of color
without color
graceful means-
wtihout grace
full of grace
little grace
grace
pre
again
before
twice
three
re
again
before
twice
not
Write a word with the prefix RE
Write a word with the suffix LESS
Which detailed is supported by the photograph?
Many people are needed to move a giant paper airplane.
Paper airplanes can fly at high speeds.
Paper airplanes can fly at high altitudes.
Paper airplanes cost a lot of money.
The reader can suggest that Carter -
likes the idea of building a sports car with the girls.
feels happy with the girls building a sports car.
wants to be the first one to finish the sports car.
does not want the girls to build a sports car.
SENSE OF TOUCH!
F
G
H
J
What is this text feature called?
PHOTOGRAPH
CAPTION
TEXT BOX OR BOXED INFORMATION
TITLE
How can the reader tell that this is a narrative poem?
The poem contains words that appeal to the senses.
The speaker of the poem shares his or her feelings.
The poem has lines that make the reader laugh.
The events described in the poem tell a story.
The pillow was fuzzy and smooth.
sight
smell
touch
taste
It was a bright sun-shining day.
taste
smell
sight
touch
It was a very squeaky bark.
sound
sight
taste
touch
Another word for opinion or argument.
OPININON WRITING
SUPPORT
CLAIM
EVIDENCE
As fast as a cheetah
contraction
simile
metaphor
hyperbole
Her mind is sharp like a knife.
Onomatopoeia
Simile
Hyperbole
Metaphor
The homework is a mountain to climb.
The homework is very hard.
The homework is missing a question.
The homework is easy.
The homework is incomplete.
She is a beautiful rose.
Onomatopoeia. It has a word that represents a sound.
Simile. It means she is pretty.
Personification. It means she is pretty.
Metaphor. It means she is pretty.
In paragraph 2, roamed means-
learned
worked
walk around
hid
The photograph included in the selection shows readers that Millan —
keeps a lot of dogs as his own pets
sometimes trains more dogs than he can handle
has fun when he takes care of dogs
thinks it is best to walk dogs in the street
Which number on the diagram at the end of the article shows the place where people can get water to drink?
1
4
5
6
F
G
H
J
The photograph next to paragraph 3 shows that —
PlayPumps pump a lot of water
children enjoy playing on a PlayPump
PlayPumps work only during the day
it is difficult to move a PlayPump
Which word is a synonym for ordinary in paragraph 1?
normal
fake
important
useful
5 Which words from paragraph 4 help the reader understand what retrieved means in paragraph 5?
worried, pointing
investigate, thought
found, returned
surprised, appear
Which sentence best explains what is happening in the photograph?
Picking up an animal was unusual behavior for Rex, since he had not been trained to do so.
“The joey was snuggling up to him, jumping up to him, and Rex was sniffing and licking him—it was quite cute,” Allan told a newspaper reporter.
A year and a half later, he was released back into the wild in an area where he could be monitored by workers at the sanctuary.
“His progress and release went well,” Gordon commented.
