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ELAR D.A. 3 Review

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is a simile?

a)

Compares objects using "and"

b)

Compares objects using "like or as"

c)

Compares objects using "is or are"

d)

Gives human characteristics to a nonhuman object.

2.

Which of these examples is a simile?

a)

The river made a jagged path across the land.

b)

The brown river was roaring.

c)

The river was like a brown thread, becoming brown over time.

d)

The river is filled with dirty branches, making it brown.

3.

Which type of figurative language is used in this sentence: "Full of spring rain, it flooded up to my yard, leaving chunks of trees that we created into pirate ships."

a)

Personification

b)

Idiom

c)

Simile

d)

Imagery

4.

Which sentence matches with the definition of a scale; a tool for measuring weight?

a)

The cat scaled the fence, running away from the dog.

b)

I read the scale of the Christmas song.

c)

The shiny fish scales reflected in the water.

d)

After I caught the fish, I ran to get the scale to see how big it was.

5.

What can you infer about a river during the winter time in the North?

a)

You can swim in it.

b)

You can take a boat ride on it.

c)

You can race up and down it.

d)

You can walk across it.

6.

Character analysis: If someone helps you, and enjoys being by your side or doing activities with you, they are...

a)

Jealous of the other person

b)

Over protective of the other person

c)

Admires the other person

d)

Upset with the other person

7.

Character analysis: Which of the following sentences would support a character's emotion of embarrassment?

a)

Lesly's face turned red.

b)

Lesly didn't think she could be helpful.

c)

Lesly jumped out of her shoes.

d)

Lesly needed to make a plan.

8.

Text feature: What is the purpose of a list in a text?

a)

To provide a visual to the reader

b)

To provide more for the reader to read

c)

To provide steps for the reader to follow

d)

To provide a longer story

9.

What is a conclusion?

a)

The beginning of a story

b)

Details in a story

c)

The end of a story

d)

The conflict in the story

10.

What is point of view?

a)

Who the story is told from.

b)

The genre of the story.

c)

How the reader told the story.

d)

The author's opinion of the topic.

11.

Which of the following sentences is in FIRST person POV?

a)

Ben came in from the kitchen.

b)

My friend told me what I needed from the store.

c)

Ben's car would not start.

d)

Sarah took a deep breath and twisted the lid off.

12.

Which sentence is an example of 3rd person POV?

a)

I couldn't wait to open the presents under our tree!

b)

Sarah unwrapped the gift and thanked her parents.

c)

My kitchen table was full of the presents I needed to wrap.

d)

Then she showed me what we needed to do.