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Worksheets2nd Semester Reading EOC
Total questions: 36
Worksheet time: 20mins
A synononym for the word "different", used to contrast something
differ
solution
sequence
A made up story used to teach a lesson
fable
fiction
nonfiction
People or animals that take part in a story
characters
tall tale
similie
To provide more explanation or information
elaborate
assume
solution
A fictional story with lots of exaggereation
tall tail
fable
realistic fiction
You do this when you can relate something you are reading or find something in common
details
making connections
metaphor
A true story written about another's life
historical fiction
fable
biography
A way to compare two things using the words like or as
similie
metaphor
idiom
A story or legend passed down from generation to generation
biography
folk tale
tall tale
A made up story that seems real or could be
realistic fiction
biography
historical fiction
A way of comparing two things to each other
similie
idiom
metaphor
To think you know something based on limited information
assume
elaborate
differ
A made up story about history
realistic foction
historical fiction
biography
A belief or thought based on your feelings
opinion
fact
assume
Information used to support or elaborate on the main idea
details
events
solution
The main conflict in the text
solution
details
problem
How the problem is resolved in the text
solution
events
schema
The reason why the author writes a specific text
author's purpose
author's solution
author's schema
The person who wrote the selection
author
schema
writer
Using what you already know
schema
solution
opinion
Using ideas from what you read and what you know to figure out things not mentioned in the text
schema
inference
selection
Information that can be proven
fact
opinion
details
Things that happen in a story
solution
events
details
The ordering of events based on when they occurred
sequence
solution
convince
A synonym for the word "persuade"convince
sequence
schema
convince
Another word for a passage or text that you are reading
selection
inference
biography
Choose the correct reasons why authors write.
to entertain
to inform
to make readers laugh or cry
to persuade
What sentence below has a similie?
My heart is a bottomless ocean of love.
She's as fierce as a tiger.
He has bigger fish to fry.
He hit the nail on the head.
Choose the sentence with the metaphor.
He hit the nail on the head.
He's a chip off the old block.
She's as fierce as a tiger.
Life is a highway.
Choose any sentence that uses personification.
Life is a highway.
She's as fierce as a tiger.
The leaves danced in the wind.
The sun smiled down on us.
What is genre. Choose all that apply.
a category of writing
writing that entertains
literary composition characterized by a particular style, form or content
different styles of writing
What is a cause?
the ending result
a catalust, a motive, or an action that brings about a reaction
a reaction
What is an effect?
the end result; reaction
a catalyst, a motive, or an action that brings about a reaction
what causes something to happen
What is a rubric? Check all that apply.
what a teacher uses to evaluate an assignment
a type of scoring guide that assesses and articulates specific components and expectations for an assignment
a kind of brick used to build things
For what three reasons do authors write?
entertain
inform
persuade
to make money
What is a rubric?
a tool that teachers use to grade assignments
a statement of purpose or function
a direction in a book as to how a church service should be conducted
