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Worksheets3rd grade standard review
Total questions: 75
Worksheet time: 1hrs 22mins
What does the term 'narrator' refer to?
The main character of the story
The audience of the story
The author of the story
The person telling the story
What is the meaning of 'theme' in a story?
Central idea, lesson, moral
The climax of the plot
The background setting
The sequence of events
Which term is used to describe 'making something clear or understandable'?
Organize
Convey
Clarify
Imply
What does 'author's purpose' mean?
The main character's goal
Reason for the author writing
The climax of the story
The summary of the book
Which of the following best defines 'conflict' in a story?
The setting
The protagonist
The problem
The resolution
Where and when the story takes place
Setting
Plot
Characters
Events
People and animals in the story
Setting
Plot
Characters
Events
Conflict and resolution
Setting
Plot
Characters
Events
Things that happen in a story
Setting
Plot
Characters
Events
This is the lesson of the story, it is what the author wants you to learn from reading.
A. topic
B. details
C. main idea
D. central message
What is a "theme" of a story?
The problem in the story.
The lesson or moral of the story.
The main character of the story.
What does "main idea" mean?
The illustrations in a text.
The main character of a text.
The main topic of a text.
Which answer correctly describes a "narrator"
A person who solves a problem.
A person who is telling the story.
The secondary characters in a story.
The characters who change in the story.
How do you compare two texts?
You see which text is more interesting to read.
You find details that are different in both text.
You determine if a text is fiction or non-fiction.
You find details that are the same in both text.
How do you contrast two texts?
You see which text is more interesting to read.
You find details that are different in both texts.
You determine if a text is fiction or non-fiction.
You find details that are the same in both texts.
What does "summarize the passage" mean?
You retell what the passage was about using details from the passage.
You compare and contrast the passages.
You write your opinion about the passage.
You write about the narrator of the story.
Think back to poetry. What are stanzas?
A group of verses
An essay
A letter
An illustration
What should be included when writing a letter?
A problem and solution.
An illustration of what is happening in the letter.
It should include a greeting, closing, and signature.
It should include a description of the theme of the story.
What advice would you give to yourself for LEAP?
Which word means "to show, to tell"
point of view
convey
tell
perspective
Which word means "to make known"
shift
change
reveal
persuade
Which word means" readings, text"
text
author's purpose
shift
passage, excerpt
This word means, "How a text is organized"
textbook
text structure
opinion
fact
This word means "to help, hold up, back up"
support
point of view
perspective
author's purpose
This type of text structure shows the following:
describes something, or someone
cause and effect
description
compare and contrast
fact and opinion
This type of text structure shows the following:
what happens first, second, third, next, etc.
cause and effect
sequence
description
problem and solution
This type of text structure shows the following:
reasons and outcomes
compare and contrast
problem and solution
cause and effect
sequence
This term means: personality, behavior, something in common
meaning
characteristics
problem
point of view
This term means:
should include the main idea (what the text is about) or a theme (the lesson or moral of the story) and 2-4 supporting details.
main idea
theme
summary
point of view
This term means: tells HOW a story is told
Point of View
Perspective
Elaboration
Problem
True or False,
On the LEAP test the following terms can possibly mean the same thing: Point of View, Perspective, and Opinion
True
False
This term means: a way of looking at something
perspective
point of view
author's purpose
elaboration
Which term means: close to being the same, to have in common
contrast
similar
differences
aspect
Inquire means to....
yell
guess
communicate
ask
What does the term Author’s Purpose mean?
The author's reason to end a story
point of view
The author’s reason for writing
entertain
This term means: to convince the reader to agree with something to do something
entertain
convince
persuade
guess
What is the meaning of the term: inform
to teach
to guess
to guide
author's purpose
What means: something that cannot be correct or incorrect, what a person feels
fact
dialogue
opinion
perspective
This means: the author's attitude
mood
tone
point of view
setting
These are the main events in the story.
plot
situation
events
theme
This is the: time and place a story begins; background of a story
point of view
background
setting
opinion
This means: look at the clues (details) and make a conclusion.
main idea
inference
resolution
intent
What is true about narrative writing?
Narrative writing makes you write a thesis sentence.
With narrative writing you have to have examples and text evidence.
With narrative writing you need at least five paragraphs
Narrative Writing allows for you to write creatively
Which is found in an introduction paragraph?
example
thesis
conclusion
evidence
Which is found in a point paragraph?
thesis
elaboration
introduction
point paragraph
Which paragraphs in an Informative Essay are pretty much the same?
1st point and second point paragraphs
Introduction Paragraph and Conclusion
1st point Paragraph and Conclusion
2nd Point Paragraph and Introduction
True or false, you MUST use a graphic organizer before writing an essay
true
false
true or false
LEAP will grade your graphic organizer
true
false
True or False
You have to read the story before answering questions
True
False
True or False
You can talk, get up and walk around during LEAP test
true
false
True or False, when answering questions, you should be going back to the text and finding your answers
True
False
If you are taking too long on one question, or if a question is too hard, you can skip the question and come back to it.
True
False
(You will have two minutes to read this question) Read the question and tell me what do the directions want you to do by stating: compare and contrast the approaches each text uses to develop the theme:
tell the similarities AND differences in HOW each text develops the meaning of its story
tell the similarities in HOW each text develops the meaning of its story
tell HOW each text develops the meaning of its story
tell the similarities AND differences in HOW each text develops the main idea of the story
tell the author's purpose and how the main idea is different in boths stories
(You have two minutes to answer this questions)
Tell what the instructions want you to do: describe how each narrator's point of view influences how the events are described.
tell how the narrator's opinion help you understand the theme. Tell the theme.
tell if the story was written in 1st, 2nd, or 3rd person and what are described.
tell how the narrator's opinion impact how the events are described.
compare and contrast how the narrator's opinion help you understand the main idea.
This is the most important or interesting part of a story
plot
climax
setting
resolution
What does the term 'plot twist' refer to in a story?
A character's hidden motive
A sudden change in the story's direction
The climax of the story
The resolution of the conflict
Which of the following best describes the 'setting' of a story?
The main conflict in the story
The moral or lesson of the story
The time and place where the story occurs
The sequence of events in the story
Support means to...
back up with details
Create
Tell How
Summarize means to...
All the ways they are alike
Give me the short version
All the ways they are different
Predict means to...
All the ways they are alike
Break Apart
Tell what you think might happen
Explain means to...
All the ways they are different
To tell how
Judge
Compare means to...
Tell all the ways they are alike
Tell all the ways they are different
To tell all about
Contrast means to...
Tell all the ways they are alike
Tell all the ways they are different
Judge
Trace means to...
Put together
Read between the lines
To out line your steps
Analyze means to...
Give the Facts
Break apart; Study Pieces
Judge
Infer means to...
Tell all about
Read between the lines
Study
Evaluate means to...
Tell all the ways they are alike
Tell all the ways they are different
Judge
Formulate means to...
Judge
Tell all the ways they are different
Create; Put together
Describe means to...
Give the short version
Tell all about
Break Apart
What is the main idea?
What is the main idea?
What is the main idea?
What is the central message of this story?
Respect your elders.
Don't steal.
Don't be lazy.
Help others because what goes around comes around.
What does it mean to retell a story?
to tell about the characters
to tell about the characters and the setting
to tell about the characters, setting and the events
to ask questions about the text
"Recess is a great thing to have at school! It gives students a break where they can move around. They are able to eat a snack and breathe fresh air. Maybe a longer recess should be considered!"
The author's view point about recess is that...
recess is good for children
recess is boring
we should not have recess
recess is a bad idea
