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WorksheetsMrs. Perdue's Chick-Fil-A Challenge
Total questions: 125
Worksheet time: 1hrs 14mins
Which pronouns are used in the 1st person point of view?
You, your, yours
He, she, it
I, we, me, my
They, them, their
Which of the following is an example of an external text feature that uses boldface?
Italic type
Type set in color
Underlining
Boldface words
What is the purpose of external text features?
To add more text to a document
To physically organize information and signal important information in a text
To make the text look more colorful
To reduce the length of the text
Which external text feature is used to emphasize text by slanting it?
Boldface words
Italic type
Underlining
Type set in color
Which external text feature involves using a different color for the text?
Boldface words
Italic type
Type set in color
Underlining
What is the term for comparing similarities and differences in nonfiction text structures?
Problem and solution
Sequence/Chronological
Compare and contrast
Description
Which text structure involves presenting an issue and then providing ways to solve it?
Cause and effect
Compare and contrast
Problem and solution
Description
What is the text structure called that arranges events in the order they happened?
Cause and effect
Sequence/Chronological
Compare and contrast
Description
Which genre deals with informational text about real people or events?
Horror
Mystery
Nonfiction
Biography/Autobiography
Which genre is a narrative of a person's life and is a true story about a real person?
Nonfiction
Horror
Mystery
Biography/Autobiography
What is the term for the time and place of a story?
Characters
Setting
Protagonist
Antagonist
Who is mainly the main character in a story?
Antagonist
Setting
Protagonist
Conflict
Who goes against the main character and causes the conflict in a story?
Protagonist
Setting
Antagonist
Character
What is the definition of conflict in a story?
The resolution of a story
The problem or struggle in a story
The setting of a story
The climax of a story
What is an internal conflict?
A conflict between a character and another character
A conflict between a character and society
A conflict between a character and themselves
A conflict between a character and nature
Which of the following is an example of an external conflict?
Character vs themselves
Character vs society
Character vs emotions
Character vs thoughts
Which type of conflict involves a character struggling against natural forces?
Character vs technology
Character vs supernatural
Character vs nature
Character vs character
Which type of conflict involves a character struggling against another character?
Character vs society
Character vs character
Character vs nature
Character vs technology
What is a fact?
A statement that can be supported
A person's thoughts or feelings about a topic
A guess about something
A prediction about the future
What is an opinion?
A statement that can be supported
A person's thoughts or feelings about a topic
A proven fact
A scientific theory
From which point of view is the sentence written?
When the author creates a story that uses the words "you, you're" to make you feel like you are the character in the story. Often used in "Choose Your Own Adventure" stories. (You went to the store, and you find yourself trapped in a maze.)
first person
second person
third person
form
What key word in this sentence lets you know that it is first person point of view?
As I ran up the hill, I realized that it was about to rain.
quiet
ran
I
hill
This sentence is first person point of view. What clue word in this sentence shows you this?
We could tell that the food was going to be delicious!
food
We
tell
could
What key word in this sentence let's you know that it is third person point of view?
Without being scared, Scott jumped off the diving board and swam to the side.
Scott
without
swam
scared
What subject does Mrs. Coppler teach?
Reading
Writing
Math
Science
In a passage about a girl who spends her afternoon reading books and imagining herself as the characters, what can you infer about her personality?
She is very athletic.
She enjoys being outdoors.
She has a vivid imagination.
She dislikes reading.
"I hate the idea of having all those people out there watching me...I just don't like it when I'm around so many people. I wish I just could hide somewhere," whispered Violet.
What can you infer about Violet?
She is energetic
She is shy
She is mean
She hates people
A story ends with a boy smiling as he watches his newly planted tree sway in the wind. What can you conclude about the boy's feelings towards the tree?
He is worried it will fall.
He regrets planting it.
He is proud of planting the tree.
He is indifferent about the tree.
If a character in a novel always checks the weather forecast before leaving the house, what can you infer about this character?
The character is a meteorologist.
The character dislikes the rain.
The character likes to be prepared.
The character has a lot of outdoor plants.
If a character in a story buys a warm coat just before a sudden snowstorm, what can you infer about the character?
The character is very wealthy.
The character is preparing for winter.
The character is going on a ski trip.
The character prefers cold weather.
If a character in a story is described as having a "voracious" appetite for books, what can you infer about this character?
The character is very picky about what they read.
The character reads a lot and is always looking for more books.
The character prefers to write books rather than read them.
The character only reads books about food.
What is the main idea of an article that discusses the effects of pollution on marine life?
The process of cleaning the ocean.
The history of oceans.
The impact of human activities on marine ecosystems.
Different types of marine animals.
Read the following passage: "The forest was dense and filled with a chorus of chirping birds. The sunlight barely touched the forest floor due to the thick canopy overhead." What can be inferred about the density of the forest?
The forest is sparsely populated with trees.
The forest floor is well-lit by sunlight.
The trees in the forest are likely very tall and close together.
There are no birds in the forest.
From the narrative: "Despite the setbacks, the team remained optimistic and continued to work towards their goal with increased determination." What does this suggest about the team's attitude?
The team is easily discouraged.
The team is committed and resilient.
The team lacks clear goals.
The team is considering giving up.
From the text: "Lucy finished reading her book and sighed contentedly, feeling a sense of accomplishment." What can you infer about Lucy's experience with the book?
Lucy found the book confusing and uninteresting.
Lucy did not finish reading the book.
Lucy enjoyed the book and felt satisfied upon completing it.
Lucy is preparing to read another book.
In a detailed narrative about a scientist who develops a new way to recycle plastics into fuel, what can you infer about the potential impact on the environment?
It will lead to more pollution.
It will have no impact on the environment.
It will significantly reduce plastic waste.
It will make plastics more valuable and sought after.
After reading a story about a girl who plants a seed, waters it every day, and watches it grow into a beautiful flower, what can you infer about the girl's character?
She is impatient.
She is careless.
She is nurturing.
She is forgetful.
What is the main idea of a story where a group of animals work together to save their forest from a fire?
The characteristics of different animals
The dangers of forest fires
The importance of teamwork and bravery
How to prevent forest fires
What is the main idea of a story about a boy who plants a tree in his backyard and watches it grow over the years?
The process of how trees grow
The boy's other hobbies
The importance of caring for the environment
The history of gardening
What is the main idea of a story about a community coming together to build a playground in their neighborhood?
The steps to build a playground
The importance of community and cooperation
The different types of playground equipment
How to raise funds for community projects
What is the main idea of a story where a young girl saves her allowance to buy a gift for her friend's birthday?
The best ways to save money
The importance of friendship and thoughtfulness
How to plan a birthday party
Different types of gifts
What is the main idea of a story about a young girl who learns the importance of honesty after telling a lie that leads to a misunderstanding in her community?
The consequences of lying.
The importance of community events.
How to apologize after making a mistake.
The process of growing vegetables in a community garden.
Which of the following best summarizes a story about a community coming together to clean up a local park?
The park was very dirty.
People enjoy spending time in parks.
A community works together to improve their environment.
Cleaning up a park is hard work.
The reason an author writes something is called the...
author's imaginaton
author's background
author's purpose
author's predictions
Author's purpose is the author's....
Point of View
Reason for writing the text
beliefs
favorite things to write about.
The reason an author decides to write about a certain topic?
Summary
Author's Purpose
Central Idea
Mood
the reason why the author writes a specific piece of text
author's viewpoint
author's purpose
point of view
main idea
A recipe to make an award-winning spicy chicken salad.
When the author tries to convince the reader how to feel or think...
persuade
inform
entertain
bologna sandwich
This feature explains what the illustration/photograph is. It tells you what you see in the picture.
Glossary
Index
Table of contents
Caption
This feature list topics and gives you the page number to navigate to the information. Found in the front of the book.
Index
Table of contents
Glossary
Diagram
Tells the definition or meaning of bold words in the text.
glossary
heading
table of contents
labels
Helps you understand where something is located in the world.
table of contents
maps
glossary
captions
Tells the name of chapters and what pages the chapters can be found on.
caption
glossary
heading
table of contents
What is the function of a timeline?
To help readers visualize what happened
To help readers understand the time it took for something to happen
To give you the main idea
It has no function
Shows what something looks like. Taken with a camera.
caption
photograph
illustration
labels
Tells the name or certain parts of a photograph or illustration.
labels
caption
heading
photograph
Shows what something looks like. Drawn by an illustrator.
maps
illustration
photograph
caption
What is the primary purpose of a title in a text?
To provide a detailed summary of the text
To give the reader an idea of what the text is about
To list the author's credentials
To entertain the reader
Bold and Italicized words are important because
They show us what words are important to the text
They create visual appeal within an article or story
They are the topics found in the table of contents
They tell us what the photographs and illustrations are about
This tells the definition of words that come up in the text.
Index
Glossary
Caption
Table of Contents
The ______ tells the reader the names of each chapter and what page the chapter begins.
Illustration
Glossary
Index
Table of Contents
A section at the back of the book that provides definitions of important words found in the book. The words are in alphabetical order.
index
glossary
table of contents
bibliography
Imagine Kingsley, Londin, and Joel are on a treasure hunt. They stumble upon a mysterious door with a riddle: 'What is the purpose of a "Heading" in a text?'
To provide examples to support the text.
To introduce the overall topic of a section of text.
To list the references used in the text.
To entertain the reader with a short story.
What is a "Side bar" in the context of a text?
The main content of the page
The bottom section of the page where footnotes are found
The side/edge of the page where more information is found
The top section of the page where the title is found
What is a footnote?
additional information at the bottom of a page
a note you store in your shoes
a letter from a parent
An alphabetical list of words with references to the places they occur, typically found at the end of a book.
timeline
index
table of contents
title
What is the difference between headings and subheadings?
There is no difference; they are interchangeable
Headings are found only in fiction, while subheadings are in non-fiction
Headings provide the main idea, while subheadings divide it into smaller sections
Subheadings are more important than headings
We learn that Tucker and LaShana are the main characters.
Exposition
Rising Action
Theme
Tucker is called cruel names because he is small.
Rising Action
Conflict
Climax
Tucker meets a mysterious man named Richard.
Exposition
Theme
Rising Action
A storm knocks Tucker and another man into the ocean.
Exposition
Rising Action
Falling Action
Tucker and Richard are barely able to rescue a man from the stormy ocean!
Climax
Falling Action
Resolution
The story takes place in North Carolina near the ocean.
Resolution
Exposition
Rising Action
Tucker goes out surfing by himself and notices a storm.
Climax
Falling Action
Rising Action
Tucker is called a hero by everyone in town.
Exposition
Falling Action
Resolution
Tucker researches Richard at the local library and learns he lived long ago.
Resolution
Exposition
Falling Action
We learn that Tucker grew tall and married LaShana Mae.
Resolution
Exposition
Rising Action
Which one of these do you think is the theme of "Big Things Come in Small Packages"?
Expensive isn't necessarily better.
The importance of moderation.
It's not your size, it's what inside you that counts.
Bad people get what they deserve.
Why does Richard call Tucker "Tugboat"?
He actually thinks that is Tucker's name.
He wants to embarrass him in front of LaShana.
Because Tucker is small, but strong, like a tugboat.
Even though Tucker is small...
...he is able to accomplish most everything he tries.
...he doesn't care and calls the other kids names right back.
...he is sure he'll be bigger one day, so he waits to start trying new things.
Which one of these is not nickname the other kids give Tucker?
squirt
midget
inchworm
Mr. T
Define self-centered.
someone who is all about themselves.
little or no light
someone who is demanding and likes to be in control
always trying to correct someone in a conversation
What is drama?
A form of literature meant to be performed by actors in an audience
A list of all of characters in a play
Unspoken directions about how the drama should be performed
When Jordan cries really loud
What is a cast of characters?
The words spoken by the character
Meant to be performed by actors in front of an audience
List of all the characters in a play
Natalie, Liana, and Jordan
What is suspense?
A logical guess that is made based on facts about ones own knowledge and experience
A form of literature meant to be performed by actors in front of an audience
When a writer provides hints that suggest future events in a story
The feeling of growing tension and excitement felt by readers and viewers of a play
What is inference?
A list of all the characters in a play
The exact words spoken by the characters
When a writer provides hints that suggest future events in a story
A logical guess that is made based on facts and ones own knowledge and experience
What is dramatic irony?
A situation in which the audience knows something that a character does not know
The feeling of growing tension and excitement felt by readers and viewers of a play
Unspoken instruction about how the drama is to be performed
A form of literature meant to be performed by actors in front of an audience
What is foreshadowing?
The feeling of growing tension and excitement felt by readers and viewers of a play
A situation in which the audience knows something that character does not know
When a writer provides hints that suggest future events in a story
A list of all of the characters in a play
What is being described below?
Equal rights in politics, society, and the economy.
Civil Rights
Equality Policy
Non-discrimination Policy
America
Who is being described below?
Fantastic speaker, leader of the nonviolent Civil Rights Movement, a preacher, felt very strongly about changing the world for good.
Thurgood Marshall
Diane Nash
Rosa Parks
Martin Luther King Jr.
What was the purpose of the Sit-Ins?
to practice self-control
to relax
to peacefully protest segregated restaurants and force change
to encourage the government to step in and change the housing laws
Where did Diane Nash attend school in TN?
At Vanderbilt
At The University of Tennessee
At Lipscomb University
At Fisk University
What might happen to protesters who participated in Sit-Ins?
Free college tuition
An opportunity to see what it was like to be tall
Might have food dumped on them
Nothing. It was very boring.
the Latin prefix counter-, meaning "duplicate," and the latin root feit, meaning "to make," help the reader understand that the word counterfeiting in paragraph 7 means-
destroying a copy
creating a fake
producing an original
preventing an imitation
Which sentence suggests that Miss Fairchild admires Mr. Easton
"Well, Mr. Easton, if you will make me speak first, I suppose I must."
Her lips parted in a vague, relaxing distress.
"And so now you are one of these dashing Western heroes, and you ride and shoot and go into all kinds of dangers."
The girl's eyes, fascinated, went back, widening a little, to rest upon the glittering handcuffs.
Which sentence best summarizes the plot of the story?
Friends unexpectedly meet again while traveling east on a train.
A marshal is reunited with a friend from his past while transporting a criminal to prison.
Passengers on a train praise the kindness a marshal shows his prisoner.
A marshal spares his prisoner embarrassment when a young lady greets the prisoner.
What makes a word a homophone?
It looks different and sounds different.
It sounds the same, but is spelled different.
It sounds and looks the same.
It looks different but spelled the same.
What would be the correct HOMOPHONE for allowed.
Allowed
Aloud
All Loud
Alowid
The boy had to get a new paper to homophone
his answer on.
Right
Draw
Write
Wrote
I made sure that I had both shoes, I didn't want to lose the homophone.
Pair
Pear
Trio
