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Worksheets6th Grade Reading and Literature Milestones Review
Total questions: 33
Worksheet time: 35mins
What is an Informational Text?
A text that includes stories, dramas, or poems
A text that uses extreme exaggeration
A text that explains or informs readers about a topic
A text that describes objects as if they were people
What is the Central/Main Idea of a text?
A reasonable conclusion drawn from clues in the text
The most important point or message in a text
The lesson or message in a literary text
A brief overview capturing main points without opinions
Which of the following is a Fact?
A statement that represents beliefs or judgments
A short, interesting story used to support a point
A statement that cannot be proven
A statement that can be proven
What is a Simile?
Extreme exaggeration
Describing objects as if they were people
A direct comparison stating one thing is another
A comparison using 'like' or 'as'
What does Chronological Order refer to?
Events arranged by time
Identifying issues and their fixes
Looking at similarities and differences
How one event leads to another
What is the Author's Purpose?
The voice telling a poem or story
The reason for writing (to inform, persuade, entertain)
The perspective from which a story is told
The person telling the story
What is a Stanza?
A section of a poem
A section of a play
A section of a book
A section of a story
What is an Anecdote?
A short, interesting story used to support a point
A statement that can be proven
A statement that cannot be proven
A reasonable conclusion drawn from clues in the text
What is the Resolution in a story?
The most important point or message in a text
Where and when a story takes place
The sequence of events in a story
The solution to a story's main problem
What is Personification?
Extreme exaggeration
Describing objects as if they were people
A comparison using 'like' or 'as'
A direct comparison stating one thing is another
What is the Literal Meaning of words?
A comparison using 'like' or 'as'
The actual, basic meaning of words
The suggested or associated meaning of a word
The symbolic meaning of words
What is the Theme in a literary text?
A reasonable conclusion drawn from clues in the text
A brief overview capturing main points without opinions
The most important point or message in a text
The lesson or message in a literary text
What is a Metaphor?
A comparison using 'like' or 'as'
Describing objects as if they were people
Extreme exaggeration
A direct comparison stating one thing is another
What does Compare and Contrast involve?
Identifying issues and their fixes
How one event leads to another
Events arranged by time
Looking at similarities and differences
What is the Point of View in a story?
The voice telling a poem or story
The person telling the story
The perspective from which a story is told
The reason for writing (to inform, persuade, entertain)
What does 'dismal' mean?
A. Bright and cheerful
B. Gloomy or dreary
C. Warm and sunny
D. Clear and pleasant
What is connotation?
A word's literal definition
A word's emotional meaning, which can evoke feelings or associations beyond its literal definition
The grammatical function of a word in a sentence
The historical origin of a word
What is the literal meaning of a word?
The emotional connotation of a word.
The most basic, dictionary definition of a word without any associations.
The cultural significance of a word in a specific context.
The historical origin of a word and its evolution.
What is an antagonist?
A character that supports the protagonist in their journey.
The opposing character or force in a story that creates conflict for the main character.
A character that provides comic relief in a story.
The main character who drives the plot forward.
What is a setting in a story?
The setting is the time and place in which the story takes place.
The setting is the main character's internal conflict.
The setting is the moral lesson of the story.
The setting is the sequence of events that occur in the story.
What is an antonym?
A word that has the same meaning as another word.
A word that has the opposite meaning of another word.
A word that describes an action or state.
A word that is used to express a strong emotion.
What is a subject pronoun?
A pronoun that acts as the subject of a sentence, replacing a noun.
A pronoun that acts as the object of a sentence.
A type of adjective that describes a noun.
A verb that indicates an action.
Tone
Author’s attitude about a subject or an audience.
The emotional state of the reader.
The genre of the text.
The setting of the story.
Informational Texts
Passages that entertain or amuse.
Passages that explain or inform.
Passages that describe fictional events.
Passages that persuade or argue.
Theme
The message of a literary text.
The setting of a story.
The plot of a narrative.
The character development in a novel.
Central Idea
Main idea.
Supporting detail.
Minor point.
Conclusion.
This type of pronouns take the place of the subject in a sentence.
Object/objective pronouns
Possessive pronouns
Intensive pronouns
Subject/subjective
This is a word that takes the place of a noun or pronoun.
Noun
Pronoun
Adjective
Adverb
_____ is a word that a pronoun refers to. This has to agree in number, gender, and person with the pronoun.
Indefinite
Intensive
Antecedent
Personal pronouns
_____ is a type of pronoun that shows ownership.
Indefinite
Subject/subjective
Possessive
Object/objective
_____ is a pronoun that has no clear reference to the noun it replaces.
Indefinite pronoun
Intensive pronoun
Vague pronoun
Subjective/subject pronoun
Myself is an example of which type of pronoun?
Possessive
Subjective/subject
Objective/object
Intensive
