If Jose's mom was scolding him and telling him he "lives in a pig sty", we can infer that....
Jose's living space is messy and unkempt.
his room is very messy
he gets really good grades
he needs a hair cut
she doesn't like his friends
If Jose's mom was scolding him and telling him he "lives in a pig sty", we can infer that....
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his room is very messy
he gets really good grades
he needs a hair cut
she doesn't like his friends
The correct inference is: his room is very messy.
The theme of a story is...
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1 point
the main idea and characters
the message the author wants to teach us
a series of events in the plot
the conclusion at the end
The correct answer is: the message the author wants to teach us.
If Sal's volcano project turned out to be a catastrophe, it means it.....
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was green
used sulfur dioxide
was beautiful
exploded all over the room
What is the rhyme scheme pattern for this poem *(look at the ending words and which ones rhyme)
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My candle burns at both ends;
it will not last the night;
But ah, my foes, and oh, my friends-
it gives a lovely light!
AABB
ABCD
ABBA
ABAB
If Jose's mom was scolding him and telling him he "lives in a pig sty", we can infer that....
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1 point
his room is very messy
he gets really good grades
he needs a hair cut
she doesn't like his friends
The theme of a story is...
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1 point
the main idea and characters
the message the author wants to teach us
a series of events in the plot
the conclusion at the end
What components are included in a summary?
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all of the events and details
only the main details and characters
the minor details and dialogue
just the characters
Match the pronoun to the point of view
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3 points
third person omniscient first person third person limited
uses I, me, or us
uses he, she, OR they
uses he, she, they, AND it
uses I, me, or us
uses he, she, OR they
uses he, she, they, AND it
Match the characteristics to the genre they describe
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4 points
science fiction fantasy poetry historical fiction
magic and fairytales
stanzas and verses
past events that could have happened
futuristic technology and robots
magic and fairytales
stanzas and verses
past events that could have happened
futuristic technology and robots
If you are reading a story about a spaceship traveling to the future, you can classify that genre as.....
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historical fiction
science fiction
horror
romantic comedy
If someone compares hair to a raven's wing, you can infer that the hair is
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red
blonde
black
Match the descriptions to the different ways stories can be presented.
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3 points
You picture the characters in your head but you actually hear how they sound You picture the characters in your head and make up how they they sound You can actually see and hear the characters
watching a story (like a movie)
reading a story (like a book)
listening to a story (someone telling you)
watching a story (like a movie)
reading a story (like a book)
listening to a story (someone telling you)
What two things should be included in a narrative introduction?
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characters and ending
characters and setting
setting and resolution
beginning and ending
Start thinking of your narrative. Come up with two characters, a setting, and conflict. This should be at least 4 sentences.
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4 points
Your answer
Choose ONE of the characters from your intro and add in something they might say. Be sure you use proper quotation marks, punctuation, and spelling.
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3 points
Your answer
If Sal's volcano project turned out to be a catastrophe, it means it exploded all over the room.
The rhyme scheme pattern for the poem is ABAB.
If Jose's mom was scolding him and telling him he "lives in a pig sty", we can infer that his room is very messy.
The theme of a story is the message the author wants to teach us.
The components included in a summary are only the main details and characters.
Match the pronoun to the point of view:
- third person omniscient: uses he, she, or they
- first person: uses I, me, or us
- third person limited: uses he, she, they, and it
Match the characteristics to the genre they describe:
- science fiction: futuristic technology and robots
- fantasy: magic and fairytales
- poetry: stanzas and verses
- historical fiction: past events that could have happened
If you are reading a story about a spaceship traveling to the future, you can classify that genre as science fiction.
If someone compares hair to a raven's wing, you can infer that the hair is black.
Match the descriptions to the different ways stories can be presented:
- watching a story (like a movie): you can actually see and hear the characters
- reading a story (like a book): you picture the characters in your head but you actually hear how they sound
- listening to a story (someone telling you): you picture the characters in your head and make up how they sound
Two things that should be included in a narrative introduction are the characters and setting.
Example narrative introduction: Sarah and Tom stepped off the plane into the blazing sun of the savannah. Sarah was looking forward to observing the lions in their natural habitat, but Tom was hoping to catch a glimpse of the rare black rhino. However, their excitement was short-lived when they realized their baggage had been lost.
Example character quote: "I can't believe our luggage is lost," Sarah muttered with frustration.