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- 1. Multiple Choice
Look at the image. Is this a text structure or a text feature?Text stuctureText Feature - 2. Multiple ChoiceWhat type of text of text feature is this?diagramcaptionmap
- 3. Multiple ChoiceAs the ship was sinking I could feel the icy wind of the ocean. So many people were not able to get on the life boats. I was scared but held on tight to my mother's hand. Hopefully, I would survive the Titanic sinking.firsthand accountthirdhand accountsecondhand accountprimary account
- 4. Multiple ChoiceThe Oregon Trail
In 1843, thousands of people began traveling across America to the open lands of the West. Most of these people followed a path known as the Oregon Trail. Pioneers set out from towns along the Missouri River in the Midwest. They made a 2,000-mile trek to their new homes in California and Oregon. Some traveled in covered wagons. Others were on foot or horseback. The route was filled with danger and hardship.firsthand accountsecondhand accountthirdhand accountprimary account - 5. Multiple ChoiceAugust 1st we nooned in a beautiful grove on the north side of the Platte [River]. We had by this time got used to climbing in and out of the wagon when in motion. When performing this feat that afternoon, my dress caught on an axle helve. I was thrown under the wagon wheel, which passed over and badly crushed my leg before my father could stop the team. He picked me up and saw the extent of the injury … The news soon spread along the train and a halt was called. A surgeon was found and the limb set …firsthand accountsecondhand accountthirdhand accountprimary account
- 6. Multiple ChoiceName the text structure that has words like, first, next, then or dates in a time line order.Compare and contrastCause and effectSequenceProblem and Solution
- 7. Multiple ChoiceAn article that tells you about global warming and how we as citizens can help to end it, would be what type of text structure?Compare and contrastProblem and solutionSequenceCause and effect
- 8. Multiple ChoiceWhat type of figurative language is this?
His skin was as slimy as a snake.similemetaphoronomatopeiahyperboe - 9. Multiple ChoiceI am so hungry I could eat a horse.similemetaphorhyperboleonomatopiea
- 10. Multiple ChoiceThe accident happened at 3:00 in the afternoon. A student threw a snow ball at Mr. Terput and he is now in the hospital.secondhand accountfirsthand accountthirdhand accountprimary source
- 11. Multiple ChoiceI could not believe that he threw that snowballl at Mr. Terupt. He is in the hospital now and it is all his fault.Secondhand accountfirsthand accountthirdhand accountsecondary source
- 12. Multiple ChoiceSwish went the wind.onomatopoeiasimilemetaphorhyperbole
- 13. Multiple ChoiceWhat genre is this book?fictionrealistic fictionnonfictionhistorical fiction
- 14. Multiple ChoiceHow many fictional books are you allowed to read at once?Twoonethreethere is no limit
- 15. Multiple ChoiceHow many fictional books are you allowed to read at one time?Twoonethreethere is no limit
- 16. Multiple ChoiceDo you need to bring your fictional book to class everyday?yesno
- 17. Multiple ChoiceHow many times should you read a text before answering questions?Onetwothree
- 18. Multiple ChoiceThe tree's limbs were waving in the wind.onomatopoeiahyperbolepersonificationsimile
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