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Froggy Jumps Reading skillsVersion en ligne Challenge 6 adn 7 par Alejandra Vega 1 What is the topic of a text? a The subject the text is about. b The author's opinion c The lesson learned 2 Which of these can help you identify the topic? a Only the last sentence b The title, pictures, and repeated key words. c Only the title 3 The main idea tells the reader... a Every detail in the text. b Who wrote the text. c What the text is mostly about. 4 Which question helps you find the main idea? a What point is the author trying to make? b How long is the text? c What are the characteristics of the images? 5 A stated main idea is... a Hidden between the lines. b Clearly expressed in the text. c Found only in poems. 6 An implied main idea is... a Written in the title. b Found only in fiction. c Suggested but not directly stated. 7 Nonfiction texts are mainly written to... a Provide information about real people, events, or facts. b Persuade readers to agree with the author's opinion. c Describe imaginary worlds and fictional characters. 8 Which is NOT a category of nonfiction? a Expository b Fantasy c Narrative 9 Narrative nonfiction... a Never includes characters. b Is always fictional. c Tells a true story using narrative elements. 10 Which is an example of narrative nonfiction? a Memoir b Fairy tale c Science fiction 11 Which text tells the story of someone's own life? a Biography b Autobiography c News article 12 Narrative nonfiction usually includes... a Only opinions b Mathematical formulas c Characters, setting, and plot. 13 A poem mainly tries to... a Appeal to imagination and emotions. b Explain facts in a clear and logical order. c Teach readers how to do something step by step. 14 Imagery in poetry helps readers... a Memorize vocabulary. b Imagine or feel something using the senses. c Count syllables. 15 Which sentence uses literal imagery? a The clouds danced in the sky. b The moon smiled at us. c The snow covered the ground. 16 Which sentence uses figurative imagery? a The stars were diamonds in the sky. b The tree is tall. c The water is cold. 17 Rhythm in poetry is... a The pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables. b The repetition of words or phrases throughout a poem. c The organization of ideas into different paragraphs. 18 Rhyme is... a The number of words. b The repetition of ending sounds. c The repetition of ideas. 19 A Haiku has... a Four lines. b Fourteen lines. c Three lines with a 5-7-5 syllable pattern. 20 Which type of poem tells a story? a Narrative poem b Concrete poem c Free verse 21 Which poem does NOT follow a regular rhyme or rhythm pattern? a Sonnet b Free verse c Haiku 22 A sonnet is recognized because it... a Has three lines. b Is always funny. c Has fourteen lines with a specific rhyme pattern. 23 A concrete poem... a Has the shape of its subject. b Rhymes in every line. c Is always written in Japanese. 24 The theme of a text is... a The sequence of events that happen in the story. b The message or lesson the author wants readers to understand. c The author's purpose for writing the text. 25 Which statement about theme is TRUE? a Readers often need to infer it. b A text can only have one theme. c It is always directly stated. 26 Which question helps identify the theme? a How many pages does the text have? b What lesson did the characters learn? c Who published the text? 27 A theme should... a Only apply to the main character. b Be written in one word. c Express a lesson that can apply to many people. 28 Which of these is most likely a theme? a A dog gets lost. b The story happens in a park. c Honesty is the best policy. 29 Which statement best describes the difference between topic and theme? a The topic is what the text is about, while the theme is the message or lesson. b They mean exactly the same thing. c The theme is always found in the title. 30 Before deciding on the theme of a story, you should... a Read only the first paragraph. b Analyze the events, problems, and lessons in the text. c Look only at the pictures.

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What is the topic of a text?

Which of these can help you identify the topic?

The main idea tells the reader...

Which question helps you find the main idea?

A stated main idea is...

An implied main idea is...

Nonfiction texts are mainly written to...

Which is NOT a category of nonfiction?

Narrative nonfiction...

Which is an example of narrative nonfiction?

Which text tells the story of someone's own life?

Narrative nonfiction usually includes...

A poem mainly tries to...

Imagery in poetry helps readers...

Which sentence uses literal imagery?

Which sentence uses figurative imagery?

Rhythm in poetry is...

Rhyme is...

A Haiku has...

Which type of poem tells a story?

Which poem does NOT follow a regular rhyme or rhythm pattern?

A sonnet is recognized because it...

A concrete poem...

The theme of a text is...

Which statement about theme is TRUE?

Which question helps identify the theme?

A theme should...

Which of these is most likely a theme?

Which statement best describes the difference between topic and theme?

Before deciding on the theme of a story, you should...