3rd Grade ELA 2009
  • 1. People who give attention to something said, done, or written
A) presenters
B) audience
C) writers
D) teachers
  • 2. The reason an author writes something
A) author's purpose
B) inform
C) entertain
D) persuade
  • 3. The most important idea about a topic
A) central/main idea
B) setting
C) theme
D) character
  • 4. A list of items that a good writer uses to check their writing
A) notes
B) supporting details
C) headings
D) checklist
  • 5. To discover similarities
A) create
B) contrast
C) compare
D) find
  • 6. Small pieces of information that tell about the main idea
A) supporting details
B) headings
C) main idea
D) summaries
  • 7. The big idea in a story where the characters learn a lesson
A) point-of-view
B) central idea
C) opinion
D) theme
  • 8. Not the same
A) other
B) plot
C) different
D) compare
  • 9. To discover differences
A) similar
B) contrast
C) create
D) compare
  • 10. The first written form
A) draft
B) sentence
C) edit
D) paragraph
  • 11. To prepare for presentation by checking and correcting grammar and spelling
A) edit
B) publish
C) draft
D) create
  • 12. A ficticious story where animals speak and act like humans to teach a lesson
A) fiction
B) poem
C) fable
D) plot
  • 13. Information that can be proved true or false
A) fact
B) author's purpose
C) opinion
D) point-of-view
  • 14. A ficticious story or legend passed down from generation to generation
A) nonfiction
B) poem
C) fantasy
D) folktale
  • 15. A form of writing, music, or other composition
A) genre
B) poetry
C) fiction
D) nonfiction
  • 16. The title or topic at the top or beginning of a chapter, paragraph, or letter
A) beginnings
B) main idea
C) endings
D) headings
  • 17. A factual written piece
A) informational/nonfiction
B) rubric
C) plot
D) fiction
  • 18. A story that is told or written
A) selection
B) setting
C) narrative text
D) topic
  • 19. Information that tells someone's ideas or feelings
A) supporting details
B) fact
C) opinion
D) fable
  • 20. A small piece of writing
A) detail
B) topic
C) passage
D) rubric
  • 21. The important events that happen in the beginning, middle, and end of a story
A) theme
B) plot
C) topic
D) setting
  • 22. The way a narrator, character, reader, or author thinks about something
A) point-of-view
B) topic
C) ideas
D) genre
  • 23. a fictious story that could really happen
A) realistic fiction
B) poetry
C) nonfiction
D) fantasy
  • 24. To change or modify a piece of writing by adding and deleting information
A) brainstorm
B) create
C) revise
D) draft
  • 25. A summary used to assess a person's work
A) genre
B) rubric
C) heading
D) draft
  • 26. A small piece of writing
A) selection
B) setting
C) plot
D) theme
  • 27. When and where a story takes place
A) setting
B) character
C) theme
D) central idea
  • 28. The same or almost the same
A) contrast
B) story
C) Venn Diagram
D) similar
  • 29. To tell the important events in a story
A) edit
B) revise
C) create
D) summarize
  • 30. The expression in wriitng
A) genre
B) setting
C) voice
D) details
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