ELA Review 2.12.21 Lesson

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ELA Review

Scholars,

We're going to participate in a review Quizzizz before you take your ELA test.

Get ready to show what you know!

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Complete Sentences

A complete sentence must start with a capital letter.

It must have a subject (the who or what) and a predicate (what the subject is or what they did).

A complete sentence must have ending punctuation.

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Multiple Choice

Is this a complete sentence?

has a big car.

1

Yes!

2

No - it's missing the subject!

3

No - it's missing the predicate!

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Multiple Choice

Is this a complete sentence?

The students.

1

Yes!

2

No - it's missing a subject.

3

No - it's missing a predicate.

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Multiple Choice

Is this a complete sentence?

The students finished their minutes in Lexia Core5!

1

Yes!

2

No - it's missing a subject.

3

No - it's missing a predicate.

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Multiple Choice

Choose a complete sentence.

Remember - there must be a capital letter, a subject, a predicate, AND ending punctuation!

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the boys liked going to the pool

2

The boys liked going to the pool

3

the boys liked going to the pool.

4

The boys liked going to the pool.

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Multiple Choice

Choose a complete sentence.

Remember - there must be a capital letter, a subject, a predicate, AND ending punctuation!

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The man liked going to the park.

2

the man liked going to the park

3

the man liked going to the park.

4

The man liked going to the park

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Multiple Choice

Correct these sentences.

the king decided one day to let his people take a break everyone was so happy they decided to have a feast

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The king decided one day to let his people take a break. Everyone was so happy they decided to have a feast.

2

The king decided one day to let his people take a break everyone was so happy they decided to have a feast.

3

The king decided one day. To let his people take a break. Everyone was so. Happy they decided to have a feast.

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Multiple Choice

Correct these sentences.

the students in fourth grade decided to have a party they loved their teachers so much that they wanted to show their appreciation

1

The students in fourth grade. Decided to have a party. They loved their teachers so much. That they wanted to show their appreciation.

2

The students in fourth grade decided to have a party. They loved their teachers so much that they wanted to show their appreciation.

3

The students in fourth grade decided to have a party they loved their teachers so much that they wanted to show their appreciation.

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Main Idea

The main idea of a text tells what the text is mostly about.

It is important to be able to find the main idea so we can focus on the important parts of a text.

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What is the main idea of this passage?

Tooth decay is the loss of enamel, the material on the outer surface of a tooth. Although enamel is amazingly hard – the hardest material found in the body – it can be eaten away by acids. The bacteria normally found in the mouth help digest sugars. They produce acids as a result. These acids eat away at the enamel and cause cavities. One way to keep the acids under control is to eat fewer sugary foods and drinks. Brushing the teeth twice daily with a toothpaste that has fluoride in it also helps protect enamel. If cavities form, a dentist can repair them. That is why regular dental checkups are important.

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Multiple Choice

What could be the main idea of the passage?

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Regular dental checkups and taking care of our teeth are important to prevent tooth decay.

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Teeth can wear down over time, and there's nothing we can do to prevent it.

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Which detail supports the idea that we can prevent our teeth from decaying?

Tooth decay is the loss of enamel, the material on the outer surface of a tooth. Although enamel is amazingly hard – the hardest material found in the body – it can be eaten away by acids. The bacteria normally found in the mouth help digest sugars. They produce acids as a result. These acids eat away at the enamel and cause cavities. One way to keep the acids under control is to eat fewer sugary foods and drinks. Brushing the teeth twice daily with a toothpaste that has fluoride in it also helps protect enamel. If cavities form, a dentist can repair them. That is why regular dental checkups are important.

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Multiple Choice

Which detail supports the idea that we can prevent our teeth from decaying?

1

Bacteria in our mouth produces acids that can wear down our tooth enamel.

2

Brushing teeth twice daily helps protect enamel.

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What can cause our teeth to decay?

Tooth decay is the loss of enamel, the material on the outer surface of a tooth. Although enamel is amazingly hard – the hardest material found in the body – it can be eaten away by acids. The bacteria normally found in the mouth help digest sugars. They produce acids as a result. These acids eat away at the enamel and cause cavities. One way to keep the acids under control is to eat fewer sugary foods and drinks. Brushing the teeth twice daily with a toothpaste that has fluoride in it also helps protect enamel. If cavities form, a dentist can repair them. That is why regular dental checkups are important.

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Multiple Choice

What can cause our teeth to decay?

1

Eating sugary foods and teeth.

2

Cavities form on our teeth.

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What does the word enamel mean?

Tooth decay is the loss of enamel, the material on the outer surface of a tooth. Although enamel is amazingly hard – the hardest material found in the body – it can be eaten away by acids. The bacteria normally found in the mouth help digest sugars. They produce acids as a result. These acids eat away at the enamel and cause cavities. One way to keep the acids under control is to eat fewer sugary foods and drinks. Brushing the teeth twice daily with a toothpaste that has fluoride in it also helps protect enamel. If cavities form, a dentist can repair them. That is why regular dental checkups are important.

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Multiple Choice

What does the word enamel mean?

1

the outer material of our teeth

2

tooth decay caused by acids

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What happens first?

Tooth decay is the loss of enamel, the material on the outer surface of a tooth. Although enamel is amazingly hard – the hardest material found in the body – it can be eaten away by acids. The bacteria normally found in the mouth help digest sugars. They produce acids as a result. These acids eat away at the enamel and cause cavities. One way to keep the acids under control is to eat fewer sugary foods and drinks. Brushing the teeth twice daily with a toothpaste that has fluoride in it also helps protect enamel. If cavities form, a dentist can repair them. That is why regular dental checkups are important.

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Multiple Choice

Which happens first?

1

Teeth break down.

2

We get cavities.

3

We eat sugary foods.

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Figurative Language

Figurative language is a tool authors use to make their writing more interesting. It helps us understand things that might be unfamiliar by using things we can easily picture or feel.

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Multiple Choice

Choose the simile.

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Your eyes sparkle like diamonds.

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To make you happy, I would give you the world.

3

The trees danced wildly in the wind.

4

Her hair must be three miles long!

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Multiple Choice

Choose an example of personification.

1

Your eyes sparkle like diamonds.

2

To make you happy, I would give you the world.

3

The trees danced wildly in the wind.

4

Her hair must be three miles long!

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Multiple Choice

Choose an example of hyperbole.

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Your eyes sparkle like diamonds.

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To make you happy, I would give you the world.

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The trees danced wildly in the wind.

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Her hair must be three miles long!

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Multiple Choice

Choose a metaphor.

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Your eyes sparkle like diamonds.

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To make you happy, I would give you the world.

3

The trees danced wildly in the wind.

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Her hair must be three miles long!

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Open Ended

Great job! How are you feeling about today's skills? Are you excited to show what you know? What would you like your teacher to know?

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ELA Review 2.12.21

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