CAASPP 6th Grade Vocabulary Review

What is 'Theme'?

• The title of the story.

• A funny part of the story.

• The order of letters in a word.

• The main message or lesson of a story.

What is the 'Main Idea'?

• A personal opinion of the reader.

• What the character says about others.

• What a paragraph or passage is mostly about.

• A paragraph in the story.

What is a 'Supporting Detail'?

• A random thought of the narrator.

• A sentence with information about the main idea.

• Something that happened in real life.

• The part of the text that rhymes.

What is an 'Inference'?

• A guess based on evidence and reasoning.

• A funny part of the story.

• What the character wears.

• A personal opinion of the reader.

What is 'Evidence'?

• Proof that supports your answer.

• The name of the author.

• A detail about the author's life.

• The part of the text that rhymes.

What is a 'Conclusion'?

• A) A list of characters in the story.

• B) A question the reader asks.

• C) The title of the story.

• D) An opinion formed after reading a text.

What is a 'Summary'?

• The setting of the story.

• A guess based on feelings only.

• A short retelling of the main points of a text.

• The name of the author.

What is a 'Point of View'?

• The perspective from which the story is told.

• A repeated word or phrase.

• The setting of the story.

• A question the reader asks.

Who is the 'Narrator'?

• A guess based on feelings only.

• The person or voice telling the story.

• The time the story was written.

• The part of the text that rhymes.

What is 'Conflict'?

• The exact words from a story.

• The problem or struggle in the story.

• A question the reader asks.

• The part of the text that rhymes.