1. Reading
Review

2. What is the main idea of a paragraph?
The genre of the paragraph.
What the paragraph is mainly about.
The reason the author wrote the paragraph.
How the paragraph is ended.

3. What is the complete subject of this sentence?
Sarah, Michele, and Patty planted flowers by the fence.
Sarah, Michele, and Patty
planted
planted flowers by the fence
Sarah

4. What is the complete subject of this sentence?
Franklin and Mark went fishing on the bank of the river.
Franklin
went fishing on the bank of the river.
Mark
Franklin and Mark

5. What is the complete predicate of this sentence?
The sun was warm on the
bear’s back.
The sun
was warm on the bear’s back
was warm
sun was warm on the bear

6. Which sentence has correct subject/verb agreement?
Magnets does attract iron and steel.
There be three branches of government.
Paul Revere is remembered for being helpful in the American Revolution.
Greece were where the Olympics was held.

7. What are the three reasons authors write stories?
to planning, to invite, to entertain
to persuade, to inform, to entertain,
to party, to inform, to elaborate
to persuade, to illustrate, to embellish

8. What is the adjective in this sentence?
The small boat swayed in the wind.
The small boat
small boat swayed
boat
small

9. Is the underlined part the SUBJECT or the PREDICATE?
Squirrels and rabbits camouflage themselves in the snow.
predicate
subject

10. Is the underlined part the SUBJECT or the PREDICATE?
Plants adapt to survive in various habitats.
predicate
subject

11. Which type of word is the underlined word?
The bike gently leaned against the tree.
verb
adverb
subject
adjective

12. What kind of word is the underlined word?
The dry soil crumbled in the man’s hands.
adjective
adverb
noun
verb

13. What resource could you use to find the meaning of the word amphibian?
The amphibian jumped into the pond.
dictionary
thesaurus
index
encyclopedia

14. What is a supporting detail?
A sentence that tells what the paragraph is about.
A word that is the opposite of the main idea.
There are no supporting details in writing.
A sentence that gives an example related to the main idea.

15. That’s All Folks!