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Rhyme - ANSWER ✓ Repetition of sounds at the end of words
rhythm - ANSWER ✓ Pattern of sounds that adds what feels like beat to the
poem
rhyme scheme - ANSWER ✓ the pattern of rhyming that happens at the end of
the poem's lines
Repetition Technique in a poem - ANSWER ✓ Repeating words or lines to add
rhythm and show importance
cause and effect - ANSWER ✓ The reason something happens and the result of it
happening.
point of view - ANSWER ✓ the perspective from which a story is told
Affixes - ANSWER ✓ parts added to the beginning (prefix) or end (suffix) of a
root word to create new words.
root - ANSWER ✓ base part of a word
problem and solution - ANSWER ✓ a text structure that states an issue and ways
to solve it
1st person point of view - ANSWER ✓ uses I, me, my pronouns
singular noun - ANSWER ✓ names one person, place, thing, or idea
, plural noun - ANSWER ✓ names more than one person, place, thing, or idea
irregular plurals - ANSWER ✓ Words that do not follow the "rules" when
changing to a plural
abstract noun - ANSWER ✓ names an idea, a feeling, a quality, or a
characteristic. Things you can't see or touch
present tense - ANSWER ✓ shows action that is happening now
future tense - ANSWER ✓ Shows cations that will happen in the future
past tense - ANSWER ✓ shows action that has already happened
irregular verbs - ANSWER ✓ The past tense doesn't add an -ed
Pronoun - ANSWER ✓ A word that takes the place of a noun (he, she, it)
simple sentence - ANSWER ✓ one subject and one verb and tells a whole
thought. Only one main clause.
compound sentence - ANSWER ✓ two or more independent clauses
3rd person point of view - ANSWER ✓ narrator - uses names and pronouns like
he, she, them, they
compare and contrast - ANSWER ✓ a text structure analyzing two things, finding
the differences and similarities
central message - ANSWER ✓ Big idea or lesson a story teaches.
key details - ANSWER ✓ Important details in a story that support the main idea
of the story.
lesson or moral - ANSWER ✓ What readers learn from the story. Teaches
something about life.
CORRECT SOLUTIONS||100%
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GRADED||UPDATED 2026/2027
SYLLABUS||<<NEWEST VERSION>>
Rhyme - ANSWER ✓ Repetition of sounds at the end of words
rhythm - ANSWER ✓ Pattern of sounds that adds what feels like beat to the
poem
rhyme scheme - ANSWER ✓ the pattern of rhyming that happens at the end of
the poem's lines
Repetition Technique in a poem - ANSWER ✓ Repeating words or lines to add
rhythm and show importance
cause and effect - ANSWER ✓ The reason something happens and the result of it
happening.
point of view - ANSWER ✓ the perspective from which a story is told
Affixes - ANSWER ✓ parts added to the beginning (prefix) or end (suffix) of a
root word to create new words.
root - ANSWER ✓ base part of a word
problem and solution - ANSWER ✓ a text structure that states an issue and ways
to solve it
1st person point of view - ANSWER ✓ uses I, me, my pronouns
singular noun - ANSWER ✓ names one person, place, thing, or idea
, plural noun - ANSWER ✓ names more than one person, place, thing, or idea
irregular plurals - ANSWER ✓ Words that do not follow the "rules" when
changing to a plural
abstract noun - ANSWER ✓ names an idea, a feeling, a quality, or a
characteristic. Things you can't see or touch
present tense - ANSWER ✓ shows action that is happening now
future tense - ANSWER ✓ Shows cations that will happen in the future
past tense - ANSWER ✓ shows action that has already happened
irregular verbs - ANSWER ✓ The past tense doesn't add an -ed
Pronoun - ANSWER ✓ A word that takes the place of a noun (he, she, it)
simple sentence - ANSWER ✓ one subject and one verb and tells a whole
thought. Only one main clause.
compound sentence - ANSWER ✓ two or more independent clauses
3rd person point of view - ANSWER ✓ narrator - uses names and pronouns like
he, she, them, they
compare and contrast - ANSWER ✓ a text structure analyzing two things, finding
the differences and similarities
central message - ANSWER ✓ Big idea or lesson a story teaches.
key details - ANSWER ✓ Important details in a story that support the main idea
of the story.
lesson or moral - ANSWER ✓ What readers learn from the story. Teaches
something about life.
