Oklahoma Core Curriculum Test
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This slide show aids 5th grade students in preparing for reading comprehension and vocabulary tests in a playful "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" format. Activities include identifying correct resources for word pronunciation, understanding synonyms, antonyms, and homonyms, and practicing alphabetical ordering of words. Key questions test skills in finding definitions, pronunciation, and using indexes and glossaries. Enhance your students' reading and language skills while making learning fun.
Oklahoma Core Curriculum Test
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Oklahoma Core Curriculum Test 5th Grade Item Specifications Reading
This slide show can be used in the “Who Wants To Be A Millionaire” format for student preparation
If you need help pronouncing a certain word, you would look in: • A. A Almanac • B. A Dictionary • C. A Thesaurus • D. An Encyclopedia
If you need help pronouncing a certain word, you would look in: • B. A Dictionary
What would be a synonym for the word coat? • A. Remove • B. Jacket • C. Brush • D. Bump
What would be a synonym for the word coat? • B. Jacket
What is a homonym for the word piece? • A. Part • B. Calm • C. Section • D. Peace
What is a homonym for the word piece? • D. Peace
What is an antonym for the word night? • A. Important • B. Different • C. Day • D. Ordinary
What is an antonym of the word salt? • A. Ketchup • B. Mustard • C. Pepper • D. Barbeque Sauce
What is an antonym of the word salt? • C. Pepper
If you wanted to know how to say the word circus, you could look in: • A. A Dictionary • B. An Encyclopedia • C. An Almanac • D. A Thesaurus
If you wanted to know how to say the word circus, you could look in: • A. A Dictionary
Where would you look to find a word that means the same as prize? • A. Atlas • B. Encyclopedia • C. Thesaurus • D. Almanac
Where would you look to find a word that means the same as prize? • C. Thesaurus
Which list of words is listed in correct alphabetical order? • A Pinky, Patty, Polly, Pamela • B rabbit, real, robin, rule • C clown, circus, could, can • D tents, teacher, touched, tying
Which list of words is listed in correct alphabetical order? • B rabbit, real, robin, rule
Which list of words is listed in correct alphabetical order? • A. contest, corner, courage • B. moment, motto, morning • C. word, woman, would • D. proud, prize, prune
Which list of words is listed in correct alphabetical order? • A. contest, corner, courage
Which list of words is written in correct alphabetical order? • A. frost, friend, freedom • B. bright, break, broom • C. judge, jump, just • D. plan, pluck, please
Which list of words is written in correct alphabetical order? • C. judge, jump, just
Between which two subjects would you find arrowheads in your encyclopedia? • A. ants and Apaches • B. aardvarks and armor • C. arenas and artists • D. airplanes and almanacs
Between which two subjects would you find arrowheads in your encyclopedia? • C. arenas and artists
Between which two subjects would you find elephant in your encyclopedia? • A. eagle and ear • B. elbow and elk • C. ellipse and emu • D. energy and engine
Between which two subjects would you find elephant in your encyclopedia? • B. elbow and elk
Between which two guide words would you find customer in your dictionary? • A. compact and crafty • B. crowd and crystal • C. cunning and current • D. cushion and cycle
Between which two guide words would you find customer in your dictionary? • D. cushion and cycle
To find out what pages in your science book talk about elephants, you would look in the: • A. table of contents. • B. glossary. -- C. index. • D. title page.
To find out what pages in your science book talk about elephants, you would look in the: • C. index.
Where would a student look to find the correct way to say the word “pelican”? • A. in the table of contents • B. in the glossary • C. on the title page • D. at the chapter headings
Where would a student look to find the correct way to say the word “pelican”? • B. in the glossary
To find out which chapter in a science book talks about pelicans, a student would look: • A. in the glossary. • B. in the index. • C. on the title page. • D. in the table of contents.
To find out which chapter in a science book talks about pelicans, a student would look: • D. in the table of contents.
Play Day 1 My Friend and I went out to play on a bright and sunny day. We jumped and skipped, 5 and then we ran. We twirled and dipped and made a plan. My friend and I went out to play. • It was fun to swing, swirl, and sway. __________________________________________________________________________________________ Lines two and three have the same sound at the end. What is this called? • A. rhyme • B. rhythm • C. tone • D .beat
Play Day 1 My Friend and I went out to play on a bright and sunny day. We jumped and skipped, 5 and then we ran. We twirled and dipped and made a plan. My friend and I went out to play. • It was fun to swing, swirl, and sway. __________________________________________________________________________________________ Lines two and three have the same sound at the end. What is this called? • A. rhyme
Play Day • 1 My Friend and I • went out to play • on a bright and sunny day. • We jumped and skipped, • 5 and then we ran. • We twirled and dipped and made a plan. • My friend and I went out to play. • 10 It was fun to swing, swirl, and sway. • __________________________________________ • In line 10, “swirl, swing, and sway” are examples of: • A. rhyme. • B. rhythm. • C. beat. • D. alliteration.
Play Day • 1 My Friend and I • went out to play • on a bright and sunny day. • We jumped and skipped, • 5 and then we ran. • We twirled and dipped and made a plan. • My friend and I went out to play. • 8 It was fun to swing, swirl, and sway. • __________________________________________ • In line 8, “swirl, swing, and sway” are examples of: • D. alliteration.
Play Day • 1 My Friend and I • went out to play • on a bright and sunny day. • We jumped and skipped, • 5 and then we ran. • We twirled and dipped and made a plan. • My friend and I went out to play. • 8 It was fun to swing, swirl, and sway. • _______________________________________ • Which lines from the poem rhyme? • A. 1 and 3 • B. 2 and 3 • C. 4 and 5 • D . 4 and 6
Play Day • 1 My Friend and I • went out to play • on a bright and sunny day. • We jumped and skipped, • 5 and then we ran. • We twirled and dipped and made a plan. • My friend and I went out to play. • 8 It was fun to swing, swirl, and sway. • _______________________________________ • Which lines from the poem rhyme? • B. 2 and 3
If you want to find out how to spell a word properly, you would look in: • A. A Dictionary • B. An Almanac • C. An Atlas • D. A Thesaurus
If you want to find out how to spell a word properly, you would look in: • A. A Dictionary
A book of facts published annually is known as: • A. A Dictionary • B. An Almanac • C. An Encyclopedia • D. An Atlas
A book of facts published annually is known as: • B. An Almanac
If you wanted to know which states border Nebraska, you would look in: • A. An Atlas • B. An Almanac • C. A Dictionary • D. A Thesaurus
If you wanted to know which states border Nebraska, you would look in: • A. An Atlas
If you wanted to know which state has the least amount of rain, you would look in a: • A. Dictionary • B. Encyclopedia • C. Atlas • D. Almanac
If you wanted to know which state has the least amount of rain, you would look in a: • D. Almanac
The words lovely, and pretty, are examples of: • A. Antonyms • B. Synonyms • C. Homonyms
The words lovely, and pretty, are examples of: • B. Synonyms