EOG Vocabulary Challenge

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Froggy Jumps EOG Vocabulary ChallengeOnline version Test your knowledge of EOG vocabulary with this fun quiz game! by Sherry Allen 1 What does 'analyze' mean in EOG vocabulary? a To ignore completely. b To examine in detail. c To summarize briefly. 2 What is the meaning of 'infer'? a To ask a question. b To draw a conclusion from evidence. c To state a fact. 3 What does 'summarize' mean? a To give a brief statement of the main points. b To elaborate on details. c To create a new story. 4 What does 'context' refer to? a The author's name. b The main idea of a text. c The circumstances surrounding a text. 5 What is a 'theme' in literature? a The author's biography. b The lesson learned. c The title of the book. 6 What does 'evaluate' mean? a To ignore the details. b To assess the value or significance. c To memorize information. 7 What is the meaning of 'compare'? a To summarize a text. b To create a new concept. c To identify similarities and differences. 8 What does 'contrast' mean? a To highlight differences. b To find similarities. c To rewrite a text. 9 What does 'predict' mean? a To make an educated guess about future events. b To describe past events. c To list facts. 10 What is the purpose of 'context clues'? a To help understand the meaning of unknown words. b To confuse the reader. c To provide irrelevant information. 11 What is the meaning of emphasize? a to point out something as important b to ignore a detail because it's not important c to circle something to remember it 12 What does convey mean? a to hide details b to show or explain c to transport materials 13 A metaphor.... a compares unlike things using like or as b is when objects have human qualities c compares unlike things not using like or as 14 Evidence is.... a proof or facts to support b your opinion on a subject c daydreaming about a topic 15 What does "contribute" mean? a to take away b to stay the same c to support or add to 16 What is a "idiom"? a word or phrase with a different meaning b a word with similar meaning c a word that is an antonym 17 What is a "simile"? a a comparison using like or as b a comparison without using like or as c a statement of the opposite 18 What is "personification"? a giving objects/animals human traits b giving objects/animals sounds c giving objects/animals the ability to hear

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EOG Vocabulary ChallengeOnline version

by Sherry Allen

What does 'analyze' mean in EOG vocabulary?

What is the meaning of 'infer'?

What does 'summarize' mean?

What does 'context' refer to?

What is a 'theme' in literature?

What does 'evaluate' mean?

What is the meaning of 'compare'?

What does 'contrast' mean?

What does 'predict' mean?

What is the purpose of 'context clues'?

What is the meaning of emphasize?

What does convey mean?

A metaphor....

Evidence is....

What does "contribute" mean?

What is a "idiom"?

What is a "simile"?

What is "personification"?