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GLow Up

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Class Challenge

Introduction

WELCOME TO THE GLOW UP CHALLENGE Your mission: ✨ Help your class reach 250 points to GLOW UP ✨ Choose a level and earn that many points for each right answer. The harder the question, the more points you earn! Aswer the questions to earn as many points as possible and help your class GLOW UP! BUT, once you've answered a question, you cannot answer it again. Click on the DJ to move onto the next one! GOOD LUCK!

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Eric watched Mark go up to bat first. “It’s not fair! Why does Mark always get to go first?” Question: Which word BEST describes how Eric is feeling about Mark?

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Everyone should visit France. The country is beautiful. The cafes serve delicious food and drink. There are many museums to visit. Question: Which word BEST describes how the author feels about visiting France?

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Olivia stood at the top of the stairs. She did not want to go into the basement. What if there are spiders? She also doesn’t like the strange sounds that come from it.

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Seagulls fly across the sky, Quick as a wink, They’ll pass you by. Beauty and majesty in flight, Such a wonderful delight. Question: Which word describes how fast seagulls fly?

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(1) Seagulls fly across the sky (2) Quick as a wink (3) They’ll pass you by (4) Beauty and majesty in flight (5) Such a wonderful delight A simile is a comparison using “like” or “as.”

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Sara put the apple in her desk and left the room. Jose really wanted a taste of the apple. Sam said he wished Sara would share. Kent hid something in his locker. Suddenly, Sara screamed. “Someone stole my apple!” Who is the thief? Question: Which character’s behavior is MOST suspicious?

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Making jello is fun. Boil a cup of water on the stove. Add the jello mix and stir. Add another cup of water and stir. Pour into four cups. Place the cups in the refrigerator for two hours until jello forms. Question: In addition to a refrigerator, what other appliance is needed to make jello?

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(1) Making jello is fun. (2) Boil a cup of water on the stove. (3) Add the jello mix and stir. (4) Add another cup of water and stir. (5) Pour into four cups. (6) Place the cups in the refrigerator… Question: Which sentence contains the second step in making jello?

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Making jello is fun. Boil a cup of water on the stove. Add the jello mix and stir. Add another cup of water and stir. Pour into four cups. Place the cups in the refrigerator for two hours until jello forms. Question: What is the author's purpose for this text?

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Look at the chart. Which are the TWO least popular flavors?

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Which group of words BEST describes the sun?

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Which group of words BEST describe a dog

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large, furry, sharp claws, skilled hunter, long tail, stripes,

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If you go to the movies on Tuesday night, you shouldn't have to wait ____ long.

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Joey loves going to summer camp. He likes seeing all of his friends. He likes playing card games. He especially likes playing soccer. He wants to go again next year. Question: What does Joey like to do BEST at summer camp?

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Thelma loves ice cream. She chose a chocolate scoop with a cone. After the first lick, it fell to the ground. Thelma began to cry. Her mother took her home. Question: Why did Thelma become upset?

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When Robert comes home from school, he cleans up the house and runs the vacuum. Then, he begins dinner. Finally, he starts his homework. Question: Which word BEST describes Robert?

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Paul was nervous about his essay grade. He was tired from spending so much time writing it. The teacher put the paper on his desk upside down. He smiled when he turned it around. Question: Why do you think Paul smiled?

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Someone was making fun of Tanya’s friend, Ellen. Three other children joined in. Tanya became upset and stood up for Ellen. Everyone left Ellen alone. Question: Which word BEST describes Tanya?

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Asher’s math grade went down. He decided to pay attention in class. He also completed all of his classwork and homework. His grade improved! Question: What is the theme?

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Mona wanted to buy a fancy cupcake. It was large and colorful. Her mother told her not to buy it. Mona spent all her money on it anyway. Unfortunately, it tasted horrible. Question: What is the theme?

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Bob made the basketball team, but Joe didn’t. Joe made up mean rumors about Bob that were not true. Joe ended up losing his friendship with Bob. Question: What is the theme?

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Willow likes to solve complex crossword puzzles. She is also very good at math. She likes to create crossword puzzles that contain math problems. Question: Which TWO words BEST describe Willow?

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Sofia: Set the table, they will be coming soon. Luca: Okay. Sofia: Then, put the cake in the center of the table. Jasper: Can I help? I want to help! Sofia: After the cake is put out, you can help. Jasper: What can I do? Sofia: You can blow up some balloons. Question: Which BEST describes the structure of this passage?

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Why did the bicycle fall over? Because it was two tired. Why is a baseball stadium always cold? Because it is full of fans. Question: What is the author’s purpose?

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Nolan drifted in and out of sleep. Is someone hiding in the closet? He hid under the covers as fast as lightning. Monsters are his deepest fear. Question: What is the tone of this passage?

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The sun kissed Kara’s skin as she secured her blanket. The waves pounded the sand in a steady rhythm. The salty air filled Kara’s soul and made her smile. Question: Which sentence BEST tells what the story is about?

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The sun kissed Kara’s skin as she secured her blanket. Question: Which figurative language device is being used?

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Harper ran into her room. Bang! She slammed the door shut. She did not want to talk about what happened. She screamed in frustration. Question: Which sentence BEST tells what the story is about?

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Bang! She slammed the door shut. Question: Which figurative language device is being used?

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They say I’m as tall as the Empire State Building. They think it is a compliment, but it makes me feel bad. People need to think before they talk. Question: Which sentence BEST tells what the story is about?

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They say I’m as tall as the Empire State Building. Question: Which figurative language device is being used?

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Everyone likes my sister. Sweet Sonya is an angel. She is kind to those in need. She never leaves anyone out. Question: Which sentence BEST tells what the story is about?

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Ava and her mother bought tickets and sat in the third row. They also bought popcorn. They were home by 6:00 p.m. Question: What can you infer about Ava’s day?

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Elliot got a Lego set for his birthday. At first, he struggled, but after a few days, he completed it and was proud. Question: Which is a summary of this passage?

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Mother was upset because the party was starting soon. The kids cleaned and helped decorate. Mother smiled with relief. Question: What is the theme?

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Mark is great at math and reading. His mind works quickly, and he learns fast. Question: What does the author want you to think about Mark?

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Mark enjoys school and learns quickly. His skills are strong in many subjects. Question: What is the tone?

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Alice fell quickly down a deep tunnel and had no time to think before falling further. Question: How is Alice most likely feeling?

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The sun kissed Kara’s skin as she secured her blanket. The waves pounded the sand in a steady rhythm. The salty air filled Kara’s soul and made her smile. Question: Which sentence BEST tells what the story is about?

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Which text feature names the title of the chapters and provides their page numbers?

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Which text feature helps keep a text organized by naming sections?

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Which text feature gives extra information and is found on the side or bottom of a page?

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Which text feature helps readers understand important words?

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Ezra saw that Bill made the team and slammed the door. What was Ezra’s first reaction?

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Hope cried when she found out she didn’t get the role, but her best friend Annie did. She didn't even know Annie was auditioning. How did Hope feel at first?

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Mary only thought about herself and didn’t miss her mother. What is the BEST word to describe Mary?

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Mrs. Medlock is described as strict and serious. Joey doesn't like following rules. What will most likely happen?

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The grass is dry, the sun is beating down, and everything looks dull and lifeless. What is the BEST description of the weather?

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Which part of the plot shows the problem in a story?

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Which part of the story is the most exciting moment?

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“I am so proud of my record,” the player said. What point of view is this?

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“Life is a highway full of ups and downs.” What type of figurative language is used?

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Which author’s purpose is written just for enjoyment?

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