Flocabulary Content Comprehension 2 — Questions and Answers
Question 1: When a Flocabulary video uses context clues to define a word, what strategy is being demonstrated?
- Rote memorization
- Using surrounding words and ideas to figure out meaning (Correct answer)
- Looking up every word in a dictionary
- Skipping unknown words
Correct answer: Using surrounding words and ideas to figure out meaning
Context clues are words and phrases surrounding an unfamiliar word that help reveal its meaning.
Question 2: In Flocabulary's academic vocabulary instruction, what does the prefix 'anti-' generally indicate?
- In favor of
- Before
- Against or opposing (Correct answer)
- After
Correct answer: Against or opposing
The prefix 'anti-' means against or opposing, as in 'antibiotic' or 'antisocial.'
Question 3: A Flocabulary lesson asks students to identify the 'protagonist.' Who is this character?
- The villain of the story
- The narrator of the story
- The main character the story follows (Correct answer)
- A minor supporting character
Correct answer: The main character the story follows
The protagonist is the central character whose journey drives the story forward.
Question 4: Which reading comprehension skill involves deciding whether a source is trustworthy and unbiased?
- Summarizing
- Evaluating credibility (Correct answer)
- Making predictions
- Identifying the setting
Correct answer: Evaluating credibility
Evaluating credibility means assessing whether an author or source is reliable, accurate, and free from bias.
Question 5: In a Flocabulary informational text lesson, what is the purpose of a 'heading'?
- To entertain the reader with a story
- To signal the main idea of the section that follows (Correct answer)
- To provide a list of vocabulary words
- To summarize the entire article
Correct answer: To signal the main idea of the section that follows
Headings organize text into sections and give readers a preview of the topic discussed below.
Question 6: If a passage is written in the first-person point of view, which pronoun would appear most often?
- He/she
- They
- I/we (Correct answer)
- You
Correct answer: I/we
First-person point of view uses 'I' and 'we' because the narrator speaks from their own perspective.
Question 7: What does it mean when a Flocabulary song lyric uses 'figurative language'?
- The words are meant to be taken exactly as written
- The words create an image or comparison beyond their literal meaning (Correct answer)
- The words are misspelled intentionally
- The words are from another language
Correct answer: The words create an image or comparison beyond their literal meaning
Figurative language, such as metaphors and similes, goes beyond literal meaning to create vivid imagery or comparisons.
When a Flocabulary video uses context clues to define a word, what strategy is being demonstrated?