Which statement accurately explains how to make an inference as you read? Look for what an author does not say directly—but still wants you to understand. As you read, think about things that could never happen in this kind of article.

Which of the following is an example of figurative language? repetition inference personification

What is the resolution of a story?

What's the paragraph structure? Think of a bottle of soda pop. Before it is opened, there is no sign of bubbles. As soon as the bottle is opened, though, bubbles suddenly appear. In fact, they can foam because there of gas.

What must a sequence of events be in order to be considered a narrative?

Which is the best example of informational text? a social studies textbook, a science fiction novel, a book’s table of contents

What is the relationship between setting and mood?