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Opposite ideas near each for effect using parallel structure (example: United we stand; divided we fall.)

antithesis

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What is a tool or strategy you can use on the FAST Reading test to help you be more successful?

highlighter, choice eliminator, scroll to the paragraph and re-read, double-check before moving to next passage, use extra time if needed

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There are 4 types of archetypes. Can you name at least 2 of them?

Character, Setting, Situational, Symbol

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seesaw

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magnet

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rocket

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banana

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Simile, metaphor, personification, hyperbole, allusion, alliteration, and idiom are all examples of...

figurative language

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Words near each other that start with the same sound; repetition of initial (beginning) sounds in two or more nearby words

alliteration

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What is the author's attitude toward the topic called?

author's perspective

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What is something you should read or notice when you first start a new passage set?

Notice the title. See if there is background information at the top. Is it prose/poetry or info? One passage or 2 to compare?

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the pattern of rhyming lines; named using the letters of the alphabet (for example, AABBAABB)

rhyme scheme

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The distance between the left and right edges of a line in poetry

line length

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trap

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seesaw

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gift

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banana

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the rhyming of the words at the end of the line; words with the same ending sounds

end rhyme

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thief

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star

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gift

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thief

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The process of thinking about something in a logical way in order to form a conclusion or judgment

logical reasoning

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Source-based information including facts, figures, and details used to support the writer’s ideas (statistics, quotes, support, charts, etc.)

evidence

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a typical character, setting, situation, or symbol that recurs in different versions of a story; a common element in many stories

archetype

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