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purposeful word choice
diction
graphic aids
syntax
cite
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a text structure that shows how or why one thing leads to another (reasons & results)
description
cause & effect
problem & solution
chronological order
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glossary
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bullets
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title page
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sidebar
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What page(s) would I go to if I wanted to read about flash floods?
page 8 or 14
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What would you read about in this section of the book?
women's basketball
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a group of words that may appear UNDER a title and reveal more about the text
diagram
sequence
subtitle
sidebar
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words that mean exactly what they say
inference
literal language
compare and contrast
figurative language
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a text structure that provides details about at topic
problem & solution
sequence
description
cause & effect
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the way a text is organized
text structure
cause and effect
chronological order
glossary
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a text structure that describes events in the order that they occur (timeline)
cause & effect
sequence
glossary
chronological order
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the main or unifying element in a text is the ...
writing style
central idea
denotation
literal language
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ideas used to support or develop a central idea
graphic aids
problem and solution
supporting details
heading
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bold or key words
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caption
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diagram
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What page would I turn to if I wanted to read about how the Constitution was created?
page 8
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words that mean more than what they say
literal language
figurative language
supporting details
writing style
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the distinctive way a writer writes
syntax
diction
cite
writing style
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What is happening in this photograph?
Dr. King is walking black children to a school that used to be all white.
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a concise, unbiased, factual presentation of the most important details in a text
supporting details
inference
graphic aids
objective summary
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a text structure that shows similarities and differences between two or more things
problem & solution
chronological order
compare & contrast
sequence
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to quote or refer to something as evidence
caption
diagram
cite
inference
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timeline
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a logical conclusion based on evidence
graphic aids
sidebar
inference
index
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a text structure that lists the steps in order
compare & contrast
problem & solution
chronological order
sequence
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the dictionary definition of a word
denotation
connotation
cite
subtitle
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the ideas and feelings associated with a word
figurative language
denotation
connotation
literal language
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What is a weapon?
any object that is used in defense in combat
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Name two deserts and the continent or country where they are located.
Answers will vary
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What organ does food travel through to get from your mouth to your stomach?
esophagus
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a group of words at the beginning of a text that tells the reader what it will be about
subtitle
title
graphic aids
denotation
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What will you read about in this section of the book?
the history of Ferrari
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visuals like pictures, charts, maps... used to support, clarify, or enhance info in a text
diagram
connotation
graphic aids
title
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a text structure that presents a problem and potential solutions
problem & solution
text structure
cause & effect
sequence
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What is the difference between magma and lava?
Magma is below Earth's surface and lava is above Earth's surface.
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the way the writer arranges words and phrases to build sentences
title
diction
syntax
subheading
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What page would I look on to find information about ocean mammals?
page 20 and 21
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Who is this man?
MLK's father
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map
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index
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What page would I turn to if I wanted to read about staying safe around electricity?
page 20
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