A text could be organized by using which of the following?
main idea
thesis statement
details
subheadings
Not all author's tell us everything in a text, therefore I need to make .... as I read.
Inferences
Summaries
Settings
Point of View
The main message in which the author is trying to convey in the text. The lesson to be learned.
Central Idea
Summary
Inference
Theme
When thinking of cause and effect, the effect refers to...?
why it happened
did it happen
what happened
how it happened
I am the most important point (or points) an author is trying to make about a topic.
Central Idea
Subtitles
Theme
Text Structure
When the direction state, "read this article" I know that ...?
article is fictional
article is informational
article is written in first person
article will have a claim and counterclaim
Where the story takes place and impacts the actions and thoughts of a character is called.
Climax
Inference
Influences
Setting
When I am unsure of the meaning of the word, and I look for nearby words, they are called...
Academic Language
Inferences
Context Blues
Context Clues
When a question states, what is the BEST possible answer I know that...?
I need to find the central idea.
I need to panic.
There are 2 answers that may appear correct
Context Clues are important.
The perspective from which the story is told is referred to as the author's...?
Purpose
Point of View
Theme
Central Idea
The tone of a story refers to the author's....?
position on the topic
inspiration for writing
attitude towards topic
argument on the text
When thinking of cause and effect, the cause refers to...?
how it happened
why it happened
did it happen
what happened
The thesis statement is located in the...
Introduction
Body Paragraphs
Introduction and Conclusion
Conclusion
As I read a text, I must _______ in order to make my understanding stronger.
Analyze
Summarize & Analyze
Annotate
Summarize
In poetry the sections of the text, which look like paragraphs, are refer to as...?
Prose
Poetry paragraphs
Rhyming schemes
Stanzas
The turning point in a text is usually refer to as .... ?
Protagonist
Climax
Exposition
Antagonist
When looking for similarities and differences I am also looking to ...?
only the similarities
compare and contrast
supporting details
only the differences
What is one skill that returns in every question of the text no matter what it is?
Author's Purpose
Context Clues
Citing Evidence
Point of View