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  • List two words that are synonyms
  • What should you always include in a short response when taking the state test?
    Text evidence / an answer/claim
  • Here is a sample question from the state test: "What is the main way paragraph 3 connects with paragraph 8?" Which paragraphs should you look in to answer this question?
    Paragraphs 3 & 8
  • What is a footnote?
    A number next to a word in a text, you look at the bottom of the page to see the definition of the word
  • What is one type of author's purpose?
    Entertain, persuade, inform
  • What is a noun?
    Person, place, or thing
  • What is mood?
    The readers feelings while reading a text
  • What is a verb?
    an action word
  • What is an excerpt?
    A small part of a larger text
  • What is tone?
    The author's attitude about a certain topic/idea in a text
  • Name one element included in a plot of a story. (Think of a plot diagram)
    Exposition (beginning), rising action, climax, falling action, resolution (ending)
  • What is "central idea"?
    What the story/text is mostly about
  • What is a stanza?
    A paragraph in a poem/ separated by bigger spaces
  • What is fiction?
    A fake story
  • What is conflict?
    The problem in the story
  • What Is repetition?
    repeating words or phrases in a text
  • What is the author's purpose?
    why the author is writing a text
  • What is one test taking strategy you can use while taking a test?
  • Metaphor or Simile: You are my sunshine.
    Metaphor
  • What is theme?
    The message or lesson of the text
  • What is setting?
    Where and when a story takes place
  • What is non-fiction or informational text?
    A text about real things
  • Simile or Metaphor: Hugging a cat is like hugging happiness.
    Simile
  • what is one type of informational text structure?
    Compare & contrast, cause & effect, Sequence, description, problem & solution
  • What does it mean to make an inference or infer something?
    To make an educated guess
  • What is a protagonist?
    The main character