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Practice reading, SAT, Figurative Language
Practice reading, SAT, Figurative Language
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when I read a detailed question, I am looking for words that may include
bold
quotes
italize
parentheses
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I can understand the main idea with the help of
supporting detail
text structure
text features
words in context
3
Purpose questions ask why the author wrote something. It includes words like: In __ __
similar to
relation to
because of
order to
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If I learned a lesson from the Character in the story this is called
climax
story element
moral
plot
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A host, of golden daffodils; beside the lake, beneath the trees
hyperbole
imagery
flashback
metaphor
6
Six Flags is the aquarium of roller coasters
imagery
simile
allusion
metaphor
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A list of important information or facts
bullets
subheadings
index
category
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I need to make a logical deduction
infer
guess
question
use my imagination
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A great way to improve your reading skills is to improve your
text structure
knowledge
intelligence
vocabulary
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The
The Except
or
Least
questions ask me to find one answer that is
not supported by the text
in the text
helps me understand
not supported using context clues
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These questions have me look at surrounding words
vocabulary in context
text structure
supporting details
text features
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These questions help me understand the author’s feeling or opinions
author's point of view
mood and tone
author's purpose
tone and perspective
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Suggest/Infer/Imply/Agree questions invite creativity so I should
look for clues
Read Between the lines
make an inference
anwer the question
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I need to put together something that is more complex
validity
synthesize
analyze
facts
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The sky smiled, as the angry clouds raced across it.
imagery
personification
metaphor
idiom
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this tells me how the paragraphs are set up
sub headings
text structure
bold words
text features
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This text is usually written as factual but sometimes an opinion is written as fact
expository text
narrative text
autobiography
informational text
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This text strives to educate
expository text
narrative text
technical text
informational text
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One element common to every story in Literature
the mood
who is the character
the author
the setting
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The Foundation of a Novel or Story
antagonist
story element
plot
climax
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A passage does not explicitly state the main idea or central theme
the text structure of the paragraph
inferring the main point
supporting details
implied main idea
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This text is usually told as a story and sometimes has a timeline
autobiography
informational text
biography
narrative text