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gods, goddesses, something in nature, good vs, evil
fables
prose
myths
poems
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The tv talked all night long.
personification
metaphor
simile
alliteration
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What is plot development?
the parts of a plot diagram
compare and contrast
the way the story makes you feel
the tone of the author
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the type or kind
plot
genre
theme
character
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how the writer feels about their topic
emotions
tone
mood
attitude
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a constructed response should never be less than
8 complete sentences
a page with indentions
10 complete sentences
a paragraph
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Can Sam plan in the van near the fan?
alliteration
assonance
stanza
idiom
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reading the words around a word to determine its meaning
suffix
prefix
homonyms
context clues
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the perspective from which the story is being told
character analysis
theme
plot
point of view
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the reason an author writes
author's purpose
dramas
poetry
theme
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the first step of a constructed response
reread and circle
restate and answer in a complete sentence
give three examples from the text
explain each example from the text
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How many examples should you give in a constructed response
3
1
5
2
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poetry
stanza, lines, meter, rhythm
props, costumes, scenes, acts
text structure and plot
paragraphs and moral lesson
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Who is the protagonist?
the teacher
the professional
the main character
the villain
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using words in different ways/ non literal
slang
sound effects
narrating
figurative language
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A simile
a tongue twister
is saying one things is another
is big grin
compares two things using "like" or "as"
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the lesson learned, moral, the message
character
plot development
theme
poem
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what happens and why
problem and solution
compare and contrast
lots of describing words
cause and effect
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What are the text structures for fiction?
sequence
compare and contrast
buildings, wood, nails
linear, non linear, circular
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setting
the climax
the people in a story
when and where a story takes palce
how the story ends
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a story told by someone who experiences it or was there
firsthand account
theme
author
secondhand account
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the turning point, the big moment
climax
exposition
falling action
rising action
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letters added to the beginning of a word to change its meaning
adjectives
adverbs
prefixes
suffixes
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persuade
to make you feel emotions
imagery
to teach or explain something
to convince you to think their way
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what the entire passage is about
the resolution
central idea
the climax
theme
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telling how things are alike and different
question and answer
events in order
description
compare and contrast
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What is plot development?
building a business
drawing a venn diagram
genres
how the plot diagram flows in fiction
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ways an author gives us extra information to enhance our understanding
going to the library
paragraphs
text features/ visuals
detention
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written or told by someone who was not there
secondhand account
firsthand account
plot
theme
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Sallly sells seashells by the seashore.
simile
hyperbole
onomatopoeia
alliteration
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the ending of the plot, conclusion
rising action
resolution
falling action
exposition
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Implicit means
it is new information
important
you must create your own thoughts based on what you've read
it is stated in the text
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When comparing two stories on the same topics, compare
genre, characters, setting, pov, and topic
illustrations, and main idea
maps, charts, graphs, and subtitles
the authors
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Who is the antagonist?
Mrs. Akers
main character
the hero
the person going against the main character
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events after the climax, loose ends tied up
exposition
rising action
falling action
resolution
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Explicit information mean
a secret
it is found in the title
it is stated in the text
it isn't found in the text, you must infer
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the events leading to climax, conflict builds
resolution
exposition
rising action
falling action
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Her eyes were diamonds in the night.
alliteration
simile
metaphor
personification
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Tommy is feeling under the weather today.
metaphor
idiom
assonance
alliteration
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You can answer a constructed response in a few sentences.
False
True
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dilemma, crisis, issue, concern
poetry
problem and solution
events in order
compare and contrast
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1st person point of view
they, them
I, me, my, mine, us, we
you, your, yours
he , it, she, they, hers, character names
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Using your schema and text evidence to draw conclusion
inferring
pretending
research
mood
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how the reader feels when reading a selection
tone
sorrow
mood
excited
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to summarize a story
retell your feeling throughout
somebody, wanted, but, so, then
restate, answer, examples, and explain
tell characters and setting
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sound alike, different meanings
across, around
bat, trunk, saw, rock, park
small, tiny
tall, short
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the way a selection is organized
text features
poems
text structure
myths
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characters, costumes, scenes, acts, props, stage directions
drama/ play
myth
poem
fable
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words that mean the opposite
prefixes
antonyms
synonyms
suffixes
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written to teach or explain
entertain
inform
sing a song
entertain
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the sequence of events in a fictional story
timeline
paragraphs
plot
climax
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introduces the setting, characters, and problem
exposition
rising action
falling action
climax
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Second sentence in a constructed response..
restate
Give a piece of evidence from the text
Explain in your words.
wrap it up
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words that mean the same
prefixes
synonyms
suffixes
antonyms
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character analysis
happy or sad
feelings, actions, speech, thoughts
drawing a plot diagram
to teach a lesson
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letters added to the end of a word to change its meaning
word parts
letters
suffixes
prefixes
