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characterization
Nonfic
Authors highlight and explain who a character is; uses dialogue, thoughts
fiction
Belief or judgment about a topic given by a professional or knowledgeable
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Ways in which two distinct ideas are similar
To draw a parallel between
To infer
Expert opinion
To develop
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Curious incident of the dog in the night time: genre, realistic fiction
True
False
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Figurative language
Nonfiction
Similes, metaphors, onomatopoei, personificatio, hyperbol,imagery
Fiction
Perspectiv, action, attempt
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Plot
Nonfiction
Sequence of interconnected events in a story
Fiction
State their own views on others
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To draw a parallel between
Show ways in which 2 distinct ideas are similar
A belief or judgment about a given topic
Nonfiction
Fiction
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Romeo and Juliet: genre, drama
True
False
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Fiction-literature created from the imagination
True
False
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Expert opinion- a belief or huh ment about a topic given by a professional or knowledgeable person
True
False
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Similes metaphors, personification imagery, hyperbole, onomatopoeia
Characterization
Figurative language
Claim
To infer
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Support/ lead a reader to an idea
To develop
To infer
Drama
To draw a parallel between
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Stories people tell about their experiences
Expert opinion
Central idea
Anecdotal evidence
Plot
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Nonfiction: Types of infomation you can use
Claim,plot,setting
Theme, time, space, action
Resources, action, central idea
Statistics, expert opinion, anecdotal evidence
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Cental idea π‘
Fiction
General meaning of a text
Turning point in a story
Nonfiction
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Evidence to find the answers or make a generalization
To develop
Central idea
To draw a parallel between
To infer
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perspective of the storyteller (1st, 3rd..)
Symbolism
Parallel between
Expert opinion
Narrator point of view
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climax
Fiction
Perspective
Turing point in a story
Nonfiction
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Reality check: authors purpose , to inform
False
True
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Author organization
Information, labels,
Periods, punch,realistic fiction
Statistic, options, constructions
By topic, subtitle, subheadings, cause and effect, one large text descrip
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General meaning or big idea of a text
Central idea
Setting
Claim
Expert opinion
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Authors techniques
Alternating chaps. specific details due to character, symbolism
information, paragraphs, periods, punctuation
One large text
5-act plot structure
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Turning point in a story
Plot
Claim
Climax
Theme
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Nonfiction-writing that is based off facts, real events, and real people, such as history or a biography
True
False
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Setting
Where and when a story takes place
Fiction
Non fiction
Message or big Idea
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Statistics π
Literature that mainly revolves around math
Nonfiction
Numbers or facts used to provide convincing information
Fiction
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Sequence of interconnected events within a story
Plot
main idea
Claim
Sequence
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State their own views or the views of others
Anecdotal opinion
Claim
To develop
Plot
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use of objects or ideas to represent ideas and qualities
Anecdotal evidence
Symbolism
Central idea
Theme
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Symbolism
Fiction
Nonfiction
Use of objects or ideas to represent ideas an qualities
Explain who a character is, by dialogue, thoughts etc..
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Belief or judgment about a topic given by a professional or knowledgeable person
Narrator of view
Expert opinion
Climax
Claim
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Claim
Nonfiction
State their own veiws or the veiws of others
evidence to find the answer or to make a generalization
Fiction
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Narrator point of veiw
Perspective of writer (1st, 3rd)
Nonfiction
Fiction
Perspective of storyteller (2nd)
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Are you ready for ELA midterm?
True
False
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To infer
message or main idea of a story
Nonfiction
Use evidence to find the answer or make a generalization
Fiction
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numbers or facts used to provide Convincing information
Math
Statistics
Central idea
Claim
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Romeo and Julie, genre, nonfiction
True
False
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Reality check: authors purpose , drama
False
True
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Anecdotal evidence
Nonfiction
State their own veiws
Fiction
Stories that tell people about their expirences
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where and when a story takes place
Setting
Statistics
Expert opinion
Climax
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To develop
Nonfiction
Ways which two distinct ideas are similar
to suppor/ lead a reader to an ideaπ‘
Fiction
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highlight + explain who a character is
Plot
Figurative language
Characterization
Symbolism
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Fiction-writing that is based off facts, real events, and real people, such as a biography or history
False
True
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Message or main/bug idea that the author wants the reader to understand
infection
Plot
Theme
Setting