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STAAR Vocabulary Matching Card Practice
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Context Clues
Part of the dictionary
inference
clues that help the reader determine the meaning of uknown word
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Narrator
Main Character
The reader
Only in expository text
The person who is telling the story.
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2nd Person POV
The author talks directly to the READER (you, your)
Characters name
Omnicient
Limited
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PLOT
In Narrattive Text
Expostiton, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action and Resolution.
A series of events that happen in a story
Theme and Setting is part of the PLOT
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Simile
Camila likes butter pecan ice cream.
Camila is as beautiful as a rose.
I like you.
Camila is a cutie pie.
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Metaphor
You are so cute.
Camila is cute.
Comparison by saying something is something else
Camila is a ray of sunshine.
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Main Idea
Central Idea
What a piece of Writng is mostly about
Text Structure
Summary
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Internal Rhyme
When 2 words rhyme in the same line of poetry
The pattern of the rhyme in a poem
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Chronological
The time order in which events happened
Steps on how to do something
Timeline
The order of things
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Alliteration
Dog, log, fog, hog
Sanchez sweeps so sweetly
Sanchez is super cool
King Caleb cuts kites
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Personification
An extravangant exaggeration
My phone is about to die.
My phone cost 3K.
giving human qualities no non living things
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Conflict
Internal Conflict
External Conflict
The Main idea
Problem in the story
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1st Person POV
Characters name
told from one of the characters ( I, ME, WE, US)
Narrative Text
the perspective from which a story is told
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Authors Purpose
Inform
Describe
The reasons an author has for writing a text
Persuade
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Theme
Cause and Effect
Main Idea
A message, lesson learned of a story
Part of the Plot
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POV
Omnicient
Persons Of Voice in a sotyr
A perspective from which a story is told
Limited
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Protagonist
Good Guy
Bad Guy
The main character in a story
The character that has a problem with the main character
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Procedural
Timeline
Authors Purpose
Explain
Steps on how to do something
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Who is passing the Reading STAAR?
ALL OF US!!!
Me
Him
Her
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Biography
The story of a person as told by another person told in 3rd person
The story of a persons life written by THAT person in 1st person POV
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Persuasive
Argumentative Text
Writing used to Convince the reader on a POV
Authors Purpose
Point of View on a matter
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3rd person LIMITED
He/She ( we only know the thoghts of one person)
He/ She (we only know the thoughts of more than 1 person)
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Suffix
Letters added to the end of a word that changes the words meaning
Letters added to the beginning of a word that changes the words meaning
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Onomatopoeia
The bees buzzed as they flew by
I love the sound of rain at night.
The sound of whine noise puts me to sleep
the cars make a sound when they turn on
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Text Structure
The way the author has organized information in the text
Cause and Effect
Main Idea and Summary
Comparison
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Theme
PLOT Mountain
Central Idea
The theme is the reason the author has for writing the text
Moral of the story of Lesson Learned
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Summary
Text Struture
Main Idea
Extra details in a expository text
Brief Statement with DETAILS of the main events of a story
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Myth
Onomatopoeia
Fictional Tale that expplains actions of gods and how something happened
Traditional Literature
Stories that have been Passed down through generations
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Resolution
The ending of an expository text
Setting
Finding a soultion to a problem
The last part of the PLOT
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Prefix
the letters at the end of a word that changes the words meaning
the letters at the beginning of a word that changes the words meaning
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Hyperbole
My grandma answers Kahoot questions faster than you
This quiz is the most fun quiz ive ever encountered in my entire lifetime.
Youre taking 3 years to answer this question
An extravagant exaggeration.
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Text Features
Pictures
Graphs and charts
Headings
Table of Contents
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Stage Directions
the lines that actors read in a play
The narrator
Instructions for Actors
Stage Crew in a play
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Inference
Text Evidence
Background Knowledge
Guess
Prediction
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Setting
Where and when a story takes place
Part of the PLOT in the story
Location in a Drama
Lesson Learned
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Genre
Theme
Categories of books/text
Type of Literature
Part of PLOT
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Idiom
You make my heart jump out of my heart.
I am a ray of sunshine.
An expression with a meaning different from the literal meaning
You shine like a star in the sky.
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Antagonist
The character that has a problem with the main character
The main character in a story
Bad Guy
Good Guy
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3rd person OMNICIENT
Told by an all knowing narrator from outside the story
We know the thoughts of all the characters
He
She
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Sensory Details
Smell
See, Hear
Touch
Taste
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Dialogue
A conversation between two characters
Talking
Internal Conflict in a character
Extrernal Conflict in a character
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AUTObiography
Expository Text
A story about a persons life WRITTEN by someone else
A story about a persons life WRITTEN BY THAT person
Narrative Text
