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STAAR 2.0 Vocbulary
STAAR 2.0 Vocbulary
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The events in the story
Plot
Characters
Dialogue
Setting
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The group of people the author is addressing is the-
Article
Animals
Audience
Answer
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THEME
The authors reason for writing the story
What the article is mostly about
The lesson or message of the story
An opinion
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Section
The beginning of the article
The whole story or article
The end of the article
Part of a nonfiction text (Usually separated with subheadings)
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Two words that have the same meaning are-
Synonyms
Hyperbole
Imagery
Antonyms
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Comparing two things using the words likeor as
imagery
hyperbole
Simile
metaphor
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To contribute is to-
read
help
answer
run
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Which of the followingis an opinion from the text?
Bears are mammals
Bears hibernate in the winter
Bears eat meat and plants
Bears are the best animal to visit at the zoo
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Central Idea
What the story is mostly about
Why the author wrote the selection
The lesson or message
The selection or article
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The authors main claim is the authors-
point (what the author is tryig to say)
view (what the author is trying to see)
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Where the story takes place
Dialogue
Characters
Setting
Plot
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What the article in mainly about is the-
key idea
authors purpose
inferences
context clues
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To compare two things saying one thing IS the other
hyperbole
metaphor
imagery
simile
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Words that create a mental image using your senses
imagery
hyperbole
simile
metaphor
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Selection
Part of a nonfiction text (Usually separated with subheadings)
The whole story or article
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The tone or emotion of the narrator
Authors purpose
Authors voice
Authors claim
Authors reason
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The main subject
Topic
Central Idea
Theme
Prediction
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Rhyming patterns give a poem
Story
Rhythm
Lyrics
Song
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An exageration
hyperbole
imagery
simile
metaphor
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To benefit is to
hurt
take
help
ask
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Cite your evidence
Answer
Highlight
Restate the question
Show proof
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What is the best way to answer dictionary entry questions?
Make an educated guess
Find the Main Idea
Use context clues
Make an inference