CAT List 1 Review

a strategy a writer uses to group ideas that are similar or related

a type of literary nonfiction based on the personal experiences of the author, similar to an autobiography

a word that is opposite in meaning to another word

writing that conveys experiences, real or imaginary, using sequence as the structure, to inform, persuade, or entertain

a heading or title at the top of an article or page in a newspaper or magazine

an account directly from an original or primary source coming from or being a direct personal observation or experience

writing that is true, based on facts and real events or people, includes biography and history

visual print features that provide graphic/organizational/informational aides: bold print, italics, maps, charts, etc.

line in a periodical article (magazine, newspaper, journal, etc.) that names the writer or author

writing that explains or describes

a text that shows the development of an historical event or events in accurate chronological order

how the content and ideas of a text are organized (ex: sequence, question and answer, cause and effect, narrative…)

a newspaper article written by or on behalf of an editor that gives an opinion on a current issue

an omission (deletion) shown by three spaced periods (. . .); shows continuation of an idea/an omission from a quote

following in a logical order; a set of steps that go in a set order

a clear retelling of facts or speech in writing

a word that is similar in meaning to another word

a short section of additional information within a larger article; usually boxed and placed alongside the main article

type of literature that is imagined, such as novels, short stories, or imagined narratives

the order in time in which events occur; arrangement of dates in order of occurrence