Duplicate of STARR Reading Terms with prefixes and suffixes- 5th grade

prefix (before)

words that have similar meanings

when a character in the story tells the story (I, me, myself, we)

the time and place that a stroy happens

a story or article that you might read for fun

the person who wrote the story or article

the people or animals in a story or poem

a story or article that gives information or news

a TS showing how two or more things are alike and different

briefly restates the main idea and important details of a story

half (looking for a prefix)

the detail in a passage that support, or back up, the main idea

the main part of a word

prefix (do again)

to see ( looking for a root word )

under,beneath, below secondary (looking for a prefix)

the reason a character does or says something

to build (looking for a root word )

the person in a story who tells the story

opposite, against (looking for a prefix)

two overlapping circles used to compare two things

words that have opposite meanings

the trouble that the characters have in a story

how the problem is solved in a story

POV in which the narrators knows the thoughts and feelings of ALL the characters

words that are spelled the same but have more than one meaning

can be done ( looking for a suffix)

the series of events that happen in a story

a comparison of two unlike thing NOT using the words "like" or "as"

a TS showing what happens first, next and last in a story-sequencing

how the author organizes the writing piece

to throw ( looking for the root word )

the intended readers for a piece of writing

what a piece of writing is mostly about

words or phrases that help give meaning to unknown words

self ( looking for a prefix)

all the qualities that make up a character's appearance and personality

is a story's message, it can be a lesson about life or how people behave (moral)

a comparison of two unlike things using the words "like" or "as"

a TS showing how one thing leads to another-why something happened and the result

letters added to the end of a word to make a new word

trying to make the reader believe a certain way, to influence

2 stories or articles that are meant to be read together to show comparison,similarites,differ

how the author sees something and the way a narrator tells a story

letters added to the beginning of the word to make a new word

when someone NOT in the story tells the story, like an invisible observer

the reason the author wrote the story or article

line showing dates in the order that events happened