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Basic Academic Vocabulary Review #Vocabulary #Reading
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These are words that have opposite meanings
Synonyms
Answernyms
Samonyms
Antonyms
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What is the meaning of this PREFIX:
sub-
middle
below
over
next to
3
Details are used to support the topic or the --
beginning
summary
what the text is all about
main idea
4
This is what the paragraph or the story is all about
main idea
main information
main thought
main summary
5
To put story events in sequence is to---
put backwards
put front to back
in time order
in chronological order
6
A __________ is a real picture in the real world
photograph
cartoon
illustration
drawing
7
The start of each paragraph has an---
word
capital letter
period
indent
8
This is an expository text written by the author
about their life
interview
autobiography
biology
biography
9
The type of genre has animal characters and usually has a moral lesson are--
Fiction/Nonfiction
Cartoons/Movies
Fables/Fantasy
Expository/Nonfiction
10
These are keywords that lead you to the
cause and effect
are---
so, because, explain, then
same, different, opposite
graph, map, chart
nope, never, maybe
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When you tell why, justify, or prove your thinking
guess
say anything
give opinions
explain
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These statements tell what someone thinks and believes; they cannot be looked up in books
Truths
Opinions
Lies
Facts
13
These statements help to prove what the main idea of a text could be
supporting details
helping details
supporting lines
story details
14
Descriptions that give information about a photograph, illustration or diagram
captives
codes
captions
captains
15
This is a broad statement that uses words such as all, most, some, and never
Generalization
Fact
Opinion
Sentence
16
These are all the parts of a GOOD story. They must have these.
story elements
story structure
plot
theme
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These are found in expository texts:
bolded print, titles, headings, caption, highlighted words
text features
graphic sources
expository parts
realistic fiction
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These are found in expository texts:
pictures, graphs, charts, photographs, maps, and diagrams
text features
text pictures
graphic sources
Picture features
19
The place or time period in a story
map
setting
plot
everywhere
20
This is the
point of view
that uses pronouns like:
I, my, me, mine, we, and us
4th person point of view
3rd person point of view
2nd person point of view
1st person point of view
21
If a word is
unfamiliar
, what could be used to figure out its meaning?
look in the word for clues
use dictionary entry
use context clues in the sentences
look around the word for clues
22
The person or people who wrote text
writer
author
biography
autobiography
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When we
foreshadow
, we...
use clues to see what has happened in the past
look at the pictures
use clues to determine what will happen in the future
nothing
24
This is the most important information about a story or text in sequential order
best summary
story elements
time order
plot
25
This genre gives us information about real things in the real world
Drama
Fable
Expository
Fiction
26
This is the
life lesson
or
message
in a story
antonyms
story message
conflict
theme
27
This the main person or thing in a story; they have traits, too
author
character
people
audience
28
The meaning of this PREFIX:
re-
not
again
later
half
29
This is when we look for what is the same and what is different
conflict and resolution
compare and contrast
rising action and falling action
cause and effect
30
The
reason
or
why
you do something is called the---
answer
purpose
effect
persuade
31
What is the meaning of this SUFFIX: -
ly
lovely
the way you do something
lie
the cause of something
32
Stanzas
are---
music notes
figurative language
poetry paragraphs
none of these
33
The
"reader"
is--
the person reading the text
the person reading the story
the teacher
the character
34
GOOD READERS do this before they read anything
prewrite the text
pretalk the text
preread the text
preview the text
35
"The reader can tell..."
means
the reader is guessing
the reader is drawing a conclusion
the reader is making an inference
the reader is telling a story
36
When the problem,
or conflict
, is solved in the story
Soldier
Solution
The end
The climax
37
This is the viewpoint for who is telling the story
point of view
view of point
character
author
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He was
saved by the bell
is an example of---
rhyme
figurative language
sensory language
poetry
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These are the kind of statements that can be looked up in books or searched for online
Opinions
Truths
Lies
Facts
40
When you use
text evidence + schema
(background knowledge), you make these...
Inferences
Guesses
Conclusions
Proofs
41
A
diagram
shows---
is just confusing
a list of ingredients
pictures and labeled parts of an object
procedural steps
42
"The breeze was as cool as a popsicle on a hot summer day"
is an example of ---
onomatopoeia
simile
rhythm
sensory language
43
Poems have these, not sentences
lines
statements
numbers
graphs
44
"Main"
means---
not important
the most important
the least important
unimportant
45
The meaning of this PREFIX:
mid-
before
middle
half
not
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When readers
visualize
, they can---
see the story in their mind
all of the above
feel what is happening
hear the sounds as if they were there
47
"From the story"
means...
From the text
From the passage
From the article
From your background knowledge
48
This the
WHY
and the
WHAT
happened in a text
cause and effect
who and how
explaining
questioning
49
The meaning of this SUFFIX:
-ful
some
none
full or a lot
a little
50
These are used to help and determine the meaning of an unknown word
Unknown Clues
Text Clues
Context Clues
Who's Clues
51
Poems have these, not paragraphs
similes
groups
stanzas
lines
52
The meaning of this PREFIX:
semi-
half
round
whole
some
53
This is the fancy word for the
problem
in a story's plot
Conflict
Clue
Confusion
Count
54
What is the meaning of this SUFFIX
-ing
right now
tomorrow
none of the above
yesterday
55
This is the
point of view
that use the following pronouns:
his, hers, she, he, and they
4th person point of view
1st person point of view
3rd person point of view
2nd person point of view
56
Stories are often told ---
in sequence
backwards
right to left
jumbled up
57
Your teachers
LOVE
when you use and show...
how to look around the room
guesses
your answers
your strategies
58
These are words that have similar meanings
Synonyms
Sounds
Antonyms
Rhymes
59
"Most likely"
means...
probably will happen
not going to happen
happening right now
already happened
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This is the proof you use to make sense of a story event
lawyer
tv evidence
my brain
text evidence
61
We we
analyze,
we...
look at details closely
look at details closely, use features, and our schema
use only our schema
guess
62
When characters talk to each other in a story this is called ---
stage directions
whispering
too much talking
dialogue
63
This genre is written about
someone else's life
Autobiology
Biological
Biography
Autobiography
