The lesson you learn from a story.

What is Point of View (POV)

How the author sees or feels about something.

Sequence of events (first, next, then, last).

What is an inference?

Using the text and your background knowledge to find a conclusion

What is author's purpose?

The reason the author writes the text (to inform, persuade, or entertain).

What do headings tell us?

What the paragraph or section is about.

What does the topic sentence tell the reader? (Choose TWO)

What you are writing about., The main idea of your writing.

What is an example of a fact?

Basketball has one ball and two hoops.

What's an example of an opinion?

Math is the best subject in school.

What test taking strategies should you use for EVERY question?

Process of elimination, Read all answer choices

What is a cause and effect relationship?

What something happens because of something else.

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1
What is a moral?
The lesson you learn from a story.
The plot of the story.
The author's POV.
The main idea.
2
What is Point of View (POV)
What the text is about.
How the author sees or feels about something.
The plot of the story.
What the paragraph is about.
3
You CAN pass the state test!
True
False
4
What does a Venn Diagram do?
Show the main idea.
Compare and contrast
Tell the moral of the story.
Show what happens first, next, then, last.
5
What is plot?
The main idea of the text.
The lesson of the story.
Author's POV
Sequence of events (first, next, then, last).
6
What is the setting?
The main character.
The main idea.
The genre.
Where the story takes place.
7
What is an inference?
Comparing two parts of the text.
Understanding the author's point of view.
Using the text and your background knowledge to find a conclusion
The main idea
8
What is the last sentence of a paragraph called?
Main idea
Detail sentence
Conclusion sentence
Topic sentence
9
What is author's purpose?
The lesson of the story.
The plot of the story.
Author's POV
The reason the author writes the text (to inform, persuade, or entertain).
10
What is main idea?
What the text is mostly about.
How someone sees or thinks about something.
The reason the author writes the text.
The lesson of the story
11
Which TWO are not text features?
Bold words
Heading
Topic sentences
Paragraphs
Map
Title
12
At least how many sentences should a full paragraph have?
4
7
6
5
13
What should you look for if you do not understand a word?
Headings
The main idea
Context clues
Bold words
14
What do headings tell us?
The theme.
First, next, then, last.
What the main idea is.
What the paragraph or section is about.
15
What does the topic sentence tell the reader? (Choose TWO)
That your writing is complete.
Your point of view.
What you are writing about.
The main idea of your writing.
16
What is an example of a fact?
Basketball is the most fun sport.
Basketball is played on a court.
Basketball has one ball and two hoops.
Basketballs are usually orange.
17
What's an example of an opinion?
Math is the best subject in school.
School starts at 7:30
2+2=4
There are 7 days in a week.
18
What test taking strategies should you use for EVERY question?
Go back to the text
Process of elimination
Read all answer choices
Plug it in
19
What are the sentences under a photo/illustration called?
Captions
Topic sentences
Conclusion sentences
Bold words
20
What is a cause and effect relationship?
When you find the main idea of a text.
When you reread the text.
What something happens because of something else.
When a character feels happy.

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