AcademicVocabulary

words that have been written or printed/story or passage

to use evidence and provide reasons for what happened

where information has come from

to make a decision based on what you know and clues from the text

the moral of a story

tell about the main idea

who reads what the author has written

how someone feels/thinks; to agree or disagree; point of view

action words (ran/run/will run)

pieces of information that can be proven to be true

details from the story used to prove an answer

why something happens and what happens

when characters talk to each other and "quotation marks" are used

who is telling the story

the subject discussed in a story or passage

an opinion based on what you know and what the text says

the main events of a passage

the meaning of a word

title at the beginning of a section in a book

what the story is mostly about/central idea

order of events

a word that means the opposite

a group of sentences about a single topic

first person (I/we); second person (you); third person (s/he; they)

words that have similar meanings

words that are used in language

to show how things are alike/compare

important information from a story or about something

to use details to tell about something

to present what the topic will be