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3rd Grade ELA Academic Vocabulary (New)
3rd Grade ELA Academic Vocabulary (New)
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the location where the story takes place
setting
conflict
plot
rising action
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Taking what you know and what the text says to make an informed decision about the text.
context clues
solution
inference
details
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To recount a story means to retell it?
True
False
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What is the reason for writing/creating text?
background knowledge
challenges
central idea
author's purpose
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the character or voice who tells the events/story in a literarytext.
illustrator
character
author
narrator
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to give details about an event, character, or idea
conflict
main idea
describe
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A story, article, or letter are all examples of ....
pictures
text
symbols
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Short paragraph that includes just the most important events of the plot in order
solution
cause
effect
summary
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A comparison between two things or objects that does not use “like” or “as”.
metaphor
similie
hyperbole
idiom
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The message or lesson the reader can learn from the story.
plot
setting
theme
conflict
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meaning of a word/term
definition
development
describe
context clue
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Text that is meant to explain or inform the reader about a topic.
Fiction
Persuasive
Informational
Expository
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What is a word with the exact meaning as another word?
context clue
synonym
topic
antonym
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What is a prediction?
A guess of what will happen next in the story.
Where the story takes place.
The ending part of a root word.
How the author feels about a topic.
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a statement that can be proven true, a piece of evidence
evidence
fact
opinion
claim
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Facts and details found in a text which support a claim or a statement
text feature
text evidence
topic
story elements
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A comparison between two things that uses “like” or “as”
hyperbole
idiom
metaphor
simile
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state the similarities between two things or ideas
compare
summarize
simile
contrast
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What does the main idea mean?
Charts, graphs, and and headings that give information.
The least important point the author makes about the topic.
What the text is mostly about
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Where is a prefix added to a word?
middle
end
beginning
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Bold print, italics, maps timelines, captions, photographs, table of contents, glossary, index
main idea
inference
details
text features
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Written in lines and stanzas; often has rhyming words; conveys meaning
non-fiction
fiction
drama
poetry
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What word means to examine in detail the structure or elements of a text?
argue
annotate
analyze
acquire
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Fairy tale is a type of genre or literature
True
False
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Evidence or facts that prove the main idea.
effect
inference
supporting details
cause
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What is a made-up story with a beginning, middle, and end that includes a problem and solution?
Informational Text
Expository Text
Fiction
Non-fiction
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What do context clues help you figure out about an unknown word?
meaning
sound
part of speech
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What is an animal or person in a story called?
plot
setting
character
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conversation between characters in a text
conflict
plot
dialogue
quotation
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If you comprehend something you....
understand it
say it out loud
read it silently
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how writing/text is organized and put together
text feature
main idea
subheading
structure
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a specific line or group of lines directly from text
quotation
main idea
rhyme
stanza
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Evidence is an opinion about a text.
True
False
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What is text structure?
Parts of a story
The attitude of the author
The lesson or moral of a story
How a text is set up, ordered and organized
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What are text features?
Least important point the author makes about the topic.
Charts, graphs, timelines, and heading that give information
Most important point the author makes about the topic.
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What is a conflict?
conversation between characters
a struggle between two ideas/forces/characters in a story.
how the claim of a story is created
to draw a conclusion
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What is the purpose of key details?
to capitalize the first letter of a sentence
to support the main idea
to tell the main idea
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A result of an event that happens
cause
authors purpose
context clues
effect
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how a writer feels about a certain topic, situation, or statement
opinion
inference
summary
fact
