ELA Common Assessment Study Guide

large set of articles with information

a book of maps

a book of synonyms and antonyms

definitions found in a book (textbook) with words specific to that book

Find how things are different

Uses the word you

Narrator only knows the thoughts and feelings of one character in the story

Narrator knows the thoughts and feelings of All characters

Narrator is talking to the reader

As I ate my lunch, I realized that I had gotten the wrong tray.

Narrator is outside of the story

contains the latest dates, stories, and states for the year (published annually)

Uses the words I, we, us, etc....

Narrator is a character in the story

You should not run in the street, it is dangerous.

a quick lookup in the back of a book with topics and subjects

list of chapters found in the front of a book

Find how things are alike

provides definitions, parts of speech, syllables, and punctuation

a list showing where information was found in research