Reading Vocabulary Review

When you INFER something, you use:

Predictions and inferences are examples of:

All of these are true of facts EXCEPT:

First person, second person, and third person, are all examples of:

How the author generally feels about a topic is referred to as his or her:

Using extreme exaggeration in writing:

The series of events in the story is referred to as the _________________________:

"The sun smiled down at me" is an example of:

Comparing two things using "like" or "as":

All of these are examples of figurative language EXCEPT:

A word that means the same as another is called a ______________________:

An article that discusses ways to address global warming is an example of what text structure?

A recipe is an example of what kind of text structure?

A word that's spelled like how it sounds:

Comaparing two things WITHOUT using "like" or "as" (saying something is something else):

The main problem in the story can be referred to as:

An object or idea is given human characteristics:

A text structure that gives reasons for why something happened is:

Hyperbole, similies, and metaphors are all examples of what?

All of these are text features that help words stand out EXCEPT:

Using the same letter sound at the beginning of several words in a sentence:

A text structure that illustrates how two things are alike and different is referred to as:

The life lesson or moral in a story is called the ______________________:

What the article is mostly about is referred to as the __________________________________.

The way a text is organized is called the _________________________.

All of these are synonyms for "excerpt" EXCEPT:

When the reader thinks about what might happen next in a story, this is referred to as what?

"My love is like a red, red rose" is an example of:

Using nearby words and phrases to determine the meaning of an unknown word is referred to as:

All of these are examples of an author's purpose EXCEPT: