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English - Unit 4 - Summarizing, inference, text features, Main Idea, Supporting Details
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A figure of speech that use the words LIKE or AS to make comparisons.
simile
metaphor
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What type of information is explicit?
not stated directly
stated clearly and in detail
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Fiction that involves an event in history. Contains historical facts, events, or people, but is not true.
science fiction
historical fiction
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What is NOT a text feature?
paragraphs
headings
bullet points
bold words
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This part of plot introduces character, setting, and provides a background.
resolution
foreshadowing
exposition
rising action
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A word part attached to the end of the word.
root
prefix
suffix
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A summary should NOT include...
the text's most important details
Who, what, where, when and why
the text's central idea
opinions or judgments
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Your personal experiences, what you already know.
text evidence
background knowledge
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Writing that tells about imaginary events that involve science or technology.
science fiction
historical fiction
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What is the root word in disconnected?
dis
disconnect
connect
connected
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Central idea-What the text is mainly about.
supporting detail
main idea
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A major category or type of literature.
genre
theme
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Contains the basic meaning of the word.
root
suffix
prefix
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This tells the topic or main idea of a selection.
glossary
heading
caption
index
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"He was excited for Spring break." (He, She, They, Their)
1st person pov
3rd person pov
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The time and place of a story.
conflict
setting
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This is high point OR turning point of interest or suspense.
climax
conflict
resolution
falling action
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Inference Formula?
main idea+supporting Ideas
It says + I say = So
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The PURPOSE of text features is to....
to locate answers without having to read.
focus on important ideas
tell the difference between of fiction and non-fiction
judge the reliability of a text
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The reason why something happens.
effect
cause
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Briefly tell the main ideas and supporting details of the piece of a text in one's own words.
infer
summarize
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Summary Formula
It Says, I Say, So
5Ws + Main Idea
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A visual representation that shows order of events over time.
timeline
index
glossary
map
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Intentionally exaggerated figures of speech to prove a point and/or create humor.
hyperbole
personification
simile
metaphor
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Giving human qualities to nonhuman things.
simile
personification
metaphor
hyperbole
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Which of the following prefixes means two?
tri
bi
tera
quad
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_______ is the central message or lesson of the story.
rising action
theme
resolution
foreshadowing
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What type of information is implicit?
directly stated
not stated directly
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"I'm so hungry, I could eat a horse!" is what type of figurative language?
hyperbole
onomatopoeia
simile
alliteration
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Which one is NOT a simile?
He was like a knight in shining armor this afternoon.
Life is like a long scary roller coaster
I wish you weren't such a chicken.
She was as fast as a cheetah.
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"I was sick of sneezing all night." (I, Me, My)
3rd person pov
1st person pov
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A figure of speech that DOES NOT use the words LIKE or AS to make comparisons.
metaphor
simile
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The result or what happens.
cause
effect
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A word part attached to the beginning of the word.
suffix
root
prefix
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______ is the sequence of events in a literary work.
Theme
Tone
Plot
Mood
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"The words seemed to jump off the page when he read." This is example of what?
Simile
None of the above
Metaphor
Personification
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Groundhogs climb trees. They are good swimmers. They dig burrows. What is the main idea?
Groundhogs escape from their predators in burrows.
Groundhogs have many talents.
Groundhogs eat berries and nuts.
Groundhogs can whistle.
