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Duplicate of Main Idea and Supporting Details
Duplicate of Main Idea and Supporting Details
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This quiz covers main idea and different forms of supporting details. #mainidea #supportingdetail
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A detail that is considered a part of something bigger, used to show the character of the whole
Fact/Statistic
Description
Example
Anecdote
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Which type of detail presents an event or incident as a way to clarify information?
Anecdote
Fact/Statistic
Example
Description
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"She liked dystopian literature, like 'Hunger Games' and 'Divergent.'"
Description
Fact/Statistic
Anecdote
Example
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The MAIN IDEA can best be defined as
A small idea within the whole passage or article
A detail used to support a major concept
The point being made about a subject within an a text
A smart idea about a subject
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"She sat holding the book a foot from her face, her breath was steady as she exhaled, ahhh."
Fact/Statistic
Anecdote
Example
Description
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To identify main idea, read the___, it has important information on what you are going to read.
Introduction
Title
Footnotes
Details
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"Reading six minutes a day is proven to reduce stress" is an example of which type of detail?
Fact/Statistic
Anecdote
Example
Description
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When reading for main idea, readers should look for__________and the mini ideas they express.
Facts
Quotations
Topic Sentences
Details
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Which is the first helpful step to identifying the main idea?
Identify Topic Sentences
Read Critically
Read the passage
Read the Title
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When you ask questions as you read to anticipate what is coming next, you are reading
For Fun
Lazily
Actively
Passively
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To find main idea, look at the little clues within paragraphs, also known as
Details
Topic Sentences
Title
Author
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"Mary was stressed out after school from all her homework, so she read and felt much better."
Fact/Statistic
Description
Anecdote
Example
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When organizing the main idea and its supporting details, you should use a
Graphic Organizer
Notebook
Dictionary
App
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This type of detail is when the author provides a statement that can be proven to be true.
Fact/Statistic
Example
Description
Anecdote
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This type of detail is when the author appeals to our senses, such as sight, sound, smell, etc.
Anecdote
Fact/Statistic
Description
Example
