Testing Terms Practice

The RESULT of what happened

when two things are different

writing that gives information about real people, real places, real things and real events

writing about made-up things or things that are not real

when two things are alike

the lesson or moral of a story. What the character learned

give important information about the main idea

tells you the order in which things happen or come

make a guess about what will happen (sometimes questions will use the words "most likely" or "likely")

The reason the author has for writing what he or she wrote.

Words that describe a person or character

the REASON why something happened

what the text is mostly about

the time and location that a story take place

differences between two or more people, places, or things

words with the same or nearly the same meaning.Example: little, tiny, small, minuscule, miniture

similarities between two or more people, places, or things

the main part of a word

A retelling of the most important parts of what was read.

to give or communicate something

words with opposite meaningsExamples:big/smallhot/cold

to make a decision

what happens in a story, the series of events in the story (beginning, middle, and end)

how a problem is solved

the person who is telling the story

the order in which things happen or should happen