Reading Review

Donald Duck

Don't cry over spilled milk

This type of poem takes the shape of its subject

This text structure uses key words such as both, similarly, and different

She is a rock

This point of view uses the words "I" and "me". The narrator is inside of the story.

A fact can be

The introduction of a story is also known as the

Where would you look to find the city of Beijing?

This text structure defines something and uses words such as characteristics and features

This genre uses animals that speak to teach a lesson

The most exciting part of a story. A change occurs

A paragraph in a poem is called a

This reference material helps you find the definition

This type of story is ancient and explains why something is the way it is now

If the story is funny or sad

The time and place of a story

What reading strategy is used when you look at the words around a word to figure out its meaning

This text feature gives you the definitions of words that can be found in the text itself

Nonfiction is

The bad guy in a story

Uses like or as to compare

It's raining cats and dogs

A book describing the life of an ant

This genre is a made up story

The message, lesson, or moral of a story

What the text is all about

Exaggeration

The problem in a story is known as the

The author's reason for writing a text

Too much salt in the soil and building a vertical garden

The events of a story

What genre is about a person's life and written by that person themself

This genre is typically handed down through generations and is spread by word of mouth

Where would you look to find the page number of a certain topic?

What you already know

This type of argument is valid and relates to the topic

This type of argument is not valid

This point of view uses the words "his" and "hers". The narrator is outside the story.

The feeling that the reader gets from a story or poem

This reference material is helpful when looking for more information about a certain topic

A magazine or journal

A text about a spider's life cycle

Using your schema plus text evidence

If you are reading between the lines, you are making a(n)

The good guy in a story

Bing! Bang! Boom!

The series of events that lead up to the climax

An advertisement for a new soda

A diary is an example of a

People or animals in a story

This genre is known for hyperbole

The events in a story

The events that happen AFTER the climax

The trees danced in the wind

This reference material would be used to look at the location of place

The way a text is organized

A powerpoint is an example of a

A text that discusses alligators vs crocodiles

A timeline is in