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Reading Terminology Review
Reading Terminology Review
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Convey means to--
hide
tell
run
read
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the way a problem ends
summary
plot
resolution
conflict
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when and where a story takes place
plot
conflict
theme
setting
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from a certain perspective
point of view
context clues
illustration
prediction
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A logical guess is called--
context clues
symbol
photo
inference
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The image the author creates in the reader’s mind through descriptions
prediction
context clues
imagery
author's purpose
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a resource found in the back of a book that provides definitions for words in that book
dictionary
context clues
thesaurus
glossary
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a reference source that gives DEFINITIONS for ALL words
glossary
dictionary
thesaurus
atlas
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Something that represents another thing--
personification
simile
metaphor
symbol
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information around a word that helps you determine its meaning
dictionary
conflict
prediction
context clues
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series of events in a story (problem, key events, resolution)
conflict
plot
setting
theme
12
The reader’s feelings toward the story--
onomatopoeia
mood
tone
point of view
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a word that means the OPPOSITE
homophone
antonym
synonym
context clues
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letters added to the END of a word that change its meaning
synonym
root word
suffix
prefix
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a reference source that gives SYNONYMS and Antonyms
almanac
dictionary
glossary
thesaurus
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a guess about what will happen
next
based on what's happened so far
opinion
summary
fact
prediction
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the lesson/moral of a story
plot
theme
summary
setting
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the word you have left after removing all prefixes and/or suffixes
synonym
antonym
root word
prefix
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a brief statement the covers all the main points of a WHOLE selection
summary
theme
resolution
conflict
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an internal or external problem
resolution
conflict
plot
illustration
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Expresses the writer’s attitude toward the subject of his/her writing--
reference
mood
audience
tone
