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What is the opposite of an opinion?
fiction
atlas
fact
analogy
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Which could be considered the author's purpose?
To Persuade
To Teach
To Inform
To Enterain
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What are different types of genres?
Realistic Fiction, Non-Fiction, Fairy Tales
Comedy, Historical Fiction, Mythology
Romance Novel, Science Fiction, Drama
Peotry, Autobiography, Biography
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Different types of information text could include...
an article
a book
a brochure
an atlas
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dark print
-usually helps organize information
genre
legend
italics
bold
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When I find similarities and differences I am simply...
analyzing
finding the main idea
justifying
comparing and contrasting
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The one who is telling the story
Point of view
Author's purpose
Intended audience
Point of error
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When you conclude something, you form a/an _____________ after reading a selection.
atlas
opinion
moral
fact
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The moral or lesson in the story
main idea
theme
plot
genre
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How a story makes you feel is called the...
main idea
ingredients
subheading
mood
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To infer means...
"Smart assumption"
"come to a conclusion from evidence"
"read between the lines"
"well informed guess"
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What happens as a result of a cause?
opinion
mood
a prediction
effect
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What makes something happen?
fact
ingredients
simile
cause
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When using figurative language, which one compares
without
using like or as?
metaphors
alliteration
onomatopoeia
similes
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"The sun was smiling" is an example of...
simile
genre
dialogue
personification
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The time and place of a story is the...
setting
plot
point of view
theme
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Which words are synonyms?
cause and effect
fact and opinion
proof and evidence
synonyms and antoyms
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If I want to study the parts of something, I am doing what?
analyzing
inferring
concluding
selecting
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Conversation among characters-using quotation marks
dialogue
prediction
personification
point of view