What should you do if something is difficult?

Skip it and go back to it if you can

What are the 4 text structures?

Cause Effect,Chronological,Problem Solution,Compare Contrast

What does authors craft mean?

Their techniques that make their writing strong& interesting

What should you do before reading?

Read the directions and question

How would you RESTATE this question: Why does the author include the photo?

The author includes the photo because

What does RADE stand for?

Restate, Answer, 2 Details, Elaborate

How do you know how many paragraphs to include in an extended response essay?

introduction, use the bullets in the prompt to figure out bodys, conclusion

What needs to be included in every body paragraph of a compare contrast essay?

Details from the texts (like a RADE response)

What must be included in an introduction paragraph?

Hook, Title of Both Texts, Claim

What should you do before answering multiple choice questions?

Read, annotate, chunk and summarize the text, prove it

What does the 'mood' mean?

How the setting affects the story

What are text features?

How non fiction is organized such as headings & pictures

How can you determine the meaning of a tricky vocabulary word?

Look around for clues, or look for known parts of the word

Why are headings or sub headings important?

They show what that section you are reading is about

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1
How do you find the main idea of a section?
Picking five details
The last sentence
Who or what it is mainly about
The title of the text
2
What should you do if something is difficult?
Start crying
Tell the teacher you are finished since its hard
Quit and give up
Skip it and go back to it if you can
3
What are the 4 text structures?
Introduction, Body 1, Body 2, Conclusion
Problem, Solution, Character, Setting, Theme
Cause Effect,Chronological,Problem Solution,Compare Contrast
Cause Effect, Heading, Problem Solution, Picture
4
What is an author's purpose?
1st vs 3 person
To inform, entertain, and make you laugh
To persuade, inform, or entertain
To persuade and entertain
5
What does authors craft mean?
How they draw pictures with their writing
How they organize their writing
Their ability to write strong fiction stories
Their techniques that make their writing strong& interesting
6
What does perspective mean?
Author's opinion on the topic
1st person vs 3rd person point of view
Teaching you
Persuading you to do something
7
What should you do before reading?
Read the directions and question
Read the directions
Read the questions
Prove it just do it
8
How would you RESTATE this question: Why does the author include the photo?
Because it shows what the paragraph is about.
The author includes the photo by
The author because it shows
The author includes the photo because
9
What does RADE stand for?
Restate, 2 Details, Explain
Reflect, Answer, Details, Elaborate
Restate, Answer, 2 Details, Elaborate
Restate, Answer
10
What does theme mean?
How the character changed
The author's craft
What you learned
Why the setting is important
11
What strategies can you use for multiple choice questions?
dot it
slash the trash
all of the above
prove it just do it
12
How do you know how many paragraphs to include in an extended response essay?
introduction, body paragraph comparing, conclusion
introduction, use the bullets in the prompt to figure out bodys, conclusion
introduction, body paragraph with details, conclusioin
always 5 paragraphs
13
What needs to be included in every body paragraph of a compare contrast essay?
Elaboration of one details
Details from the texts (like a RADE response)
A hook and a claim
Answer with a Reflection
14
What must be included in an introduction paragraph?
Hook, Claim
Claim, Two Details
Claim, Details, Elaboration
Hook, Title of Both Texts, Claim
15
What should you do before answering multiple choice questions?
Guess the best you can
Read, annotate, chunk and summarize the text, prove it
Read the text
Read and annotate the text
16
What does the 'mood' mean?
How the setting affects the story
What I learn from the text
None of the above
How characters solve their problems
17
What clues show you 3rd person point of view?
They, names, he, she
Table of Contents, Heading, Glossary
Cause Effect, Problem Solution, Sequence
I, me, we, my
18
What must be included in a conclusion paragraph?
Restate the claim, give two details, reflect
Restate and Reflect
Restate the claim, give two details
Rewrite your introduction
19
What are text features?
1st person or 3rd person point of view
Sequence, Compare Contrast, Problem Solution
How non fiction is organized such as headings & pictures
Fancy words, good punctuation
20
How can you determine the meaning of a tricky vocabulary word?
Plug in the title of the text instead
Sound it out until it sounds like another word
Look around for clues, or look for known parts of the word
None of the above
21
Why are headings or sub headings important?
They show what that section you are reading is about
All of the above
The author wants us to know the point of view
Because its fiction

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