Quiz Bowl Review-Part 3

the reason the author wrote the story or article

a TS presenting events in the order in which they occur (sequencing)

trying to make the reader believe a certain way, to influence

a statement that can be proved

the deliberate use of exaggeration

the organization the author uses to show how his ideas are connected

a TS exploring the reason something happened and the result

trying to guess what will happen next in a story

trying to figure out things that are not stated based on both the text details and your experiences

a line showing dates in the order that events happened

a TS examining how conflicts or obstacles are overcome

when a character IN the story tells the story (I, me, my, we, etc.)

a story or article that gives information or news

a story or article that you might read for fun (such as a narrative)

a TS showing similarities and differences

clues from the text that support inferences and conclusions made by the reader

how the author sees something (his perspective) and the way a narrator tells a story

a saying that cannot be literally translated

when someone NOT in the story tells the story, like an invisible observer (he, she, they, etc.)

a statement that cannot be proved (someone's own belief)