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Reading Skills, Strategies & Comprehension
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Which is an organizational pattern used to categorize similarities and differences?
logical order
procedural
compare/contrast
sequence
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the turning point or the most intense/exciting point of the story is the--.
climax
rising action
denoument
conflict
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repeating of consonant sounds--
repetition
rhyme
rhythm
alliteration
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A story that uses supernatural beings to explain natural phenomena
science fiction
fantasy
myth
fairy tale
5
perspective from which a story is told...
3rd Person
1st person
author's purpose
point of view
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When the narrator focuses on the thoughts and feelings of only one character--
1st person
third person limited
narrator
third person omniscient
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Sarah: (exits in a hurry)
is an example of--
drama
rhyme
setting
conflict
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What genre consists of lines and stanzas?
fable
poetry
Nonfiction
drama
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Sentences that give the reader facts & examples to help the reader understand the main idea--
subtitles
summary
captions
supporting details
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beginning or original is known as
prefix
origin
root
suffix
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Organizational patterns are ----.
how authors write poetry
how you choose your lottery numbers
how cars drive on the highway
how writer's organize information
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all-knowing narrator who reveals what every character thinks and feels
second person omniscient
1st person
third person limited
third person omniscent
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a type of writing from the reader of the author's point-of-view meant to influence...
persuasive
explain
describe
inform
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Every kind of writing has ---.
a solution
a pattern
a rhythm
a problem
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To summarize a realistic fiction piece of text...
Topic and details
Paraphrase
CPR
5W's
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Which of these is not a reason authors write?
inform
entertain
persuade
genre
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story of a person's life written by that person in first person point of view
mystery
historical
autobiography
biography
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a short paragraph that tells the main events...
topic
details
summary
main idea
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a type of writing that usually uses "sequential order" as its organizational text structure
persuade
how-to
entertain
inform
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The message in a text that helps the reader understand more about life or human behavior.
theme
summary
main idea
topic