Literary Nonfiction...

includes biographies and autobiographies.

What would you do to determine the meaning of a word that you don't know?

Use context clues, use the meaning of prefixes and suffixes

The Index in an Expository text...

is an alphabetic list of almost everything in the book

What are text structures?

How the author presents the information to the reader.

A person that tells or narrates the story.

A statement that can be prove true or false.

The reason that something happens.

How sensory language helps the reader?

By helping the reader see, hear, or feel something.

How do you do inferences?

By putting together what I read and what I know, then guess

When does a poem rhymes?

When two or more lines end with the same sound.

Literary nonfiction...

Tells about real people, places, and events.

The solution to the problem in the story.

What is the theme of a story?

The lesson or message in the story.

What are some text structures that an author might use?

Cause and effect, problem and solution, sequence, describe.

What is the theme of a story?

The lesson or message in the story.

What a person feels, thinks, or believe, cannot be proved.

Maps in an Expository text is

a visual image of geographic features with a key and scale

Comparisons that include the words like or as

What is first person narrator?

When a character tells the story. Using words as I or we.

Rhyme, tells a story or describe a person, place, or feeling

Photographs in an Expository text is

a picture that show how objects appear in real life, Helps the reader find key topics in the text.

Labels in an Expository text is

a visual image of geographic features with a key and scale, Helps the reader identify a picture, diagram, and its parts.

The table of Contents in an Expository text is

Helps the reader find key topics in the text.

Captions in an Expository text is

Helps the reader understand the picture

What is realistic fiction?

A made up story that could take place in real life.

The Glossary in an Expository text...

an alphabetical list of important words and their meaning.

is the time and place in which the story happens.

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1
When the narrator is not a character in the story, he/she is called...?
First Person Narrator
Third person narrator.
The champion
Second Person Narrator
2
Literary Nonfiction...
Includes Myths and Tall tales
Includes Traditional Stories
includes biographies and autobiographies.
Includes fiction stories
3
What would you do to determine the meaning of a word that you don't know?
Run away
skip the question
Use context clues, use the meaning of prefixes and suffixes
copy from a friend
4
The Index in an Expository text...
Helps the reader find key topics in the text.
a picture that show how objects appear in real life
Helps the reader understand the
is an alphabetic list of almost everything in the book
5
What are text structures?
How the author presents the information to the reader.
The problem and solution.
The main part of a word.
An effect of the cause.
6
What is a narrator?
The plot.
Elements of the story structure.
The setting.
A person that tells or narrates the story.
7
What is fact?
The solution
Mr. Uzick
A statement that can be prove true or false.
The conflict
8
What is cause?
Fiction
Nonfiction
The reason that something happens.
Mrs. Izquierdo
9
How sensory language helps the reader?
By identifying a summary.
By finding the main idea of the story.
By helping the reader see, hear, or feel something.
By making inferences.
10
How do you do inferences?
By finding similes and metaphors.
By identifying biographies.
By making connections.
By putting together what I read and what I know, then guess
11
When does a poem rhymes?
When two or more lines end with the same sound.
When the characters interact
When they use sensory language
When they provide context clues
12
Literary nonfiction...
Tells about real people, places, and events.
Myths.
Made up stories.
Fantasy stories.
13
What is resolution?
The conflict.
The setting.
The characters.
The solution to the problem in the story.
14
What is the theme of a story?
The main idea.
There is such thing as a lesson in a story.
First person
The lesson or message in the story.
15
When a character tells the story, he or she is called?
First Person Narrator.
Fourth Person narrator.
Second Person Narrator
Third Person Narrator
16
What are some text structures that an author might use?
Beginning, Middle, and End
Persuasive text
Cause and effect, problem and solution, sequence, describe.
Fact and Opinion
17
Examples of sensory language are...
similes and metaphors.
adjectives and verbs
first and second point of view
fact and opinions
18
What is the theme of a story?
The lesson or message in the story.
The main idea.
First person
There is such thing as a lesson in a story.
19
A story of person's life written by someone else is a...
myths
autobiograhy
traditional literature
biography
20
What is an opinion?
What you know
What you don't know
Mr. Muñoz
What a person feels, thinks, or believe, cannot be proved.
21
What is conflict?
The setting.
The problem in the story.
The plot.
The character.
22
Maps in an Expository text is
Helps the reader understand the
Helps the reader find key topics in the text.
an alphabetical list of important words and their meaning.
a visual image of geographic features with a key and scale
23
What is a simile?
Comparisons that include the words like or as
comparisons that compare two things without using like or as
The theme or lesson of the poem
The context clues in the poem
24
What is first person narrator?
When a character tells the story. Using words as I or we.
Narrator uses words as: she, he, them, or character's name.
The problem in the story
The narrator will address the reader as you or your, yours.
25
What is Poetry?
Explain the author's purpose
Compares
Rhyme, tells a story or describe a person, place, or feeling
Multiple meanings
26
Photographs in an Expository text is
an alphabetical list of important words and their meaning.
a picture that show how objects appear in real life
Helps the reader find key topics in the text.
Helps the reader understand the picture
27
Labels in an Expository text is
an alphabetical list of important words and their meaning.
a visual image of geographic features with a key and scale
Helps the reader identify a picture, diagram, and its parts.
Helps the reader understand the
28
What is effect?
A reason for writing.
Special techniques.
Is what happens as a result.
What the author wants.
29
The table of Contents in an Expository text is
an alphabetical list of important words and their meaning.
Helps the reader understand the
a picture that show how objects appear in real life
Helps the reader find key topics in the text.
30
Captions in an Expository text is
Helps the reader understand the picture
a picture that show how objects appear in real life
Helps the reader find key topics in the text.
an alphabetical list of important words and their meaning.
31
What is realistic fiction?
A made up story that could take place in real life.
What a character says in a story.
A real story.
The life story of a person.
32
What is fiction?
A story that is made up.
The story of a real person.
The person who tells a story.
Real information.
33
The Glossary in an Expository text...
Helps the reader understand the
an alphabetical list of important words and their meaning.
a picture that show how objects appear in real life
Helps the reader find key topics in the text.
34
What is setting?
A first person narrator.
is the time and place in which the story happens.
elements of the story structure.
the person who tells or narrate a story.

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