Pass sets 1,2,3,4

to tell the short version of a story

a small part of the whole supports the main idea

to educate(inform) entertain or persuade(why they told the story)

the result of the cause, what it is that happened

words that by their sound suggest a certain object (bow wow)

a story made up but has events that really happened in history

the people reached by the book

to use words to create vivid pictures in the readers mind

the beginning action (what causes the effect

how they are the same

a combination of two things that are unlike, usually using the words like or as

person place or thing

the voice of the author

how two things are similar or close to the same

a yearly calendar with sunrises and sunsets

a category used to classify literary stories by content ex historical fiction

the interruption of the stories sequence by showing events that happened earlier

stories that are made up but the could happen in real life

to use information from the story to guess what will happen next

hints of things to come in the story

to restate the text or passage in another form, without changing any details

to read between the lines

understanding what you have read

when two or more words in a poem begin with the same letter or sound

a word or phrase used n place of another to suggest a similarity between them

words that mean the opposite

the order of events 1st, 2nd, 3rd

to add an apostrophe to a noun

an exaggeration for effect

an imaginary story about a thing or a person

words that are written without a set of rules

the use of one thing to represent something else (flag stands for freedom)

the main character of a story is

to judge

words that sound the same but look different (bare-bear)

when the story is told using i, me, we

they never paid me no money is an example of a

a fiction story that has elements in it that could not happen in the real world

an expression that does no t mean what the words literally say ex. it's raining cats and dogs

the story is told by others using the words he or she,

using knowledge that you already have to help you understand the story

words that look the same but sound different bow for an arrow bow of a ship

the message of the story

whenever you figure out something that is not specifically told in a reading passage

words that are connected by a root word-happy happier happiest

the emotion expressed by the author

story handed down by tradition from earlier times

a fiction story that has elements in it that could not happen in the real world

material at the end of a book or article