McCartney & Nunnally Quiz Bowl 2b

Particular type of book or story

The key on a map that tells what the symbols mean

A word list of synonyms and antonyms

A list of words or phrases that lead to where more information can be found

You find and decide

It has a "really" good chance of being true

To decide after thinking

Informs, describes, or explains

To answer; an answer

Printed letters slanted to the right

Sources of information

Tells a story

A general feeling the reader gets from reading a story

When a sentence lists two or more things. Car, tractor, boat

To hold up

mistake

A summary

The lesson; the message; what you are supposed to learn from the story or passage

different

A written or printed communication addressed to a person or group of people

How he/she expresses things

Exchange of spoken words

Carefully devised plan of action

Review a paragraph or passage and tell the most important details

Picture or drawing that shows an area of land or sea

Write it from scratch

Argues the reasons why you are for are against a certain topic

A piece of a sentence without a subject and a predicate.

To compare two like things

A story of a person's life written by that person

a story with a meaning attached to it

To explain

A connecting word. And, but, if

Narrator; the one who is talking or telling the story

A step by step drawing of a process

A story with a person's viewpoint or opinion

A punctuation mark that shows a pause in a sentence

To say or share

True life; factual

To choose

A story of a person's life written by someone else

Trying to convince; sway; influence

describes things; engages the reader; brings writing to life; sets a mood

When two sentences are joined together without proper punctuation

A story told long ago and passed down from generation to generation

A piece of nonfiction writing in a newspaper or magazine

A list that shows the main facts of a story or article

A string of words that form an idea or expression

Means the same or almost the same as another word

Facts, figures, and other information

A story with a developed theme that can be read in one sitting

Writing down the important facts so you can remember them

Look over a page quickly

Empty space around text

Drawing or figure

The proof

Hints or signs

A list of intended events and times

So someone can read it

An opinion

Nonfiction piece about a single subject

Design; drawing or photograph

A list of chapters or articles and the pages where they start

An invented story

To say it again

To look for something

Comparing two things using like or as

To tell or report

To write the exact words of a person

A list of books or other sources on a certain topic

This shows you how to pronounce a word and where to emphasize the syllables

Tells the story

The main idea of the story

How are the things the same