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Sequencing Author's Purpose Theme Inferencing Plot Elements
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Using context clues and schema means that I am
summarizing.
questioning.
understanding.
inferencing.
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The three types of author's purpose are to
inform, entertain and to scare.
inform, persuade and to entertain.
persuade, inform and give an opinion.
persuade, inform and investigate.
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Transition words are used to
inform the reader.
create suspense.
sequence events.
make the story more interesting.
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The exposition is
the part of the plot that introduces character and setting.
the part of the plot where the problem is resolved.
the part of the plot where the problem is introduced.
the major turning point in the plot.
5
The sequence of events in a literary works is the
author's purpose.
plot.
moral.
theme.
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Falling action is what happens
before the climax.
before the exposition.
after the exposition.
after the climax and leads to the resolution.
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The lesson in a literary work is the
author's purpose.
summary.
theme
plot.
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The resolution is the plot element where
the setting is introduced
the problem is resolved
the characters are introduced
the problem is introduced
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The climax is
the turning point of the plot.
the part of the plot where the problem is introduced.
the part of the plot where the characters are introduced.
the part of the plot where the problem is resolved.
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Rising action is the plot element
that introduces the setting
that is the turning point
that introduces the problem
that resolves the problem
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If a text gives you an opinion the author's purpose is to
entertain.
educate.
inform.
persuade.
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To sequence the events of a story they must be in
time order.
transit.
place.
line.
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If a text has plot elements, characters and setting the author's purpose is to
persuade.
scare.
inform.
entertain.
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Friendship, honesty, courage, sharing, and perseverance are all common
plot elements
author's purposes.
inferences.
themes
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Inferencing is reading and
understanding the theme.
knowing the meaning of vocabulary words.
understanding the plot.
drawing conclusions using the text and schema.
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In order to make an inference you need to use
plot elements.
clues from the text and schema.
transition words.
time order.
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Understanding the major events of a story helps you to
sequence events.
understand the plot.
understand how to create suspense.
understand the theme.
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Author's purpose is
where the story takes place.
the reason why the author wrote the text.
the main message or moral.
the conclusion you draw from reading.
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Exposition, rising action, climax, falling action and resolution are all
author's purpose.
themes.
part of the setting.
plot elements.
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The main message or lesson in a story is the
author's purpose.
schema.
plot.
theme.
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Falling action is the plot element that
is after the exposition and leads to the rising action.
is after the climax and leads to the resolution.
is after the rising action and leads to the climax
is after the resolution
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To sequence events you need to include
every detail.
minor events.
only the major events.
major and minor events.
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Rising action is a
hyperbole.
plot element.
author's purpose.
theme.
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The theme of a story is
the order of events
the plot
the main message or lesson of the story
the very beginning of a story
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If a text is full of facts the author's purpose is to
persuade.
entertain.
understand.
inform.
