A struggle or battle a character experiences

The statements that support the overall idea of text

An educated guess at what will happen in the future

Parts of a nonfiction text that help the reader find

The message the author wants the reader to learn

A shortened version of text with a main idea and details

A prefix or suffix added to a word to change its meaning

The vocabulary a writer chooses to show meaning

The author's reason for writing

The author's opinions and beliefs

A conclusion made by your knowledge and clues from the story

The basic part of a word after all affixes have been removed

Hints an author gives to help define an unknown word

Plan, draft, revise, edit, publish

Taking someone else's ideas or work and saying it is yours

Figurative language used to make writing more interesting

The perspective from which a story is told

Character Development

The way a character changes throughout a literary text

The series of events within literary text

A fictional piece of writing that tells a story or entertain

A comparison of items based on their relationship

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Different ways of organizing information based on the author's purpose
Anology
Fries
Character Development
Organizational Patterns
2
A nonfictional piece of writing that informs the reader about a specific topic
Informational Text
Text Clues
Nachos
Context features
3
Conflict
A struggle or battle a character experiences
Affixes
Root words
A World War 3
4
Supporting Details
The statements that support the overall idea of text
Statements that don't support the overall idea of text
Clues that are fake
Chicken nuggets
5
Prediction
An uneducated guess
An educated guess at what will happen in the future
A guess that is off
Inference
6
Text Features
Parts of a nonfiction text that help the reader find
fghjk
7
Theme
The message that an author does not want the reader to learn
The message that an author does not state in the text
The message the author wants the reader to learn
A phrase that an author wants to learn
8
Summary
A shortened sentence with no main idea but only details
A shortened sentence with no main idea or details only words
A shortened version of text with a main idea but no details
A shortened version of text with a main idea and details
9
Affix
re-
-ing
A prefix or suffix added to a word to change its meaning
Evidence
10
Genre
Evidence
Different stuff
Categories of literature
Modes
11
Main idea
The overall idea of a text
Categories of modes
Categories of genre
Words that make millions of stories
12
Word choice
The vocabulary a writer does not choose
Plan, draft, revise, edit, publish
The life lesson the author wants the reader to learn
The vocabulary a writer chooses to show meaning
13
Author's Purpose
Author's name
The author's reason for writing
Author's perspective
Noodles
14
Author's perspective
The author's mind and beliefs
The author's opinions and facts
The author's opinions and beliefs
The author's beliefs and statements
15
Inference
A conclusion made by a prediction
A conclusion made by your knowledge and clues from the story
A conclusion made by background knowledge
16
Root Word
The basic part of a word after all affixes have been removed
Soup
Affix
The basic part of a word after all suffixes are removed
17
Context clues
The main purpose of something
Churros
Text features
Hints an author gives to help define an unknown word
18
Modes
Types of genres
Types of food
Types of writing
Types of wrinkling
19
Writing process
Plan, draft, revise, edit, write
Plan, draft, revise, edit, publish
Plan, draft, revise, read, publish
Plan, read, write, publish
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Plagiarism
Taking someone else's ideas or work and saying it is yours
Taking food without permission
Stealing objects
Stealing food
21
Literary Devices
Figurative language used to make writing more interesting
Fictional piece of writing that tells a story or entertains
The overall idea of a text
Types of writing
22
Evidence
Proof found within text
The way the reader thinks
Nothing found in text
Turkey
23
Point of View
The perspective from which a story is told
The perspective from which a story is told
The perspective from which a story is told
The perspective from which a story is told
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Character Development
The way a character changes throughout a literary text
The author's reason for writing
A comparison of items based on their relationship
The author's opinions and beliefs
25
Plot Development
Pizza
The series of events that are not in literary text
The series of events within literary text
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Literary Text
An informational piece of writing that tells facts
A fictional piece of writing that tells a story or entertain
A piece of cake
Chicken Nuggets
27
Analogy
A comparison of items based on their relationship
A struggle or battle a character experiences
The author's opinions and beliefs
The author's reason for writing
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Use spelling, capitalization, grammar, and punctuation to make writing clear and understandable
conventions
genre
context clues
inference

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